Arizona republican., 1901-01-20
SOCIETY


 The United Moderns gave their sac- ond annual ball at Forester's hall on Tuesday night. The bal was well at tended and the lodge Is now credited with another social success. Though the lodge frequently gives socialss for the entertainment of its members, the annual ball is its chief social event cf the year.
 At the Country club Tuesday even- ing n few friends of Miss Helen Rior- dan of Flagstaff. gave social dance in her honor, Tho evening was most en- joyably spent. Those present were: Misses Riordan. Ainsworth, Smith, Hancock. Goldman. Chamberlain, Walker, Mary Smith, Greer. Lipscomb and Mrs. Magruder; and Messrs. T. F. Pollock of Flagstaff. Dunlap. Buxton, Peironnet. Creighton. Lewis. Blizzard Ned Creighton. Frank Ainsworth and J. Ernest Walkr
 Invitations have been issued by Chief Justice and Mrs. Webster Street for a reception to be given in honor of the justices of the supreme court on Tuesday evening January 29th. The reception vii, be held In O'Neill hall and dancing and cards will be the or der of the evening.
 Paul Murphy returned a few days ago to Garden City, Long Island, to re- sumo his school studies.
 Mrs. H. A. Mayors and Miss Cora Mayors, mother and sister of w. M. Mayors, who have been spending the last two months here. the guests of MT. N. Mayors and family, returned to their home in Fort smith, Ark, early In the week.
 MT. and Mrs. s. N. Seip celebrated the tenth anniversary of their wedding day yesterday afternoon quite an assemblage of invited guests being present. Thc afternoon was pleasantly spent, not the least interesting feature being the refreshments served. As 1t was a tin wedding it was naturally ex- pected that the practical joker would lt pItsNHl, anu Ht WdS. HIS cDHtilpu- ton was a huge cake nicely frosted and decorated. When Mrs Seip at tempted to cut the cake for the pur- pose of dividing it among her friends she discovered just how much of hOl- Tow mocktry some things in this world are, for beneath the frost!ng she found an inverted tin milk pan. Bu, after all 1t was more fun than real cake.
 A very enjoyable evening was spent Wednesday at the Indian school by a large number of invited guests from Phoenix and the employees of the school. the occasion being bal held in the manual training building. The entertainment was given by Mrs. Me Cowan, Mrs. Meskimmons and Mrs. Perry. and it goes without saying that the appointments of the occasion were all that could be desired. The large sewing room was utilized for dancing and proved to be very appropriate for the event. Adjoining rooms were used for the reception and entertainment of guests generally. Devine's orchestra furnished music for the occa- sion and received q number ol encores from the delighted guests The hostesses of the occasion made all feel perfectly at case and Superintendent McCowan contributed largely to the hospitality of the Ccca- sion by more particularly greeting the gentlemen. The guest of honor of the evening was Mrs. II. s. McCowan oi i Peoria, H., who is here on visit to her son, the superintendent and his family. Choice refreshments were served and were appreciated by the guests. This feature of the evening i had been taken in charge by the pupils in the department of domestic science under the supervision of the instructor Mrs. Meskimmons. The result was very creditable to al! concerned. The young pupils also served the refresh- ments. Mir B. B. Custer ofiiciated as floor manager. The last numoer on