Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-02-24

hour later dancing viii begin. Prompt
ly at IL o'clock the dancers will repair
to the Hotel Adams whers will be held
the banquet followed by toasts The
general reception committee is a large
one and the committee which will re-
ceve in the ball room is as follows:
Governor n. o. Murphy, Mayor Emil
CAM, Chief Justice Street, Attorney
General G. +. Ainsworth. j. w. Evans,
Walter Talbot. l.. IL. Chalmers, Il.
Heyman. DR.. L. II. Goodrich. Fred w.
Wood was selected as floor manager.
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Music lovers have a rich treat in
store for Thursday evening of this
week. 1t is the first concert of the
second season of the Phoenix OrpheuS
society. The programme has been
specially arranged to bring out the best
solo and chorus effects. Mr.. A. NJ.
Benham, the director, is a man of ma
tiona! reputation in musical circles.
His direction of the festival concerts
in San Francisco in 1897 was the gr at
est musical financial success ever
achieved west of Chicago. On this oc-
casion the chorus numbered 1880 voices
and the orchestra of 100 pieces. The
net proceeds Of the two concerts was
over $1,000. The programme consists
of solos, part songs and choruscs. The
great feature will be the sextet and
chorus from Don2ettis opera lucia. p"
in which our well known soloists will
appear.
Friday afternoon a delightful party
was given by Miss Luella and Byrd
and Master Milton Rice, at their home
on East Washington street. Many
games We're played and the prizes in
the peanut hunt were won by Miss
Jennie Ellingson and Master Myron
Pearson After the games an elegant
luncheon was served. Those present
were: Luela. Byrd and Milton Rice.
Jennie Ellngson. Hazel Cowan, Mag
gle barrow Lucie Langston, Grace
LaChance. Myron Pearson, Frank
Bunch and Bailey McAfee.
4 progressive euchre party is an
nounced for the entertainment of the
guests of the Sixth Avenue the latter
rart of this week.
Mr.. Harry NJ. Wood. who was sum
muned here on account of the severe i'll
ness of his mother at the Sixth Avenue
hotel, returned last week to Great
Falls, Montana.
Mr.. J. ]. Lawless. representing the
Pan-American exposition at Buffalo,
will remain in Phoenix until final dis
i. ~ annrnnri at ion
bill now before the legislature here.
Among the pleasant features Of the
G. A. r. banquet at the Sixth Avenue
hotel on Friday evening was an address
by Mr.. Giles Of Chicago, president OF
the famous New England society.
Another Of Mr. Louis &. Mastrn's de-
llghtful little parties to his friends ana
the Sixth Ave- nue. hotel guests occurred
at his rooms at the Churchill residence
last Saturday night. \ musicale is now
being arranged for next week.
The dancing floor of the Maricopa
club was filled to an unpreced nted de-
gree last Thursday night notwith-
StdntlnB Inc lstultu SfiS'Ils ] IL "a
chestra selected for the occasion played
tn. pleasing airs of bygonc years, an
appreciated novelty, and the evening
was altogether one of the most delight
full in the winters series at the club.
The ladies Of Court Floral 293. COM
panon of Court Hassayampa 1918. In
dependent Order of Faresters. will give
their anniversary ball at Foresters'
hall Wednesday. February 81. 1901. No
invitations will be issued and all their
friends are cordially invited to attend.
Admission free.
CRICE EFT