Arizona republican., 1901-10-13

10 to 12 m and ? to 4 p. m. Mrs. D'Alta c. Whitney Coombs.
 TODAY'S BALL GAME-The Mans fields and the Fire Department base ball teams will do business with each other at the park this afternoon. It Is not safe to make predictions on the result, as both hines have done some good work, and both are in their ascen- dancy and have been practicing hard.
 THE IRISH DONE FOR.=The Tig- CTS. juvenile baseball team, has met amorphosed into an aggregation Of football players. Yesterday a riot broke out between them and a team called the Irish, over the possession of the pigskin, and the Tigers repeated thecir baseball record by eating up their op- ponentS in a vacant lot on Van Buren street, between Second and Third ave nUes.
 MRS. BERRYMAN'S RECITAL Mrs. Berryman's recital for the even ing of October % will be a most bril- ialt social event. The sale of tickets is very fiatterins and each day brings fresh interest in the entertainmen:. Mrs. Thomas Sloan will afford her friends much pleasure by appearing n this occasion. Other assistants will bN MT. Irving Andrews. MT. Eugene Rede- will and the Indian school band
 TUMA'S PROSPECTS-I w. l.. Kerr of the Yuma Sentinel is in the city on a short visit to his family. He says Yuma is prospering and her cit iZers are sanguine regarding the fu- ture. He says the steamboat line to San Jorge bay down on the gulf is now fairly well equipped and doing consid erable business. Captain Smith is turn irg his attention to municipal improve ments and promises a street car line for Yuma in the very near future
 NEW CORPORATIONS. NS.-A ticifs # incorporation of the Emperor Oil com pany were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday. Tine capi- tal stock is $500.O00: the incorDo,ators are A C. Liebendorfer and \. C. Jones of Boston. Articles were also flied of The Eureka Gold Mining company with a capital stock of s1,O0O,O6 The incor- porators are F. B. Tiffany l. J. Wood worth and K. Winthers. of Colorado Springs.
 A GENEROUS TOWC.-Phoenix i-: inc best town in the world to respond to the call of charity. On Friday nnorr- ing the house of q widow. Mrs. Van Dusen. was burned with all it's cor tents. representing air her worldly wealth. Yesterday afternoon three gen. uemen started Q subscription for iler relief. In three hours they had collegi- ei s150 in cash with the promizc of s2o more. A part of these three hours was consumed by the circulators at dinner
 A HANDKERCHIEF SIiOWER-A handkerchief shower in honor of Miss L. Clay Henshaw was given oy Miss Madse Richmond yesterday afternooo at her home from to o'clock. | handkerchief shower" is q party at which the guests each present to tha hCnor5d guest a handkerchief with al appropriate address or an accompany ing verse. The decorations. arranged by Miss Richmond. were very pretty Those present were Misses l.. Clc. r =nshaw. Eleanor Merriam. Eva B2yer. Alice Morse, E. Leota HauN- hurst. Edith Brooks. Gertie Rich. Ma-- gareJ Hughes. Lena HaTtsield. HeIe1 Stewart, Ruby Tucker. Allie Graz Alice Resor. Laura Resor. Bessie Sharkey. Jessis Sibley. Nellie Taylor. Jettie Roberts, Clara Orme. Jessie Roberts, Madge Richmond. Mrs. J. Ernest Walker and Mrs. Irving An drews. Eleven Of tEe number wsrr members of the Normal class Of '99. Miss Henshaw's class.
 TO VISIT PHOENIX FEIENDS- Mrs. Harry Yasger and her twin toys and Mrs. Percy Cowan. babe and maid will arrive here this morning from Nicisburg. Miss. to spend the winter with Nr. and Mrs. H. C. Yaeser and other relatives in this city. Mrs. Yaeger is the widow of MT. and Mrs. Ii C. Yaeger's son Harry, who died so suddenly in Denver a few months ago. being cut off in the very opening of what promised to be a most remark able H-eiress career, he having achieved great prominence for one of his age in the commercial circles of that enterprising city. Mrs. Cowan will be remembered by many as Miss Anita Yaegsr. who was married here some years ago. and who had pre- viously been prominent in social cir cies here, being a most accomplished elocutionist. She has many personal friends in the city who will be pleased to know that sine is to spend the win ter here again and who will also be pleased at the opportunity fo. renew ing old friendships. MT. and Mrs.
 Yaeger are more than happy at the prospective reunion of the family, their sons all bsing residents of the valley.
 
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