Arizona republican., 1901-01-13

Mems Institute, the banquet given last Monday evening, to Bishop Gran jon will go down In history as one of the most delightful social events that have ever occurred in Catholic circles. From 9 o'clock until 12 the fsrty guests regaled themselves with feast com prising all that could contribute to the delectation of the inner man, and the next two hours were devoted to a series of toasts, thu eloquence of which put in a most fitting else to a very pleas ant evening.
 The Young Mems institute has been organized only a year but has at tained a remarkable growth and great strvngth in that length of time. It is composed entirely of Catholic young men and it's chief aim Is for the pro- mction of the intellectual good of it's members. There art now about sixty five members and twenty more to be admitted soon.
 The Rebekah's ball on Friday night was a most successful affair in every way. The ball was given for the pur- pose of raising money for the Odd Fellows home fund, an enterprise that Is being fosterei by the grand lodge and one that is expected some day to result in the erection of a god home for the aged and invalid members of the fraternity in this Jurisdiction. A good sum was cleared for the fund and d pleasant evening was spent by the many in attendance. splendid supper was served by the ladies in the rooms adjoining the dancing hall.
 
 Mrs. Captain Connell gave tamale party at her rooms in the Portland one evening during the week in honor of Mss Dryden of Los Angeles who has been visiting Phoenix friends. Cards was tn" game of the evening and ths following named were the in- vlted guests: Mesdames McClintock, Thaysr. Stevens. Mrs. Stevens. Sr.: Misses Dryden. Horton, Ward. Scarce, Johnson and Meagher; Mcssrs. Powers, of Albuquerque, Woodland, Morrell, Horton, Huntington, Cain.
 Miss Dryden of Los Angeles who has been visiting in Phoenix for sometim" tflt ButSl ol INoy FlcNtIS lClt for her home on last evenings train.
 Mir William Evans and Miss May F. Maddox were married Monday evening at the Presbyterian church, Rev. Laps ley McAfee officiating. The ring cer'- mony was used and as 1t was a pubic wedding and the contracting parties are both well known and popular, the church was well filled to witness the ceremony. After the wedding they were driven from the church to L5i North Fourth avenue where the groom had prepared a comfortable cottage home for their future residence. Here delightful wedding supper was served to the following invited guests: MT. and Mrs. H. C. Campbell. Irene Rear ney. Laura l.. Irwin. Mrs. Leu w. Russell, Mir. and Mrs. F. F. Bnllar, Mir. and Mrs. J. F. Kearney, MT. ani Mrs. c. w. Wartman, Nelia F. Scott. R. H. Irwin, Ethel Maddox, Alpha +. Trook, Clifford Maddox Mir and Ms. R. J. Dobbs, MT. and Mrs. J. E. Mad dox, Will Tyson, Alvin E. Lilies, Minta Asher, Mary Fouschee. Mr. and Mrs. C. w. Cisney, Mrs. Sarah Shoot. Miss Maggie Evans. D. G. Beals, Abbie Rot erts, Dr. and Mrs, Duffield. The.e were numerous valuable and useful presents and the best wishes of many friends will attend MT. and Mrs. Evans.
 Mir. Jack Kersting and Miss Edith Senger were married Tuesday evening in the presence of few intimate friends and are at home in a pleasant residence on Madison street between Center and First avenue. MT. Kersting is we'll known business man with host of friends and his bride Is recent arrival from Quincy Illinois