Arizona republican., 1901-01-27

Mrs. George H. Cook. Mrs. Clarence G. Campbell, Mrs. A. c. Dart. Mrs. c. A. Severance. Mrs Harry J. Jones. Miss Bessie Fickas. Mrs. Ancil Martin. MT. and Mrs Hugh Price. Mir and Mrs. Aaron Goldberg. Mrs. Harry L. Bixby. Miss Grace F.. Cope, Miss Jes- sic F.. Cope. Mir. and Mrs. Briggs. Goodrich, Mrs. Elizabeth F. Bennett, Mrs. Wm. Henry Anderson. MT. and Mrs. Rufus J. Briscoe. Mrs. Wm. S. Pickrell. Miss Albertine Briscoe, Miss Lipscombe, Mrs. Frederick l.. Brill. Mrs Herbert H. Logan, Miss Sylvia Ainsworth. MT. and Mrs. Charles F. Ainsworth. Mrs. Irving H. Andrews, Mrs. F.. Gang. Mrs. Helen Bury. Miss Addine Bury, Miss Frances O. Fisher, Mrs. Wm. c. Foster Mir. and Mrs. l.. H. Chalmers, Dr. and Mrs. Geo. w. Vickers. Judge and Mrs. Webster Street. Mir. and Mrs. w. J. Klngsbury. MT. and Mrs. Harry Heap, MT and Mrs. Campbell of Jerome. Mir. M. J. Riordan, Hon. Flu gene s. Ives. Mir. R. l.. Field, Mir. B. Egbert. s. Clark. Mir. Burt Dunlap. MT. O. L. Geer, Mir. A. c. Bernard. Dr. F. R. Ward. Judge R, E. Sloan.
 Dr. George Mitchell, of Mansfield. Ohio, Is In the city for an extended stay. He was troubled with asthma in his eastern home, and is accompanied by a son. who also SC ks rSn-wed heagth in this climate
 Mr. Chas Anderson, for some time clerk in the Hotel Adams. has returned to his former home in Massachusetts.
 Judge J. H. K!bbey has returned from short visit to his mother in Richmond, Indiana.
 Miss Addine Bury has been quite III with the grip for the past few days
 Mrs. A. c. Bernard. of Tucson. is in the city with her husband. the assem- blyman from Pima county.
 The ladies of the Baptist church and friends enjoyed a pleasant afternoon on Thursday.
 The N. Cecilia club met with Miss Welch. 425 West Van Buren street, on Friday evening. Won Weber was the subject for the evening.
 Dr. William Calvin Robbins. of this city. and Miss Ora May Davidson By CTS, were married Wednesday morning ct the Eldorado hotel. Tn, bride arriv- ed on the morning train and the we'd ding took place shortly after. Only .ha immediate friends of the contracting parties were present.
 At the parsonage of the Methodist Episcopal church, south, 627 north Fourth street, Mis- Rosa May Best. of Bruce Town, Fredericks county. Va. and William Edward Hesseitine. of Congress Junction were quietly mar Fied Tn the presence of the pastors family, yesterday morning. by Rev. R. A. Rowland. The happy couple will re- main few days in the city, after which they will leave for Congress Junction. their future home.
 Mir F. A. Stevens on Wednesday created party of friends to a m7st de- llghtful drive to the Indian school. the country club house and various other places of interest. The party consist ed of Mas Cooper. Miss Moran, Mrs. DeCr5ck. Mrs. Billiar, Mir. Berryhill and Mir. Stevens.
 Miss Cooper of Chicago, who has spent several winters hero, in fact be- ing considered something of a phoeni- clan, returned a few days ago to spend the remainder of the cold weather. She was accompanied by Miss Moran. Mrs. DeCrock and Miss E. M. Walsh. all Of Chicago, all of whom will spend some time here.
 Dr. and Mrs. John F. Boucher. of Baltimore, are in the city for short stay. pr. Boucher is president of a ladies seminary in Baltimore and has founded many schools. He is we'll known as an educator. H is ona of the most notable ministers of the Methodist Episcopal church and is greatly inter- ested in missionary work. having re- turned from a tour around the world less than a year ago. He has had no vacation for some time and is here for short rest.
 The second annual ball of the Phoe- nix library will be given on Friday evening. February 1, 1901, at the O'Nelll hall. and the tickets will cost only $l, admitting gentleman and ladies. This is one of those balls that is for the