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

frequently. lne plans involved sew
ente,n girls, chaperon and the
doctor. The guets. chaperoned by
Mrs. l.. II, Chalmers. gathered
in the ordinary of the Hotel
Adams early in the evening and
at the conclusion, their escorts
called for them and they Joined in the
dance of the MaricOpa cub. The doc
tor explained to Crquette that he took
this novel method of demonstrating his
pride in Phoenix girls. He has long
been resident of Phoenix, but an
nually makes a trip to the coast and
returns with praises for Arizona girls,
after a comparison with those of the
east. At the banquet the guests viz
tuaily We're all young women whose
lives had been spent in this valley. a
dazzling array of pretty buds. The
table was beautifully and artistl(ally
decorated in vioets and cornation
boquets, Arizona smiaX ropes freely
entWined. Here is "a list of the guests
present:
The Misses Mabel Hancock. Reba
Heyman, Anne Burbank, kibbey, Nan
cy Johnson. Miriam Greenhaw. Grace
Cope, ssie Cope, Sylvia Ainsworth,
Beaulah Montgomery, Bessie Fickas.
Rosabella Goldman, Franz kellner,
Para Lee Kmball Ethel Ormc, Kat
Chrsty, Addine Bury and Winifred
Smith.
Invitations have been ISSUED for an
"at home" on the 21th. by Mrs. \. O..
Murphy. Mrs c. NJ. shannon, Mrs. }.
Adams Nrs 4 Al "a
hours are from 1 o'clock until s
o'clock.
Mrs. Ancil Martin gave a delightful
afternoon card party at her residence
in the Simms addition on Tuesday.
At the Country club on Friday after
noon the features were q chicken din
ner ana golf tournament. The prize
winners We're Mrs. Harry Jones, Mrs
l.. II. Chalmers, l.. II. Chalmers and
j. w, Rankine. Mrs. c. II. Akers Mrs
|, II. Andrews. Mrs. ]. c. Adams, Mrs
VI. O. Bicknell and Mrs. G. +. Aims
worth served tea on saturday after
noon.
The E!ks musicale ana dance cf
Wednesday night. in honor of the
Twenty first legislature, now in scs-
sion, was largely attended ANA thor
oughly enjoyed. The following pro-
grdmme with many ,ucores was rem
dered, after which followed dancing
and a banquet: Overture. orchestra:
baritone solo. George *. Dowd reel
tation. Mrs Church Bergman; banjo
solo, f. :. Gerrish; recitation, T. +.
Barnes; cornet solo George Cole;
piano solo, VIM. Strowbridge.
The ladies' bazaar OF the Christian
,hurch on Friday night had a sale Of
aprons and fancy articles. upon which
they realized well and which, incident
ally, afforded pleasant evening.
On Friday Misses Flossi' Hannie,
Kate Christy. Ethel Orme ana Miss
Miriam Messrs. Charles Christy. Harry
CIR ighton. l.. H. Landis ana +. W.
Lewis enjoyed a picnic 1T the lIoIc-!n-
the Rock.
Another Of the pleasant picnics Of
Friday was that joined in by Misses
Nancy Johnson, Carrie Connell, Para
Lee kimbal and Messrs. Win cain,
Ned Creighton and Fred Matthia.
Andrew Downing, the noteworthy
poet, who is at present residing In
Phoenix. viii in the near future give
u recital
Mrs. j. L. Fisher and daughter. Ethel,
are visiting relatives in Phoenix.
Miss Helen Riordan of Flagstaff Is
in Phoenix and intends 10 remain here
for month.
Miss Stella Kavanaugl has return d
to Phoenix from Davenport, Ia, where
she has been since last winter.
Miss Flossie ilanny, who has been
in Tucson since last winter. has re-
turu,d to Phoenix.
An effort. which in all probability viii
be successful, is being made to make
the banquet and ball in honor Of the
rrw nty-first legislature the most bril-
liant social affair of the season. They
have hitherto been the leading events,
and the function this year promises to
eclipse all pr vious efforts. The recep-
tion will begin at the O'Neill hal. on