The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-12

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on Tuesday was one of the best at
tended of the series held Refresh
ments were served as usual and de-
| lightful program was rendered
Under bower of similax and roses,
Mrs. Herring. assisted by her daugh-
ters. Mrs. Herrln, Mrs. S. w.
Franklin. Received seventy of
their lady friends Thursday after
noon, at her lovely home on North
Main street. This residence has been
for many years, one of Tucson's most
attractive place. Many gay and bril-
liant scenes has been depicted there, but
none lvelier than this event can be
credited to the long list. With the
grace, ease and dignity for which the
queenly hostess Is noted, she enter
tanned at the largest card party of
the season. The lovely rooms contain
ed fifteen card tables arranged for
euchre Each table was decorated with
roses and SIMILAR. gaily colored butter
flies fluttered over the heads of the
dainty gowned ladies, adding their
part to tne attractive decorations. Inc
menu was a prefect one, enjoyed to the
utmost at five O'Clock Mrs. Herring 8
prizes were lovely and many, the first
prize was captured by Mrs. Drach-
man, the second by Mrs. Rockwell.
! Those who are usually unfortune by
! scoring even. received a surprise by
I each having a dainty package contain
! ing something tor defeat The invited
! guests were. Mesdames Black, Bowers
J. S. Bayless. VIM. H. Bayless. w, II.
! Barnes. b. Barner, COrbett. Cater
Cheyney, Drachman. w. {. Davis, A.
H. Donau lowers orbes. Fenner.
NJ. Franklin. S. NJ. Franklin, Francis
Florsheim, Grosetta. f. N. Guild
| Gardiner, Heineman, Hart, HolbrOok
Howe Hoover Isbell B. NJ, Jacobs
A. Jacobs, kitt, Kirkpatrick. Lowell
Martin, Mansfield. Nave. Neal. Orms-
by. OConnell. Perry. Phelps, Plumer.
! Parsons, Rockwell. Rollins. Shibell
/ Warren. Wright Drake. Holmes Isabel,
Skinner. Sroufe. Steinfeldt, Steward.
| Underwood. Satterwhite. F'ergu-
son. Manning and Flynn; Misses Fish.
Mansfield. Cheyney. Guild, Wood.
Pomeroy. Canen and Underwood.
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Amid the youth. beauty and chi
valry of the old pueblo. the members
of the Thirteen Club Friday night.
entertained their seventy guests. All
kinds of superstition were manifested,
After entering the hospitable doors
, under a ladder. and being met in the
hall by the committee of thirteen
young men each wearing a badge of a
skull with cross bones. the guests
were ushered to the main hal room
and introduced to the patron saint. of
the club skeleton, which was placed
In black shrine arranged to show
him off to the best advantage. He
cordially waved his bony hand to the
company and moved his head in an
approving way. He was quite the at
traction Of the evening. excepting, Of
course, the beautiful young ladies. who
never looked lovelier, they were per
feet rOsebuds, in their youth and
beauty. and received their share Of the
compliments The hall was decorated
with thirteen umbrellas down the
centre. and ladders with greens and
skulls In the corners. Under one was
placed a punch table from which was
t
grand march was begun at thirteen
minutes past nine led by Miss Cheney
and Mr. Nichols This was the feature
of the evening and the ladies dcsrve
great credit for its success, as il was
led into perfect and easy grace by the
handsome couple through many very
difficult figures ending in dreamy
waltz The little black boxes on the
walls with light behind them displayed
al u great ADVANTAGE thc ugly Skulls
painted ON them. They smiled approy-
jngir ON the fair f1ancorH The scene
wa perfectly cnrhanting even if these
Friendly fellows continued tO grin and
rCmind one to "cat drlujs and be
be merry for tomorrow wn dic' here
were thirteen regular dances and
thirteen extras. The young people
stayed until thirteen Of the clock The
wishes for each OF the dozen and one
splendid fellows. who had spared no
expense to entertain them. Especial
credit is due the floor manager, Mr..
Kendall Kilt who was always in de-
mand and ever ready to attend to the
guests wishes The members of the
Thirteen Club who 50 delightfully."- en-
tertained their guests are Messrs. A.
p. Drachman. s J. Mansfield, X. Oh
Kit, G. G. Newell. G. E. Bell. II. Y.
Harrison, c. a. Nichols. r. w. Lang
worthy. +. c. Meyers, F. w. Nichols,
H. N. Richcy. G. II. Campbell and A. 5.
Cooper
Inc following matrons graced the
occasion with their presence
Mesdames Jacobs. Neal, Drake. Cul-
yer, Cheyney, Meyers Richey, Drack
man. Stevens, Richardson, liolbrook,
Wienhort and DTumiler. The dancers
Xvora Missaa Lpyprg IiTrcgamhn lfar-