The Tucson citizen., 1902-09-30


| The elegant home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Zellweger was the scene of a delightful
party last Wednesday evening. in
honor of Miss Gertrude Pusch, who
leaves on an extended visit to San
Francisco shortly. Dancing and games
were indulged in, and delicious re-
freshments were served about mid
night. Among those present were
the following: Mr. and Mrs. Pusch.
and the Misses Zellweger, Mamie Ali
son, Hattie Brown, Bessie Beach, Edna
Clark, Minnie Drachman. Ester Drach-
man, Evelyn Evans, Clara Ferrin,
Pearl Hoff, Alma Katenstein, Pima
Mansfield, Miss Martin, Gertrude
Pusch, Eta Pusch, Weda Purcell, Miss
Parrott, Emma Meyers, Helen Schole-
field, kabe Samuels, Elsie Siewert,
Miss Burns, Mrs. Bernard, Mrs. P.
Aguirre, Mrs. Ferrin, Mrs. Odermatt.
Mrs. Pusch, and Messrs. Morris Aarons
Fritz Bernard, Noah Bernard, Ned
Bernard. Sam Byrne, Roy Brown. John
Brown, Willis Buehman, Albert Bueh-
man, Earle Davis, Arthur Ferrin, e.
j. HoJllingshead, Monte Mansfield, AL
fons Page, George Pusch, Ralph Pit
tock and Elmer Stratton.
The first of series of dances to be
given by the Elks this winter was held
at the club house last Thursday even
ing, in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Heineman, who have been prominent
in Tucson society and charming en-
tertainers during their residence here.
The affair was given in the nature of
farewell party to the young couple,
as they were to leave shortly for Cana
nea, where they will make their future
home.
The event was well attended, and
many who had just returned from the
usual summer outing were present.
Many handsome gowns were in evil
dence, making the scene one of brill
fancy. Mr.. Vic Hanny acted as floor
manager, and contributed much to the
general enjoyment of all. Music was
furnished by the Mexican orchestra,
and delicious white wine punch was
served during the evening. During
the intermissions musicale was held
and Mrs. w. ]. Kirkpatrick and Mr..
Ivo Began rendered few select solos.
Gale Campbell entertained the un-
lucky Thirteen" at his home on North
Main street last Friday evening. The
club always manages to enjoy itself,
but with host like Mr.. Campbell they
did not have to try very hard. The
guests spent a most pleasant evening.
Mrs. John Martin, who is in New
York city at present, expects to return
about the middle of October. She
has placed her daughters, Miss Madge
school for girls, on Riverside Drive,
New York, which ranks as one OF the
most fashionable schools in the east.
The "Ping-Pong' club, composed Ct
members of the younger set. held a
very enjoyable meeting at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Gearge Cheney,
on North Main street, last Friday
evening.
The Thirteen club held banquet
at the San Augustine last Saturday
evening. The mystic number was not
quite complete, but few guests of the
club filled in between the lines. The
boys always have a good time, even
though the toasts be wierd and the
food clammy. The banquet will cer-
tainly stand as one of the events in the
history of the club. The mandolin
club discoursed few mysterious airs
during the festivities.
The "Ping-Pong" club enjoyed an
outing to Fort Lowell last Saturday.
A large hayrack was employed to con-
yey the excursion.