Arizona republican., 1902-08-01
TEMPE

A party consisting of Miss Mary Cummings and sister. Mrs. Birchett and Mrs Houston will leave Saturday morning for Prescott for a month's visit
 MT. and Mrs Grant Oliver will leave the early part of next week for Cali fornia. where they will visit friends in Los Angeles and in San Joaquin valley. their former home.
 J. r. Haigler and family will leave Saturday morning for Iron Springs to remain until cool weather.
 Misses lone and Alice Greenleaf on Wednesday evening entertained large number of their young friends at their home on Mill avenue and Seventh street They were assisted in the ev- ening's entertainment by Mrs. Green leaf and Miss Greenleaf. It was pro nounced by the guests as the most sue cessful evening. for a royal good time. of any similar event of the season in Tempe The charm of success lay in the fact that the programme had been carefully planned and rapidly carried to the close of the evenings gayeties. which was near F o'clock. Delicate re- treatments were served during the ev- ening.
 Among those present were: Misses Mona Kingsbury, lone Pease. Hazel Hendrix, Katie Buck. Matte CorbeI, Maud Stewart. Laura Schmidt, 1rmd Schmidt, Ira Odel, Bertha Cosner. Marion Thomas, Maud Wilson, Mary Hough. Cecil Conser, Sarah Stone, Alta Holmes. Ida Penn, Della Penn. Flor ence Drew. Laura Fickas. Messrs- Ed gar Hendrix. Carl Holmes. Frank Hough. James Irwin. Clarence Stand age. Edwin Cummings. Arthur Cosner. Frank Miller. Fred Holmes. Mert Stewart. Cari Buck. Otto Odel, Roy Trusler, Walter Reed and Clayton Reed
 Henry Schmidt who left Tempe for the east in company with Rev. Bird about November ] or last year, re- turned this morning after q pleasant visit through the east and a protracta d stay in Muscatine, Iowa. Henry 5 many friends welcome his return.
 c. A. Corbell leaves this morning for Q brief visit with his family, who are spending the summer at Iron Springs
 Price Brown and family returned Tuesday from Les Angeles, where they have been spending the past month.
 Mrs. A. C. Ozanne and daughter Miss Edna, Were the guests of PhoeniS friends yesterday.
 J. F. Haigler and family leave tOmor- row for Iron Springs for the remainder of the summer.
 The brick masons at work on the new dormitory at the normal hay. reached the second story in the erection of the building. and expect to complete the work in few days.
 H. w. Ryder of Phoenix. proprietor of the Ryder lumber yard in Tempe re turned yesterday from Los Angeles af ter a brief stay.
 About forty of the friends of Ms: Gertrude Reed, who resides south anC west Of Tempe. two and half miles met at the home of Miss Stone, on Mil avenue last evening. and proceeded viz the hay rack line to her home. wher. they gave her a pleasant surprise ant enjoyed a royal good time
 Mrs. Birchett Mrs. Houston and tn, Misses Mary and Lucy Cummings leav tomorrow morning for visit witt friends in Prescott.
 The arrival from Chicago of the irol casing for the wells of the wate works plant was first announced yes terday morning by a hobo who ap preached Bob Finch's residence an, asked for a handout. stating that h had slept through the night in som driving pipe that came in on the morn ing train.