Arizona republican., 1903-11-29

l"Clarence" made d brilliant catch. The evening was spent iE playing finch and panic" A menu of several courses was served to Miss Ellingsop. Miss Jennie Ellingson. Miss Rathbone. Miss Watts Miss Beatrice Wiiliscroft, Miss Leonard. Miss Reed. Miss Todd. Miss Marshall. MT. T. J. Smith. MT. Burling- ton, Mr Pascal Hardgrave. MT A. NJ. Calkins, Mr. Sydney Stewart. MT Earl Hill. MT. Simms. MT. George Baker, MT John Todd. MT. Bowker. MT. Carl Dodd and MT Raymond Battin. Mr and Mrs. w B. Cleary enter tained at dinner Thursday at their home on east Monroe street. The guests were: Miss Whalen. MT. J. r. Neylan, MT. Frank Cleary and MT. Shelby Cullom.
 Miss Edith Brooks entertained at luncheon Tuesday at her home 46 south Thirteenth avenue. The guests were: Miss Wright, Miss Minnie Wright, Miss Sibley and Miss Richardson.
 
 Mrs H. I. Miller is in New York awaiting the recovery of her son Ford, where MT. and Mrs. Miller took him to be operated upon for appendicitis. The operation has been successful and he will shortly return to Hartford, Conn. where he attending school.
 
 Mir. Frank Obermiller is visiting friends in the city. He spent Thanks giving with MT. Evans Cole at the Cole residence near Glendale. Tpl,a NN,;rbt at finch Thursday evening at their home on east Van Buren street. After the game refreshments were served. The guests were: Miss Miller, Miss Brooks, Miss Richardson, Miss Anna Miller, MT. Arthur Hertel, MT. Miller MT. Ice and MT. Edward Rallert
 Thursday a jolly party took therr dinner to the. Hole-in the-rock, where the day was spent. Those of the party were MT. and Mrs. Irvine and family, Mrs. Gregg. ST. MT. and Mrs E. c. Adams and children. MT and Mrs. Joe. Gregg and children, MT. and Mrs. Thomas Morrow and children, MT. and Mrs. F. ". Tompkins, MT. and Mrs. Neil Peterson. Rev and Mrs. Fields. Mir and Mrs. Anderson, Chillicothe, Mo. MT and Mrs. Cummings and chil- dren. Rev and Mrs. Rollins, Miss Anna Decker and George Baker. MT Shelby Cullom entertained at high noon dinner Thursday at his home on north Fourth street. The guests were: Captain Crenshaw. and MT. Charles Christy.
 MT and Mrs. Neil E. Bailey who have been visiting MT Bailey's parents, Dr. and Mrs. G. H. Bailey of this city, since last Tuesday left Thursday even ing for their home in Naco
 Miss Anna Miller entertained a number of friends at finch Friday evening at her home on north Third street. During the evening a dainty menu was served. The guests were. Miss Wright Miss Brooks Miss Adams. Miss Leona Adams. Miss Pritchard. MT. Arthur Hertel and MT. John Miller. Mrs. K.C. Rogers and Miss Jessie Rogers mother and sister of MT. $. H. Rogers of this city arrived last week from Kansas City and will remain through the winter.
 
 Mrs. T. NJ. Sloan who has been ill is able to be out and will shortly leave for Salt Lake City, where Mir. Sloan went last week. with the expectation of making it their home.
 The reception given Monday after noon at the home of Mrs. s. F.. Burtis on north Second street by the ladies l of the Baptist church in honor Of Miss | Burdette of Chicago, was well attend ed. Miss Burdette gave a short address The Thanksgiving dinner given by l Miss Ellis. to her kindergarten. at her nome on west Monroe street Wednesday was one of the prettiest dinners and thoroughly enjoyed by both the small guests and older visitors. | Friday evening the Knight of Pythias gave an oyster supper to the members their wives and visiting Knights. The time was passed in playing cards and checkers, after a short musical pro- gramme, vocal and instrumental
 Mrs. A. A. Dodsworth and daughters mother and sister of Dr. R. M. Dods- worth. arrived last week from San Francisco and will spend the winter in the city.