Arizona republican., 1903-11-15

The gentleman's prize "Tobacco ir Song and Story" was won by MT. w O. Griggs; the ladies prize, bisque statue, was gained by Mrs. William Davis, while the booby prize, his sa-
 tanic majesty in red attire astride a donkey went to Miss Ora Os-
 borne Dainty refreshments were served. The club members present were. Mir and Mrs. William Davis, MT. and Mrs. R.. Garwood,
 Miss Butler, Miss Stovall, Miss Os- borne, Miss Lottie Osborne, Miss Mamie Stovall, Miss Fifield, MT. J. A. Robinson, MT. George McClarty, MT. Bertram Morgan, MT. w. O. Griggs, MT. A. R. Doris and MT. Scott. | Thursday afternoon the Literary club met at the home of Miss Brookie George, on North Second avenue. Re treatments were served. The club will meet at the home of Miss Sally Jacobs this week.
 Friday evening Mrs. M. C. Phillips, Miss Clarke, Miss Sally Clarke, MT. Sam Hughes and Mir. Harry Hillen re- turned from a weeks visit to the Castle Creek Hot Springs.
 The Ladies Guild of Trinity Episco- lpal church will give a Thanksgiving Market In their guild rooms during the last week of this month.
 A number of the friends of MT. and | Mrs. George Gam gave them a pleas ant surprise party Thursday evening at their home on North Third street. | Whist was the game of the evening" | while Miss Forbes, Miss Ada Forbes and Miss Nina Forbes, render ed a number of musical selections. A | pleasing menu was served. The guests were: MT. and Mrs. S. NJ. Harris, Mir and Mrs. La Chance, MT. and Mrs. F. N. Stechan, Mrs. Forbes. Mrs. B. Cot ton. Miss La Chance, Miss La Jeunesse and MT. George Mauk.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Pres byterial church will hold a fair during the Christmas holidays, beginning De- cember the eleventh.
 MT. R. L. Booker of Carrollton, Ky, arrived in the city Wednesday and is the guest of MT. and Mrs. w. J. Cain. Mir. Booker comes from MT Gains former home where they were school boys together.
 MT. J. Wiggenhorn of Denver return ed home Thursday after a week spent in the city visiting his brother, MT. Frank Wiggenhorn.
 
 A pretty home wedding took place Wednesday evening at the home of 4
 her daughter Miss Mary FOushee and MT. w. H. Heilman were married, The parlors and dining room were beauti- fully decorated in evergreen and white chrysanthemums. During the cere- mony, which was conducted by the Rev. A. Nj. Gibbons, and while receiv- ing the congratulations, the bridal party stood under a good luck horse shoe of white flowers. The bride wore a gown of white albatross. while the bridesmaid, Miss Ethel Maddox, was of white Sicilian. After the ceremony the wedding supper was served. The guests were: Mir. and Mrs. Ege, MT. and Mrs. Baum. MT. and Mrs Heil- man, Mir and Mrs. Potter, Mesdames Mellas, Wheeler, Stevens, Ambrose, Woods; Misses Maddox, Baum, Alice Foushee, Lydia Foushee, Pool, Bird, Hoover and Messrs. Morgan, Woods. Scott, Heilman, Spitulia, Arthur Foul shoe, James Foushee and Baum.
 Mrs. Emil Gang left Tuesday for Shawnee, I. T.
 Judge and Mrs. J. M. LangstOn en- tertained a number of friends Wednes- day evening at their home, north of the city, in honor of MT. and Mrs Charles Abbott, who will leave this week for Mexico.
 Yesterday afternoon Mrs. G. W. Vickers and Mrs. Sarah c. Evans en- tertained at the Country club. There were an unusual number of the mem- bers present.
 Mrs. J. w Doris, who has been ser iously i'll at her home on Jefferson street, is very much improved.
 The Rathbone Sisters gave an oyster supper in the K. P. hall last week, they expect to have a dance in the near future.
 Miss Smith entertained a number of l friends at finch Wednesday evening | at her home at the Indian school. The | guests were: Miss Matthews, Miss AdamsOn, MT. Friedman. MT. Charles. | Mir. Miller, MT. Hackendof and MT. Snyder.
 Miss Clara Sutherland, whp spent last winter in the city, returned last week and is visiting MT. and Mrs. w. l w. Cook.
 The ladies of the Baptist Aid society will give a tea and sale of Christmas goods December third, at the residence of Mrs. l.. G. Futile, No. 454 north l Fourth avenue.
 Miss Janet Scott leaves Tuesday for Los Angeles where she will spend the winter.