Arizona republican., 1904-01-24

. W g. Barnes. Mr.. ana MIS- Dave
l Goldberg. Mrs. j. l. Fisher. Mrs s. G.
/ Evans. Mrs. Sarah Murphy Miss Cruz,
I Miss Goldman. Miss Van Rensselaer,.
b Miss Lewis. Mr.. L. II. Lands, Mr.. F.
! ". Dodge and Mr.. Barry Goldwater.
Miss Sallie Jacobs is much improved
after serious illness. although no. yet
gb'c 10 be about.
Mrs. Louis Melczer entertained the
/ Harmony club Saturday afternoon.
/ The parlors were beautifully decorat-
I 81 in evergreens and American flags.
/ 4 flag game was played in which Miss
I Dora Cohn received the first prize and
Mr. John Dennis the consolation prize.
Refreshments were served after the
game.
Mrs. Akers is at home the first two
Wednesdays OF the month.
Air Lewis Morse entertained at
finch Friday evening Miss Ruth
JessOp won the first prize. and Mr..
Robert Murphy the second. Refresh
m-nts were served after the game.
Those present were Miss Ruth Jessoo.
Hiss Irene Walker Miss Alice tialsey
! Miss Helen Fly. Miss Helen Niexander.
/ Er. 4 bert Murphy. NJ. Melville Flick
AS Mr. Herman Rosenberg. M. Harry
Bryant and Mr.. Alexander Baker.
Mrs. Bresslar. an artist who has
been studying i'm Paris for some time.
aEG who is desirious of forming a
class in this city. read very inter
esting paper entitled Student Life in
I Paris" before a number of ladies ut
th- home Of Mrs. Kendrick. Oh North
Third avenue. yesterday. After the
Z address refreshments were served.
Mr. ana Mrs. w. z. Cleary entertain
- AIrs. =. q. CulIom and son. NJ
Sh"lry >. C"!lOm. - ,.iai, Thursday
,s'"r.e. ante witch this. entertained
otaer f-'6..4-s. tie cNCr-ug vas passed.
81 IA muse. IL. t,.,U tlra. and vocal.
The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. f. W.
Lewis. Airs. II. T.. Cullom Miss Newly.
Miss Ainsworth. Miss Hancock. Miss
WhGlen. Mr.. Joe Cassou. Mr. John Ney-
Ian. air. Shelby NJ. Cullom and Mr..
Paul Blizzard.
Miss sarah Murphy came down from
T. ~sco-t Thursday and is visiting in
Ire ciIy with friends.
Judge sloan left Thursday for Pres
eotl. having spent the past week in this
city.
y Tx :aity compose OF Mr.. and
4if-. tf.u'.rcy Clarke. c. 1tain Cren-
saw and Mr.. +. 3. Knox attended the
BE Torrance OF Murray and Mack COM
I.any II the Doris Theater Monday
evening.
On ttr twenty-second of Feb nary
tiir Slsr'ners viii give a luncheon ID
the Daughters Of Isis in the afternoon.
ard On the evening they will have their
annual banquet.
Judge Doan. Of Florence. has been
in the city during the past week, re-
turning home Thursday. Mrs. Doan
viii visit in Phoenix the latter part of
the winter
Miss ROselyn NJ. Sergeant. who viii
be- remembered as the sweet soprano
sCloist who spent several seasons i'm
the city. and sang in the Presbyterian
church, viii arrive in Phoenix the lat
ter part OF the month to appear in a
concert 10 be given under the auspices
OF the Presbyterian Endeavor society
Foi the past three years Miss Sergeant
has been resident of Cambridge ana
Is now engaged in the Trinity church.
81 Newport. y. J.. but is at pres en- On
a leave OF absence. and is visiting Ger
Parents In California. During her Wis
il 3D. this city she will be the guest Of
Afrs r. NJ Depew at her home
$40 north First Street
Miss Zelma Bailey returned home
i'r'0ay, after spending three months
yif.sing relatives in Texas. Her many
friends welcome her return.
Mrs. Walter Gregory, of Yuma. is
In the city spending a few days with
her mother on north Fourth avenue.
~. Maurice Colbert. who spent sew
erai weeks in the city Ell route to Pres
colt returned last week. and will -c-
main here during the winter mo lshs
Re Is accompanied by Mr.. Carl Zapr
Miss Para Kimball came over Thurs
90" from Mesa, and is the guest Of
Airs. Akers.
NJ. IA. /. Latham. Mr. Gordon Tweed
and Mr.. Sturges spent Friday and Sat
urday hunting ducks down on the ella
river.
MIS- Lee Perkins entertained at finch
Tnui sday afternoon I'm honor of Mrs
Tho mas McGinnis. of Chicago, at her
home on east Adams street Mrs
ltneinstein won the first prize, while
Mr.. DOster received the secon /. The
dining room was decorated in green
ani red. From the top of the chan
oelier there were festoons of smilax ex-
tending 10 the walls: the chand.lie.
be.nG covered with the same. inter
50 erred with carnations and punches
OF grapes. The smilax extended to
each place on the table. favors IF ear
nations being attached to the ends.
The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. a. J.
bradley. Mrs.Swetnam. Mrs. Mayors,
Mrs. 9. Stevens. Mrs. Louis Melczer,
Mrs r. Toohey. Mrs. Alex. Rheinstein.
Mrs. Boehmer. Mrs. Benjamin. Mrs
Jas Aiken. Mrs. Jno. Dennis. Mrs
Rosenberg Mrs GOldgfai1 AIrc