Arizona republican., 1904-02-14

was a pretty affair The hall was de- corated in festoons of evergreen and red. white and blue interspersed with red hearts Of every shape and size. There was a large attendance and splendid music making it a decided success.
 Mrs Van der We're Brown will serve tea this afternoon at her home on Second avenue. Those invited are: Dr. and Mrs. Van der We're, Mrs. Clark, Miss Vaughn. Miss George, Miss Todd, Mir Cornell. Mir Combs, Mr. Reese Vaughn and MT. Fields
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Blade who have been visiting in the city left Mon day tor Los Angeles.
 Tuesday evening an informal gather ing composed of Mrs. Meskimmons, Miss Brooks, Miss Adams, Miss Miller. Miss Wright, Miss Minnie Wright, Miss Myers, Miss Seed and Leona Adams met at Miss Wilson's on north Central avenue. After the game of panic, dainty refreshments were serv- ed.
 The Ladies Aid society of the first M. E. church will entertain the.r friends at the home of Mrs. C. $. Scott No. 532 east Washington street. next Tuesday afternoon. These Teas" are becoming very popular on account of the pleasant time the ladies plan for the entertainment of their guests. The strangers are most cordially in vited. Hours. 2:3O to P. m. Ladies to serve: Mrs. Toney. Mrs. Shirley Chnsty. Mrs. Coverdale. Ms. Copeland.
 MT. and Mrs. William B. Cleary gave another of their charming suppers af- ter the hop Friday evening. Their guests were MT. and Mrs. Harry Tritle. MT. and Mrs. Ernest Lewis. MT. and Mrs. Frank Ainsworth, Miss Van Rens- selaer, Miss Newby. Miss Whalen. Miss | Baker, Miss Hancock, Mr. Jce Cassou, MT. J. M. Cullom. Mir. Neylan, Mir. w. W. Jones, MT. Creighton. Mn. Frank Bennett and MT Von Sussenmilch. r
 HeightOn James gave a very pretty valentine party Friday evening. assist ed hy Miss Margaret James and Miss Edith Bennett. Hearts was the game for the evening in which Miss Belle Stevens won the first prize and Lewis l Morse the second, while Miss Helen Ely received the consolation prize 1 Those present were Miss Helen Ely Miss Helen Alexander, Miss Louise | Swetnam. Miss Irene Walker, Miss ! Ruth Jessop Miss Hazel Goldberg. Al ! exander Baker, Lewis Morse, Harry Bryant. Robert Murphy. Melville Flick as and Herman Rosenburg. 1 Dr. and Mrs. Norton entertained Mon | day evening in honor of Miss Sargent | at their home on North Second avenue | The guests were the members of the
 choir in which Miss Sargent was solo, ist when in the city several years ago | II was an informal musical, delicious | refreshments being served. The guests
 were: MT. and Mrs. Irving Andrews
 MT. and Mrs. William StrowbIidge. MT
 and Mrs. w. C. Barnes. MT. and Mrs. F. | M. Depsw, Dr. and Mrs. McAfee and
 Miss Sargent.
 Dr. and Mrs. w w. Hubbard were
 the guests of Dr. and Mrs. LivermOrC ] at their home northwest of the city
 last Sunday.
 Miss Clarke and Miss Saliie Clarke 1 have been i'll but are now convalescent
 Their many friends will be glad to have
 them with them again.
 | Mrs. NJ. T. Russell entertained in
 formally Wednesday evening. l
 Mrs. M. Jacobs entertained informally
 at her home on East Monroe street
 Saturday afternoon.
 Miss Marie Baker has been exceed
 ingly i'll the latter part of the pas
 week.
 The Freshman class of the Hief
 school gave a very pretty reception ant
 hop to the Sophomore class last even i ing in Padget hall.
 Miss Stauffer and Miss Ulman, of tn;
 Tempe Normal, will spend Sunday 1T
 the city the guest of Miss Eyer.
 Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Leitch arrived ir
 the city Monday and will remain 1 through the winter. MT. Leitch is 6 brother of Mir C. P. Leitch, who has resided in Phoenix a number of years
 Miss Etter entertained last evening 1T honor Of Miss Delphia Etter, at thel home on the Mcdowell road north-easi of the city. The guests were Miss | Baum, Miss Bowker, Miss Jackson
 Miss Evans, Miss Gibbons, the Misses
 Seed. MT. Todd, Mr. White, MT. Mung-
 CT and MT. Perry Munger.