Arizona republican., 1904-01-17

The guests were Mrs. Melczer, Mrs. ] Dummel. Mrs. Dennis, Mrs. F. Luke. i Mrs Cohn, Mrs. Luhrs, Mrs. Perkins, 1 Mrs. Diamond, Mrs. Thalheimer, Mrs. ! Jacobs, Mrs. Liebenau, Mrs C. A. Luke. Mrs Toohey, Mrs. Novinger, ! Mrs. Rosenberg, Mrs. Aurbach. Miss ! Vossee. Miss Michaelson, Miss Jacobs, : Miss Rosenthal, Miss Cohn and Miss l Rosenblat.
 Dr. and Mrs. Van der Veer enter tained Thursday evening in honor of Miss Mamie Brown, of Los Angeles. who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. George Alkire. The game for the ev- ening was euchre, after which there were dainty refreshments. Miss Lucy Johnson received the ladies first prize ! Mir Herbert Scott. the gentlemen's first prize. and Miss Brown and MT w. W. Jones were awarded the con solation prizes. The guests were Mrs. A. Van Brown, Miss Mamie Brown. Miss Lucy Johnson. Miss Vaughn, MT. Cyril Gilbert, Mr Herbert Scott, MT Reese Vaughn, Mir. w. w. Jones, and Mir C. w. Cornell.
 Yesterday afternoon the girls basket ball team of the High School played the Normal team on the Normal court in Tempe. Those participating in the game were Miss Marie Parker, Miss Beatrice WillisCroft, Miss Forbes Miss HenshaW. Miss DameTCn, Miss Hull, Miss Irvine. Miss Norton and Miss Cohn. of Phoenix; Miss Clifford, Miss Kemp, Miss Collins, Miss Jaime and Miss Heating. of Tempe. The party drove to Tempe in a tally-hO, leaving Phoenix about 12:30. chaperoned by Miss Williscroft. After the game they were entertained at dinrer by the young ladies at the dormitory, after which there was a dance. Everyone had a jolly good time, thoroughly en- toying the game, and heartily appre- ciating the courteous treatment re- ceived at the hands of the Normal girls.
 The game resulted in a score of T. to in favor of the High school Both teams played good ball but he Normal girls have not had as much practice as the High school team, neither have they Marie Baker" Miss Baker is the captain of the High school team and much credit is due her for the eX- cellent showing made by the girls, even if she does occasionally break her glasses in the excitement of the mix up. for what does a pair of glasses. more CT less amount to compared with Victory" Three cheers for Marie.
 Miss Winifred Smith has moved from North Fourth avenue, and is now with her sister, Mrs. Teasley, on North Third street.
 Miss Ada Lee Orme will leave for Los Angeles Tuesday, accompanied by her aunt, Mrs. L. H. Orme-
 Miss Edith Campbell, who was with the "Old Jed Prouty" company, which played here last week, formerly a Phoenix girl, is a beautiful brunette, and an extremely clever artist in her chosen profession. Miss Campbelrs conception and rendition of the char acter Martha" is charming, and shows a capability of Handling stronger parts in the future. This is Miss Campbells first season, and her many friends wish her success. The B. p. O. F. lodge will give a social on the evening Of the twent. second Cf January in O'Niel hall. 4 musical programme has been arrang- ed after which there will be a recep- 1 ton and dance. These affairs are al ways looked forward to with pleasure, 1 as they are very enjoyable.
 
 Mir. Winfield McPherson has been quite ill. and confined to his home l west of Phoenix for several days.
 
 Saturday evening a theatre party. l composed of Mir. and Mrs. Chas. II. ! Akers Mrs. J. Creighton, Mrs. Shirley 1 Christy and MT. Ned Creighton, at | tended the performance of "Old Jed |