Arizona republican., 1904-01-10
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The hop given at Tempe by the Cad 1 cts of the Normal school was a pleas ant affair. A number of Phoenix peo- pie were invited.
 Monday evening MT. Henry George gave a farewell dinner to his bachelor friends. It was an event that will be pleasantly remembered for years to l come, being thoroughly enjoyed by | those present. There were toasts ga- lore, among. them those given by MT. Vernon l.. Clarke. MT. O. P. Morton, MT. E. B. Knox and MT. L.. H. Landis.
 The invited guests were. MT. R. L. Berryhill, MT. F.. B. Knox, Captain kCrenshaw, Mir Frank Lane, MT. Phelps Gilmore, Mir. John Wilson, Dr. Craig, MT. Harvey J. Lee, MT. Paul Blizzard, NTH. l. Latham, MT. F. Hewins, Mr. Joe Cassou, MT. Malcolm Gillette. Ar. Ward Hughes. MT. H. RI. Galliver, Mir. Vernon L. Clarke. MT. R. L. Me Donald, Dr. Conner. MT. Vernon Cook, MT. Charles Williams, MT. O. P. Nor ton, MT. w. w. Jones, Mir. M. C. Me Dougall, Mir George Kirkland. MT. sam Dunlap, MT. Lee Landis, MT. Fred Gross. Mr Herbert Scott. Mir lHOS. 1TtSCOll, MT. NCu tIelS nlOil, Mir Charles Arnold. MT. Hugh Creigh- ton, MT. Shelby Cullom. MT: w. F. Dodge, Mir E. g. Wakelin. MT. Claude Bergman, MT. Garrett Schuler. Mr. John Neyland. MT. Paul Kruger, Dr. Seaton. MT. s. Michaelson. Mir. sam Hughes, Mir. Gordon Tweed and Mir. Harvey BerTyman.
 
 CDa,,IJ ing and MT. Clarence Spaulding were given surprise party by a number of their friends at their home northeast of the city. Mrs. Spaulding invited Messrs. Ralph and Ivy Marshall to dinner. after which there was a game of finch during which their friends appeared. The evening was passed with different games, followed by de- licious refreshments.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. E. Irvine and children, who have been visiting Mrs. Irvine's mother. Mrs. White of Fresno, Cal, during the holidays are expected home tomorrow.
 Mrs. George Rogers, of Kansas City, is the guest of Miss Edith Brooks this week.
 
 The following item taken from Sun day mornings San Francisco Bulletin will be of interest to many friends of the contracting parties:
 
 The many friends of Miss Mary Alice Drisccll and W. H. Stevens, prominent mine owner of Arizona, will be pleasantly surprised to hear that they were quietly married at St. Pet CTS Church
 Miss Stevens is a sister of J. J. Dris- coll who is connected with the customs service Her charming per sonality has won her a host of warm friends, who wish the bride every hap piness.
 MT. Stevens is largely interested in several fine mining properties near Prescott, Ariz. Both bride and groom left for New York this morning. where the honeymoon will be spent. The wedding took place on Christ mas Eve and was attended only by few intimate friends.
 Miss Driscoll spent winter before last in this city residing at Mrs. Beverly Cox's on East Monroe street, During her stay in the city she made IldHy IIleuuS, DcluB d very ClleilI4iiilS girl. MT. Stevens is a prominent min ing man of Arizona, being General manager of the Picacho Blanco min ing company. Their Phoenix friends extend their heartiest congratula tions.
 Mrs. Fred Sharpe is quite i'll at her home on Seventh avenue.
 Miss Gilmer and Miss Sewers served at the Country club yesterday after noon. There was a large attendance.
 The Friday club met on their usual afternoon last week, and the afternoon was an exceptionally interesting one. Nearly all of the members were in at- tendance. The members are Mrs. J. L. B. Alexander, Mrs. Shirley Christy, Mrs. Joseph Kibbey, Mrs. w. c. Eos ter, Mrs. w. K. James, Mrs. Sims Ely, Mrs H. F. Robinson, Mss. Morford, Mrs. Young, Mrs. James Bark, Mrs. Downey, Mrs. George Cook, Mrs. Thompson and. Miss Kendrick.
 MT. w. H. Barry of Colorado Springs arrived in the city last week and will spend the winter months here.
 Mir. George Jay of Bisbee came down yesterday and will spend Sunday in the city visiting friends.
 Mrs. M. Rosenburg entertained yes terday afternoon in honor of her sis ter, Miss Rosenthal, of Chicago The game for the afternoon was domino whist. Mrs. John Dennis won the first prize, Mrs. Dave Goldberg the second, While Mrs. Louis Melczer received the consolation prize. The dining room was prettily decorated, the place cards being dainty little favors. Those pres ent were: Mrs. Aaron Goldberg, Mrs. Beverly Cox, Mrs. Levy of Prescott, Mrs. R. Toohey, Mrs. Dave Goldberg, Mrs. Liebenau, Mrs. Levy, Mrs. Cohn. Mrs Bradley, Mrs. Jacobs, Mrs. N. Diamond, Mrs. John Dennis, Mrs. Lou is Melczer Mrs. R. NoVinger, Mrs. Luke, Mrs. R. Go1dstein, Mrs. J. Thal- hiAmer, Mrs. r. Dummel, Mrs. E. Gang. Mrs J. M. Aitkep, Mrs. Aur- back, Mrs. Luhrs, Miss Rosenthal, Miss Bradley, Miss Smith. Miss Michaelson