Arizona republican., 1904-01-17

BELGIAN, SUNDAY MORN Prouty," at the Doris theatre, in which Miss Edith Campbell is starring this season.
 MT. and Mrs. H. J. McClung spent Sunday in Prescott. Tuesday evening Miss Beatrice Will | liscroft entertained informally at cards. Those present were Miss Vir- ginia Henshaw, Miss Forbes, Miss Ada Forbes, MT. Charles Stauffer, MT. George Baker, Mir R. H. Pren and MT. Conybear.
 Mrs. Chas. Goldman returned Tues day from San Francisco, where she spent the past two weeks; going there to be present at the funeral of her brother.
 Mrs. Lee Perkins Twill entertain Thursday at cards at her home on East Adams street.
 Miss Pearl Rigden, of Phoenix, will spend Sunday in Congress the guest of Miss Alice Campbell.
 The reception given by the A. O. U. w. lodge Tuesday evening was a decid- ed success. This is the first social function given Ey this lodge, and it was well attended, there being about two hundred guests present. Refresh ments were served.
 Miss Sheridan entertained at a e. s. F.. party last week. The evening was delightfully."- spent. with plenty of music. vocal and instrumental, and re treatments. Those present were Miss Mathews, Miss Henshaw, MT. Edward Sheehan, MT. l. J. Lipson and MT. A. Miller.
 MT F. B. Mills and daughter and Mrs F. J. Mills left Saturday morn ing for St. Thomas. Canada They have visited the past month in this city.
 Miss Camp entertained informally Thursday afternoon in honor of Miss Mamie Brown at her home northeast of the city. The guests were Miss George. Miss Vaughn, Miss Flowers, Miss Chamberlain and Miss Brown.
 Sunday a horseback party composed of Miss Geissinger. Miss Richardson, Miss Scott, Miss Meehan. MT. Criswell and MT. R. Johnson rode out to Mir. and Mrs. Edward Conger's, west of the city. for dinner
 
 Mrs. Wm. Mayors entertained at cards Thursday afternoon at her home on West Monroe street During the afternoon a delicious collation. was served. The guests were Mrs. Lee Perkins. Mrs. Holmes. Mrs. Sanderson, Mrs. Thode, Mrs. Opperman. Mrs Craig, Mrs. Keller and Mrs. Riggen.
 
 Friday afternoon jolly picnic party in honor Of Miss Mamie Brown. drove to the Camel Back, where a delightful luncheon was served. Those of the party were Mrs. George Alkire. Mrs Vaughn, Mrs. Clarke. Mrs. Van der Veer, Miss Camp. Miss Vaughn. Miss Pollins. MT Perry Munger. MT. De- srpitch, MT. Milton Munger and Mr. Berry.
 Mrs. Harry TrItle will give a receD- tion Thursday afternoon in honor of her mother, Mrs. J. L. Fisher, of Pres colt.
 Mrs. II. P. AnewaIt, of Prescott, is in the city, the guest of Mrs. Aaron Goldberg.
 MT. Eugene Redwell left last week for Boston, expecting to be gone year.
 A tally-ho party from Tempe, com posed of MT. and Mrs. Harry Thomp- son. MT. and Mrs. J J. Hodnett. MT. and Mrs. T. Dickinson. MT. and Mrs Samuel Brown, MT. and Mrs. c. l.. Nichols MT. and Mrs. Finch. MT. An dre, Mir. NJ. E. Curry and Mr. A. A. Calaya attended the reception given evening by the Ancient Order of United Wo-kmen.
 Captain and Mrs. T. Conneu enter tained Mir. A. Christeson and Mir. J. H. Langtry, of San Francisco at dinner evening.
 Miss Mayme Stoval entertained evening at her home on -Nol LIZ otCOHu street. The games TOT the rvening were panic and finch. af- Scr which dainty refreshments were served. Mrs. T. Lietchenstein rendered a number of musical selections The guests were MT. and Mrs. w. r Davis. MT. and Mrs. Ernest Wallace. Miss Kay, Miss Etter. Miss Seeds. Mr. and Mrs. Lietchenstein and, MT. Stauf- Ger.
 
 Jr. E. F. Dunberg, MT. Jerry Miilay, Mir. J. Elliott Walker and Dr. Wick CTS left Thursday for Castle Creek Hot Springs for several days outing. They will return Monday CT Tuesday. Mrs. c. s. Mustard, formerly of Phoenix, who has resided in Long Beach, California, for over a year, re- turned to the city Saturday, and will remain through the winter months. Miss Daisy Richardson entertained | the Flinch club Friday evening" The l nf ba I,,D or, Nr;.. rD.za1..