Arizona republican., 1904-02-28

lIaSS ana tln horns ana each guest was | presented with a tiny red hatchet tied | with the national colors. After lunch the time was spent in climbing and 1 number of very fine pictures were secured. The party consisted of the | chaperons, MT. and Mrs. E. M. Lam- son, Misses Hidden, Carrie Hidden, | Thompson, Egley, Rebstock, Lawrence, Ruth Lawrence, Lamson, Vera Lam son. Roach, Dowd, and Messrs. Lenox, Dowd, Hill, Boyington, Rebstock, Bury, | Hall, Egley,T St. Paul and Wenzel. MissZelma Bailey entertained the | Card club Tuesday afternoon. Whist i was the game; Miss Cornell receiving the prize. Delicious refreshments were served. Those present were: Mrs. w. J. Cain, Miss Mccoy, Miss Cornell, Miss Salie Jacobs. Miss Bry- ant, Miss Kimball. Miss Sallie Clarke and Miss Willscroft. Mrs. P. P. Parker entertained the officers or nineteen hundred and three, of the Eastern Star, Monday afternoon at her home on west Adams street. | The reception hall and parlors were artistically decorated in red, white and blue the flowers used were red and l hundred was played, Mrs. Harris re- ceiving the first prize; Mrs. Morford the lone-hand prize and Mrs. Doster was awarded the consolation prize. After the game a dainty menu was served.
 Mrs. Charles Davidson entertained Tuesday afternoon in honor of her mother, Mrs. Corbin, who is visiting her. Dainty refreshments were served during the afternoon. The guests were Mrs. James Creighton, Mrs. McClung. Mrs. Shirley Christy, Mrs. Brewer Mrs Pemberton, Mrs. Sherman, Mrs. Frank Smith, Mrs Depew and Miss Sargent
 Monday afternoon a picnic party which drove to Comeback where where supper was spread returning after moon rise, was composed of Miss Brooks. Miss Wright, Miss Minnie Wright Miss Irwin, Miss Geissinger, Miss Clarke, Miss Skimerhorn. MT. Hertel, MT. Stuart, MT. Palmer, Mr. Hugh Thomas, Mir. WaIbridge and MT. Charles Walbridge.
 The Shriners' ball given Tuesday evening was a brilliant success. There were hardly any decorations but thera was splendid music and jollity reigned supreme. Those on the reception com mittee were: MT. and Mrs. Shirley Christy, MT. and Mrs. F. M. Doan, MT. and Mrs. B. A. Packard MT. and Mrs A. G. Grosetta, MT. and Mrs. Frederick Brecht. Mir. Joseph Fifeld and Miss l, Fifield. The floor committee MT. w. C. Foster. MT. w. w. Cook. MT. w. F. Kilt MT. L. c. Masten, MT. A. D. Barnhart, ; MT. Victor Hanny and MT. E. Gates. |
 Miss Belle Stevens entertained at hearts Friday evening. After the game dainty refreshments were served. Miss Ruth Jessop and MT. Robert Murphy received the first prizes while Miss Helen Ely and Melville Fickas were , awarded the consolation prizes. Those present were: Helen Alexander, Helen Ely. Irvine Walker, Ruth Jessop. Katherine Johnson, Hazel <Goldberg. Elizabeth Murphy Harry Bryant, Alex , ander Baker, Leighton James, Robert Murphy, Lewis Morse. Melville Fickas. Dwight Deity and Herman Rosenburg.
 
 Miss Calla Mills left this morning : for Tucson where she has accepted a position
 The members of the moonlight hi- cycle ride Friday evening were Miss Richardson. Miss Brooks, Miss Wright. Miss Minnie Wright, Miss Geissingor, MT. Hertel, MT. Miller. MT. Stuart, MT. Ballert and MT. Liedick.
 The Daughters of the American Rev olution held a business meeting at the home of Miss Hendricks yesterday afternoon. Tea was served
 
 Mrs. J. c. Stubbs and daughter Miss stubbs of Chicago arrived in the city last week and will reniain several weeks
 Monday evening at the residence of pr. Norton on north Second avenu- the members of the Christian Endeavor of the Presbyterian church will give u leap year social
 Tuesday afternoon the Daughters ac Isis initiated thirty-one members. Miss Parker. Miss Kurtz, Miss Fanny Bry- ant and Miss Fifeld served punch.
 Dr. and Mrs. Clymer were guests Tn the city last week. Dr. Clymer return- ed home Wednesday but Mrs. Clyme.' will remain until the latter part Of the week
 Mrs. Joseph Cope is still confined to her home with an attack of rheuma- tism.
 Miss Sallie Jacobs will entertain the Card club. one week from Tuesday.
 
 Mrs. Thalheimer will entertain the Harmony club the coming Saturday.
 Mrs. Kimball and daughter Miss Para of Mesa spent Wednesday in this city.
 Mrs. Liebenow entertained at her home east of the city Wednesday after noon. During the afternoon there was a peanut hunt for which Mrs. Dennis received the first prize and Miss Ros- enthal the booby;- after which a deA lightful luncheon was served. The dining room was decorated in ivy and myrtle. Those present were: Mrs. Dennis, Mrs. ThalheiIner Mrs MelcZer.