Arizona republican., 1905-04-09

l Henry MI I1uNSOiis MI Frank Hilderbran, MT. Joseph Cassou, MT. Scott, MT. Harry Galliver. MT. Sam Dunlap, MT. Ward Hughes, Mir. Cass- idly, MT. Gilmore, MT. Frank Bennett and MT. Jack Ainsworth.
 At the home of Mrs. w. J. Cain Fri day there was an informal surprise to Mrs J. Sherburne Jenckes. Bridge whist and five hundred were the amusements for the afternoon. Mrs. Jenckes and Mrs. Leonard receiving pretty souvenirs for highest scores. The guests were, Mrs. Jenckes, Mrs. Clay Leonard. Miss Bailey, Miss Bry- ant Miss Butterfield, Miss Sallie Jac- obs Miss Corinne Chamberlain and Miss Gertrude Williscroft.
 MT. and Mrs. William Kimball spent Saturday in the city.
 Miss Lulu Carver of Nicholson, l Mississippi arrived in the city last week to remain for several months Miss Carver was the guest of Miss Mary Walker for several days.
 The many friends of Mrs. P. F. Fuller will be delighted to learn that she is able to be out after her recent serious illness.
 Mrs. w c. Truman who has been visiting in the city since Wednesday will leave Monday for her home in Florence.
 Mrs. James McClintock and Mrs. J. NJ. Jamison will accompany Mrs w C. Truman to Florence Monday and will spend several days there.
 Mrs. Caroline 'Kibbey. Mrs. Joseph Kibbey and Mrs. J. Sherburne Jenckes went to Florence today to remain over Sunday, the guest of the Bartlesons. Mrs. George Vickers will leave Tues day for Washington. D. c. where she goes as a delegate to the convention of Daughters of the American Revolu- tion. From there Mrs. Vickers will go to Ohio where she will remain through the warm weather, visiting the greater part of the time at Wapakoneta.
 Dr. and Mrs. George R. Lewis and daughter Miss Margaret Lewis who have been spending the winter here, left last week for Pasadena where they expect to reside for year.
 Miss Lucia Smith left this morning for Prescott where she will visit Mrs. Speidel for a short time before going to Kansas City and later to Chicago.
 Mrs. H. P AnewaIt of Prescott is visiting in the city.
 Mrs. J. L. Fisher of Prescott is wis iting her daughter Mrs. Harry Tritle-
 
 1 aFu- r-t1fo+ x,-fl1 lao,-a Fri day for Chicago.
 MT. J. c. Adams will give a banquet Tuesday night at the Hotel Adams in honor of the Board of Trade.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry George, MT. and | Mrs. Well, MT. and Mrs. Mead. Miss Hoster. Miss McGinnIs. Dr. O'Connor and MT. John J. Wansky composed a jolly picnic party which spent the day at the river Tuesday
 Mrs. Webster Street returned yes terday from Tucson where she had been visiting the past week.
 Mir. William Coleman who has spent the winter here at Palm Lodge will leave this week for the Grand Canyon from there he will go to San Francisco. |
 Miss Irene Juneman who has been visiting her sister-in-law. Mrs. June man during the winter months, will leave the latter part of the week for her home in Denver, Colo.
 Today a picnic party to Paradise valley will be composed of Miss Me Ginnis, Miss Jane Smythe, Miss Whalen. Dol Ina ATg. John Wansky. MT. Ward Hughes and MT. Joseph Cassou.
 Dr. Shell of Litchfield. IL, is a visit LOT in the city.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Arnold have moved out. in the Brill addition just about block from the end of the car line. on McDowell road.
 Miss Emma Thalheimer celebrated her birthday Thursday with a floral party. The decorations throughout were pink and white flowers of all kinds with floral games for amuse- ment Gladys Jackson and Emma Luhrs received prizes for writing the greatest number of flowers in five min utes and Edith Stein and Vera Irvine received the prizes in the game in which each guest is blindfolded in turn and given a rose to place in a vase. There were dainty refreshments dur ing the afternoon. Those present were Grace Hubbard, Ella Luhrs, Bertha Kirkland, Emma Luhrs, Gladys Jack son, Vera Irvine, Gladys TOney, Edith Stein. Hattie Hurley. Eva Luke, Anna Luke, Gertrude MeIczer and Helma Andre.