Arizona republican., 1905-05-07

| MISE OellenDauSn WHO ndS NlSlISQ in the city the past two months. the | guest of MT. and Mrs. Charles Akers will leave Wednesday for her home in l Cleveland.
 MT. and Mrs. w. J. Kingsbury spent Wednesday and Thursday in the city.
 MT. and Mrs. Simon Oberfelder will be hosts to the five hundred club Mon day evening.
 i Dr. William Lentz spent the week at Tucson. During his absence Mrs. I.entz was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Simon Oberfelder.
 Miss Sallie Jacobs of this city who is the guest of Miss Carobel Murphy of Tucson, will return home the first of the week. 14-s :slsaEa A box party at Gordon's concert Wednesday. was composed of MT. and Mrs. Charles Akers, Miss Dellenbaugh and MT. Lee Landis. |
 Miss McGinis left Monday for the Grand Canyon where she will visit be- fore returning east: | Miss Dora COhn was pleasantly sur prised Monday evening. In the guess | ing games Miss Nina Forbes, Miss Lena Nicholson and MT. Frank May CTS received the prizes. The dining room was prettily decorated with sweet peas, May baskets of sweet peas being used as place favors. Those present were: Miss Mary Baker. Miss Lena Nicholson, Miss Bella Forbes, Miss Estelle Osborn, Miss Ada Forbes. Miss June Osborn, Miss Nina Forbes, Miss Hazel Osborn, MT. Eugene Gold man, MT. Frank Mayors, MT. Leon Jac- obs, MT. Edward Melczer, MT. Joe Melczer, MT. Leslie Mccarthy, MT. Col lin Bury, MT. Newton Levy and MT. Herman Rosenberg.
 Miss Calla Mills left last night for old Mexico to be gone two months.
 The Harmony club held their final social affair of the season Wednesday, A short musical program was render ed. after which officers for next sea- son were elected. Mrs. Downing gave afternoon ended with dainty refresh ments.
 Mrs. Gordon Tweed, Mrs. J. Sher- burne Jenckes and MT. Dave Goldberg were substitutes at the Bridge club Wednesday morning.
  Yesterday afternoon Miss Cornwell entertained informally in honor of Mrs. Conway, who leaves this week for her home in the east.
 MT. c. E. Cline came down from Roosevelt last week for several days visit. after which Mrs. Cline will ac- company him to Roosevelt. Later they will go to the coast for the warm weather.
 Last evening Mir. and Mrs. Shelby Cullom delightfully."- entertained the Bridge club.
 Mrs J. M. Jamison and Mrs Mc- Clintock returned last Sunday from Florence where they visited the past two weeks.
 Mir. F. P. Brewer received word of his fathers serious illness and left Thursday for Saginaw, Mich. Mir. Brewer will leave for Sagiuaw in sev- eral weeks to remain during the warm weather.
 MT. and Mrs. A. W. Edwards of Prescott spent Wednesday in the city.
 Next Saturday the sophomores will give their annual reception to the freshmen at the park
 The friends of Walter Hardwick. gave him a delightful surprise on the 29th, the occasion of it being the fact that his father and family expect to move shortly to Los Angeles and make it their permanent home. The guests of the young man were form ed into a box party and the early eve ming was spent in witnessing the per formance at the Hardwick theater. Subsequently there was dancing at the beautiful Hardwick home next door with refreshments served and the porches and lawns were given over to the purposes of festivity. Those present were: Misses Marie Killeen, Mae Baker, Angela Kerwin, Grace Hilgen, Lulu Hilgen, Frances Brown, Mary Pettid, Mamie Meehan, Ella Meehan. Irene Helmer. Belle Helmer Josie Harrison, Josephine Kinney Bessie Gilson, Helen McMahon. Helen Toohey, Annie Cullen. Laura Williams Annie Harth, Prudence Gillum. Lalla Rookh Gillum; Messrs. Louis Kerwin, Eugene Goldman, Leon Jacobs, Adolph Shreck, John Creagh, Colin Bury Adolph Graf, Will Benson, Carl White. Ed Killeen, Tobias Lichenstein, Au- gust Ring Roy Mccarthy, Leslie Me Carthy, Neal Mccarthy, Arthur Stew art, Sidney Stewart, Roy Court.
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