Arizona republican., 1905-05-21

THE ARIZONA REPUB. J. J. Sweeney, MT. and Mrs. D. H. Bur | tis, MT. and Mrs. Armstrong, MT. and Mrs. Thaddeus Gillum, MT. and Mrs. NoVinger, MT. and Mrs. Claud Berry man, MT. and Mrs. Dawes MT. and Mrs. Leslie Shaw, MT. and Mrs. Ezra Thayer, Mrs. Edward Kent, Sr., Mrs. Clark Churchill, Mrs. $. Gertrude Evans, Mrs. Lulu B. Porter, Mrs. B. A. F1ckas, Mrs. T. K. Elvey, Mrs. Mar garet Jones, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Helen Bury, Mrs. J. O. Schriver, Mrs. Cush- man. Mrs. Hancock, Mrs. P. T. Bur tis, Miss Sylvia Ainsworth, Miss Chris tian, Miss Bartlett, Miss Alice But terfield, Miss Lillian Stroud, Miss Ger | trude Williscroft Miss Zelma Bailey, Miss Lucy Ellis, Miss Rose Bell Gold man, Miss Lalla Rookh Gillum, Miss Martha Garnett, Miss Elizabeth Ken drick. Miss Francisco Baker, Miss Cor rinne Chamberlain. Miss Marian Por- I ter, Miss Flora Laird, Miss Priscilla Bryant, Miss King. Miss Williams, the Misses Halsey, Miss Caroline Atherton | Connell, Miss Marie La Chance, Miss Duke, Miss Sallle Jacobs, Judge Ed- ward Kent, Judge Pinney, Dr. Duffield, LIT. 1iialuleT. MT F.. F. lDuiltNys MT. Fred Tritle. MT. Frank Bennett, Mir. Frank Lane. Mir Harvey J. Lee. Mir. Ward Hughes, Mir Phelps Gilmore. MT. Will FIckas, MT. Donald Mcqueen. MT. Ned Creighton. MT. Hugh Topp. MT. John Page, Colonel Leavell and Dr. Perrin.
 A delightful tallyho party to the Hole in -the-Rock Friday evening was composed of Mrs Real. Miss Parker Miss Miner Miss Garrett. Miss Grace Andrews. Miss Jessie Sibley, Miss Seeds, Miss Leah Cole, Miss Yeager. Miss Norris, MT. Frank Hilderbran, MT. George Lutgerding MT. Mckee. MT. Sydney Osborn, MT. Will Fickas, MT. Winslow. MT. Gus Noll, MT. Car roll, MT. George Kirkland and MT. Ned Creighton.
 Mir and Mrs. John W. Vaughn an nounce the engagement of their daugh- ter, Louise, to MT. Louis Souer Thomp- son.
 Miss Charlene Crossan of Bethany. Missouri, will arrive shortly to visit her cousin. Miss Shirley Miner.
 Mrs. Henry KucheI will leave We'd nesday for her home in California.
 Miss Connell and Miss Sallie Jac- obs went to Mesa today to be the guests of MT. and Mrs. p. F. Fuller.
 Mir Arthur Luhrs and MT. Isadore Melczer returned yesterday from Stanford.
 
 n n Prescott where she will join MT. Crabb. remaining in the northern part of the territory during the warm weather.
 Dr. and Mrs. Norton entertained i'm formally Tuesday evening. In the guessing game Mrs. T.. H. Richards re- ceived a pretty souvenir.
 Mrs. Pierce and son, Mir. Harry, entertained informally Tuesday even ing with five hundred. Those present were Miss Gillum, Miss Prudence Gil lum, Miss Atherton. Miss Downing, MT. Langford. MT. Shepard and MT. Edwin Hazleton.
 Mrs. Matte Lorraine and son. Char lie, will leave about the first of June for California where they will spend NAAC SLLi4A4CA AAiOlAAAAS-
 Mrs. P. F. Fuller spent Tuesday ard Wednesday in the city, the guest of Miss Caroline Cornell.
 Mir. and Mrs. Milo McNeiI who have been spending the winter in the city. left Tuesday for California.
 MT. and Mrs P. F. Fuller of Mesa came over Friday for Governor and Mrs. Kibbey's party.
 Mrs. Pierce and son. Mir. Harry Pierce, will leave today for James, town, N. Y.
 MT. Hazeltine. who has spent the winter in the city, will leave today for Jamestown, N. Y.
 Mrs. A. C. Mcqueen gave a delight ful luncheon Thursday at her home in Mesa. The guests were: Mrs. Isaac T. Stoddard. Mrs. W. s. Pickrell. Mrs. J. Elliott Walker. Mrs. Leo Goldman, Mrs. Charles Goldman. Mrs. H. H. Me Neil, Mrs. Dave Goldberg and Miss Goldman. After luncheon there were three tables of five hundred.
 Mrs. D. NJ. Purman of Los Angeles will visit in the city this week.
 Mir. John Page is visiting in the city.
 Mrs. Mead Goodloe is visiting her mother, Mrs. T. w. Pemberton of this city.
 Miss Alice Butterfield left Thursday for Tucson to be present at the com mencement exercises of the university
 Miss Mary and Katherine Maloney, who have been spending the winter here. left last evening for San Fran cisco.
 Mir. Isaac T. Stoddard left Friday ev-