Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-05-13

MT. and Mrs. W. Fl. NJ. Drescoer Mr
 and Mrs. H. c. Coykendan. Mir. and
 Mrs Bailey, Mir and Mrs. Thompson.
 MT. and Mrs. Frederick P. Cruice tbe
 Misses Louise Gibbs, Helen Edwards
 "ihnifred Frederieks, Helen Bnrmis,er
 Ahce Adams, Lora Bitnar, Theresa
 rredericks, Ethel Wood, and tb.
 Messrs. Fred c. Moore, Roy N. David.
 son, Roy J. Hutehihs, l.. c. Keeler Ralph R. Glass, Edward Leieune
 nooer K. Porter, ,Hinderer, ,Burr
 ponsls', Joba Ha4lon, A H Badvelt
 and s. c, Hoyt. ..4ie haa --', '
 h ..tt&.s. .st .."A'F A surprise party rss given ii. honor sof, Mrs. A..A., Jphn's. birthday. las. saturday evening. Tho evening va, very plsAaantly spen. playing Ave hun. dred, and rhose who enjoyed tas eveu. ing were Mir, and ,Xra Charl,, T hutehins, Mfr and Mr.. Paul, MT. and Mrs. Fred 0. Brscht Mr. and Mn. J. N. Aithep, Mr. ana jNffs. W, II Timer. hoff, Mr. and Mrs, < 2, Rsbinsop, Mrs. James Graves, Mrs Park ,Ls,imsr. and Mn. J. M. Lowry. .J ,,.N4.,' '.-
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 surpassiDs aay ,imilar event ever before given in thin, sity, was. the an. nuai entertainment ss. p+esented by the prpils of the primAry and elementary grades of st. J1sspS'S academy at the Elhs theatre wednssdsy.. night. Tue program ss aY vnoss ,reasctrsi much | credit upon the xs,sFs Of the .thoo, un. l aef whose airettion.,iyad charge the, at. fair vas given, ., .n, "'
 Individually the s,bundred or so children, who took part, displayed evi. l denees of earefA drilling Shd ius,ruc. | tion in tAei', yy.siop., So,.4, whether in singing playing yer ihi the merry elnn and fairy dAacss, which eomprised a major past of tlse enteftaiuneut.
 Toe earlier half of'tae ptosram con. listed of several. piaa5 ,forte numbers. tusfs, qpaytettss4 and sexstttes. The ty tAA. children was notice. shly good and with Sn n'@ ease which alosely rivaled that of naay older and nores psae etissA Rsgsrs, tho young girls] 'ssdersd- several difficult classical Sx. rreses. Partieipants In the first part of he evenings program were Olga Kuge. man, Rollie Sanden, Clsra Augustine, Teresa seidei, Mary Hassett, Sylvia Lucas, Louise Hill, Irene Dadey, Doro. lhy Day, 0enevieve MeNaAy, Joseph Marr, Maggie Finn, Edna Zettler, Mayer, Eva rinsler, Frances 1ibbins, Anna MeDonough, Teresa Katie Herman, Maude Mur, phy, Ethel Mccormick, David Hsssett.
 Following the intennission, a pre-. sentation of GA Midsummer Nigat's Dream" was given nnder the direction of the Sisters. The conception for the scenic arrangement WIS most artistic and with the fifty or more little tots frolicking through their parts, the su- dienes for the time wss enthrslled and ioEsetful of every. day cares, mentally with the boys and girls into he domains of the fairies.
 It is almost impossible to conceive he exeelleney of the instruction which must have been given individually and to the talf hundred chil- aren in preparing and instructing them in their parts. The. youngest of the little players with an ease of manner rreditable to professionals, went through their part in the performance with happy and zestful interest, as if they indeed were in fairyland, the mecca of their dreamiand journeys. Much deserved praise has been tender. ed the Sisters under. whose careful in' struction the children were drilled for their various parts in the evenings '''
 EAl55 I<Aith Ahoyt '"t ''u"e"y "~''' noon for her home in Washington, ID. c., after enjoying her visit of three months with her brother, Lieutenant 2. S. Hoyt at whipple Barracks.
 Doctor and Mrs. Wallace Dewitt and their infant son left Wednesday after noon for their new station, Fort Tel Colo, after a very pleasant visit of several months with Mrs. De wtts parents Major and Mrs. Fred W. Foster at whiPle Barracks.
 Mrs. Frank NJ. Murphy returned nome Thursday evening from Los An zeles, where she was called by the sud len death of her father, Rev. F. w.. Meany. Mrs. Murphy was accompani' ed by her mother Mrs. Meany and Miss Helen Meany. t UW't
 Mrs. Frances l.. Wright returned home Friday evening from two