Arizona republican., 1912-02-18

! Of the occasion and was cleVerly
! done. The proceeds from the enter
! tainm"nt added To the eXchcquer OF
the club and will nearly clear the
, debt for building and furnishing that
rested on the new home of the clHb
\ very delightful dancing party
was given Friday evening by Mr.
and Mrs Eugene Brady O'Neill in
/ honor Of their son Maurice and their
nephew. Robert Landgrebe. The ma
I jority of the guests were the school
1 friends of Maurice and Robert. Mr.
and Mrs. O'NeiI were assisted i'm re
ceiving by Prof. and Mrs. \ * Stab
! Ter. Prof and Mrs. O. NJ. Souie. Prof
and Mrs. &. H. Jones. Prof.,and Mrs
/ .. /. Michaels. Prof. and Mrs Du-
Ross and the Misses Bickel. Lindsey
Whitfield. Wilkinson. Blake Garnett
NayS. Timers. Robinson. Cupln and
, Ely. The large ball room at O'NeiU
/ hall was deckcd artistically in hunt
! Ing ol white and pink. festoons OF the
drap,ry followed the lightning wires
and the globes were shaded softly i'm
IWhtc one end Of the long room was
separated from the dancing floor by
arches wound with the delicate pinl,
and white drapery and the featherv
leaves OF the pepper trees. In the
recess thus created those who did
not care 10 "trip tho merry measure
Of the dance. played cards. Each
guest entering received a bouttonierc.
the lads rcd cor white carnation and
a. spray Of IN. asparagus fern. and
the ldsSies bouquet OF yiolets and
ferns Fruit punch. the ever popular
drink with dancers was served dur
ing On. evening. The programs viii
10. treasured by the recipients as
sJuV Mrs and showed two American
flags crossed with the brilliant new
star of Arizona between them. and a
wreath of evergreen below The
guests departed at "a late hour thank
ing their young hosts and Mr. and
lIrs. O'Neiu for a. very happy eve
ming The guests who were invited
to enjoy the hospitality OF the
D'Neills were:
Randolph McElhauey. Marshal
Erpckwsy. Paul Collins. Allen Crcigh-
ton. John Creighton. VIII Corppst.in.
Holland Davis. John Grabcl joe Law
renee. Sam Haidim5u. Joe Haldiman.
Lawrence King, Willis Hahn Emory
Hurley Charles Tweed. station Dor
ris. Julian CAM. Tom Geare. Clarence
HerWiE. Harold Herwig STANLEY
Hibbs. Paul Holsiuger. John Mccoy.
Paul Mccoy. Rick McFall. Joe D'Cau-
ueL Chas. Orme. Warren Parker.
Russcl Peabody. Harold Pembertor.
.
Isaac. George Luhrs. Joe Johnston.
Ralph Johnston. otto Thalheimer.
Charles Sw.gg,tt Wallace Gregg,
Donald CEipperfield. Gero'd Robinson.
ROY Fowler. Paul Sweeney. Paul Cor
belle. Tucker Piuncy. JAKE Thoman.
Trick Thalheimcr. Ward Young.
Frank Donovan. Jesse +. Smith. Err
nest smith. Les. Smith. Bert Athu
Bryan AEers. John Geare. Hubert
G,are. Wilson Getsinger. VIII stein
cgger Avery Corpstein. Vinton Ham
mals Fred Norton. Lee, Dom Victor
Eeuneato. Howard creed. Apprentice
Dill. Callie Moore Chas Bannpck.
Lillian Griffin. Edna Hayes. Joseph
ine Rumney. Ethel McDermott. Naomi
Griffin. Ruth Griffin. Ruth Belts
.
/ Irene Sidel. Aileen CAM. Selma Gey-
Ter. Annie Hunt. Berneice Jones.
Maude Homes. Audra Lawrence. En-
ma Thalhcimer. Blanche Lumbech
Georgia MintZ. Kathryn Osborn. RUB
Pascoe. Louise Renaud. Saraphine
Renaud. Edith Scofield. Irene Foley.
! Pauline Sears, Berniece Shackelford
/ Berneice Smith. Ethel Stabbed. Laura
Swigget Helen Swigget Corinne
Stabler. Dorothy PickrclI. Esther
Wright. Pauline Reno. Ada Thomp-
son, Jennie Bone Katy Bone. Martha
Casey. May Geare. Marjorie Jesunof-
sky Ruby Shott. Marie Erhart. Edith
/ Teci. Hilda SteiHegger. Orpha Putnev
Lucy Tolleson. Vera Wilky. Nettie
Lockett, Virginia Lockett Birdie
Fowler Helen Chipperfield Bcssa
Ensign. BurIe Martin. Elma Tolleson.
Jean Walker. cynthia AIarlar. Blanche
Theri"N. Dorothy BurdsaH. Jean Arm
strong. Selma Goldberg. Alice Nelson
Bertha Goldsworthy. Ruth Creighton
Selma Geyler, Mae Glenn.
The mas0ue ball given last Tues
da yeVenirg by the members of the
Fraternal Brotherhood, was most
enjoyable and amusing affair There
/ were the usual number of clowns.
pretty BOYS masqueradinE in girls
clothing, nuns. white folks CARRIED to
look like slant-eyed Cinnamon. and
woody haired negroes. MephistopheIes
with hoofs and horns. Cupid aiming
his dangerous darts at all the love
iorn men and maidens. jolly mon;,s
with cord tied gowns and an equa-
torial circumference like belated
santa Claus: Priscilla and her afraid
10 speak for himself lover John Al
den. and Johns bette nDir Capt Miles
StandisH. I'm fact. al the famous and
! infamous characters Of both history
and fiction that sti"l. around
masked bali in testers can and
bells. were there but tav prize, f,r
Tho best makeup wenc To- Mr. and
AIRS jefferson ''Ls gentleman
dressed as a policeman and giving Il
good demonstration &C the long arm
81 the law. out for :un. Mrs Ja;-
"erson as Cherry Blossom" a dainty
! little maid from japan. won the gp-
, prevail of the judges I'D received 1
hand painted plate. Her husband
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