Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-15
He Social Mirror

The beautiful home of Mir. and Mrs. T. q. Norris was the scene of pretty affair on Monday, when Miss Norris and Miss Maud entertained q few of their young friends at a charmingly appointed dinner. The pretty diniA room was ar,istically decorated in pink and white, and large bowls of pihk sSd white sweet peas formed the table de. cora,ions. Covers were laid q. foi twelve. The following guests enjoyed the hospitality of these charming young hostes.es: Misses Lila Hawkins, Lita Murie,ta, Gertrude Workman, winni. fred Fredericks; Messrs. Fred Moore, Edward Hemenwsy, Roy Davidson, Ton, Davidson, win Mars, and Arthur Zacbnu.
 On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. J. l.. Fisher entertained the Prescott Bridge club at her home. Miss Fisher made high score for the afternoon. Guests of the club were Mrs. c. A. Peter and Mrs. Harry Tritle.
 The Fort whipple Bridge club held meeting ou Tuesday after noon at the residence of Mrs. Good. ~yn. The members present were Mes danes walcuti, Foster. Sloan, West uud Mis-. Oliver. Mrs. Larimer and Mrs. Fagerberg were guests of the club.
 Mir. Earl Bateman proved himself a clever host on. Thursday evening when he entertained . party of young people at dinner at the Yavspai club.
 The long table, prettily decorated with flowers, vas a gay spot in the cozy dining room, surrounded as 1t was by some of Preseett's fairest maids and hanjsomcst lads. Besides the charming chsperone., Mrs. Dreseher and Mrs. Batemsp. those bidden 70 the festive board were: The Misses Helen Bur. mister, Lita Murietta, Gertrude Work. man, lils Hawkins, Messrs. Frank Drtseher and Gus Peter.
 On Thursday afternoon a merry party of young ladies enjoyed delightful tally'ho ride as the g,fests of Ms. Geo. N..Conard. Up hiil and down dale they sped. and through the town, the pow. s'fnl roan horses evidently proud of their precious burden, and bent on giv. ina the girls the ride of their lives. Evidently they were successful in their efforts, judging from all the sweet things that were said when the drive was at last st an end. Among the party were the Misses Mabel and Maud Norris. Lila Hawkins, Therese Freder- icks, winifred Frederieks, Florence Hsrndon, Vera and Nina Greenwood, atie Burke, ,Burgett. and Anne Bur. gett.,
 Mrs. Edward Meany charming enter tained the ."Loeo Ochos" last Friday afternoon at "50O." After an ex. citing contest, Miss Fisher and Miss Burmister proved to be the lucky win. ners of the prizes. Miss Fisher receiv. ed a handsome SwsStika hat pin for the most number of lone hands, and Miss Burmister q book for the high est seose. The guests of the club were Mrs. T. G. Norris, Mrs. Harry Tritle. and Miss Burmister.
 On Thursdny afternoon Mrs. F.. ,. Bennitt and Mrs. Aaron Goldberg, from Iron Springs were the guests of Mrs. James A. Hope. In the evening Mrs. Hope ensertained with a dinner in hon. or of Mir. asd Mrs. fssnnitt, and .Mr. asd Mrs. Goldbere i.ra,
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 On Wednesday, evening, Major and Mrs. 'walsstta entertained Q few of their friends Ata delightful dinner.
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 oa Saturday afternoon of last woek Mrs. J. M. Watts entertained the E"ehre club at her pretty home on south Pleasant .stIest. This being the last meeting of the series. the pretty prizes for the season s playing were on display, and at the end of the after. noons playing the drawing was held when Mrs. wsleutt with a score of over 2,eoo had first choice; next 'ame Mrs. Fisher, then Mrs. Norris. D"teher, Edwards, Sloan, Watts, Hsst. 'ngs, F~ter, Pattes, Richards, Mrs. Harry Tritle, who received the guest prise for score. Other sussts were Mr. Frank Murphy. Mrs. Cecil FespelI.