Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-28
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 U was gay company that asscm. blcd Co do honor to the bride and groom to be, and lightly they fitted through the waltzes and two.stcps that made up The program, n delicious collation being served at midnight in the cafe. There were many handsome gowns in evi. dence. their dainty richness only forming fitting settings for the happy faces of inc wearers. Those present were:
 NIT. and Mrs II. W. Stevens, F. M. Murphy ,R. E. Sloan, T. c. Norris, K. u. Burmister, F. P. Cruice, II. K. Behn, C. F. Yount, F. l.. Wright, Leroy An. derson, T. II. Bate, ]. J. Hawkins, E. (. Smith, A. E. Taylor, II. E. Ward, q. F. Meany, D. Fagerbcrg, j. w.. Mines, C. N. Bashfora, T. C. Job, !. 0. Kirkpatrick, Paul Burks, E.. F.. Greenwood.
 Misses Barmister, Norris, Wells, Blanchard, Adsns, Cline, Butcher, Du. tro, Hawkins, Browu, Moore, Boyle, Frederichs, Miller, Heckef. Msssrs. F. NJ. Dfeseher, W. II. NJ. Dreseher, R. N. Davidson, C.. A. Peter, IT,, E. F. Leigh, J. II. Fcnncll, wm. N. Narrs, II. BIauvclt, R. K. Porter, E. N. L'Englc, l.. s. Kselef, E. c. Braun, y. N. kesslcr, T. ]. Norton, E. K. Bate. man, c. Colbert, E. E. Lejcunc, R. M. Graham, F. C. Moore, W. D. Bader, O. Longaerc, IT,, c. T. Joslin, IT. J. Beamcr.
 4 special Thanksgiving party, the features of which will be cards and dancing, will be given by the Yavapai Club on "Wednesday evening, November 2s Mrs. c. E. Meany will be in charge of the dancing. while the card room will be under the supervision of Mir. W. II. Doyle.
 The art of gracious hospitality, for which Prescott society is justly famed, was chsrmingly cxcmplifcd on Wcdnes. day night, in the reception given by the ladies of the Monday Club in honor of the visiting delegates of the Feder ation of Women 6 Clubs. This delight ful affair resolved itself into brillian, social event, over l50 persons being present to extend . cordial welcome to tho talented visitors In our midst Man ager Desmond of the Yavapai Club had artisticslly decorated the ball room with festoous of smiiax and 'jars oi American Bcsaty roses, msking [ pretty setting for the animated scene The receiving line was in the south west cofner of the room and was head
 ed by Mrs. W. s. Norviel, the presiden
 of the Monday Club. With her wer' Mrs. Stuart French, president of th'
 Federation, together with officers of th
 local Club and the Federation. Il The entertainment part of the af
 fair opened with an enjoyable selection
 by male quartette, consisting of th :, Mc~srs. Decker, Thomas, Lamson an , Kesslcr, and was followed by Mis
 Trump at the piano in one of Liszt
 Rhapsodies. Artistic touch, facility O |, execution and eonsummate knowledR
 of dynamic shading characterized he \ interpretation of Lisxt 's beautiful con
 position.
 Dl "Good Bye" by Tosti, was given !
 n pleasing manner by Miss Mildre rt Hccker, whose voice is mczzos' } IraDo, of good range and excellent ton
 quality.
 The closing number was "O
 Ernani,r r and was sung by Mrs. A. W Il. MeCash. Her splendid rendition of th q. classical gem evidenced n thoroue s. technique as well as the possession c. n high soprano voice of sweetness an n. strength.
 .J The remainder of the evening was d
 voted to dancing, during which supP' 1T. WAS served in the cafe at well'appoin a, ed tables. beautifed with roses. Tf ,o visiting delegates expressed themselv' ,, as charmed with the affair. and rcadil
 accorded to Prescott full need ,s praise for her bountiful and well plaI ut ned hospitality.
 rg Mrs. Levy eharmingly entertained e. luncheon on Thursday Mrs. Dwight m Heard of Phoenix, Mrs. E. A. Fowl' of of Phoenix. Mrs. Stuart French
 Douglas, Mrs. Walter Talbot of Pho m nix, Mrs. Norviel of Prescott, Mrs. no W. Otis of Prescott and Mrs. Elder st Phoenix.