Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-05-09

 guests enjoyed the hospitality of Mrs. J. J. Fisher, at which Mrs. k. F. Sloan won the high score prize in the game of Hearts" and Mrs. ]. l.. Fisher was awarded the consolation trophy. Other invited guests of the afternoon includ' ed Mesdames c. C. Yount, w. A. Drake, q. F.. Meany, T. c. Norris, M. E. Hazeltine, J. l.. Fisher, k. F. Sloan, F. P. Cruicc, r. W. Foster, J. M. Ross, J. J. Hawkins, w. A. Drake. T. c. Job, K. J. Roper, MeGinnis, Les. He Larimer, Billinghurst, C. c. Wal cutt, c. c. Ogden c. A. Peter, F. F.. Greenwood F. l.. Wright, II. D. Ait ken, o. A. Hesla, Draper, J. A. Hope, A. A. Johns, II. F.. Armitage, c. c. Fennell J. M. Watts, J. F. Tomlinson, E. W. Dutcher, wm. Nelson, and Dixon Fagerberg.
 Mrs. D. Levy and Mrs NJ. Levy will entertain at cards on Thursday afternoon, May 10, at their home or N. Marina street.
 At the home of Mrs. q. F.. Mcany, members of the Prescott Bridge club were charmingly entertained on Mon. day afternoon. Mrs. C. C. Walcutt and Mrs. Ogden were guests of the club, and prizes were won by Mrs. c. C. walcutt, as the result of high score, and Mrs. F. L. Wright for con solstion. Others present were: Mes. danes T. c. Norris, J. l.. Fisher, P. P. Hastings, and Olive Fisher. The next meeting will be held on Monday with Mrs. Hastings as hostess.
 Mrs. Geo. West was the very success. full hostess on Tuesday afternoon when members of the Fort whippie Bridge club gathered at her home. At the con clusion of several interesting games Miss Harriet Oliver had the highest score.
 A very enjoyable evening was had on Wednesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F.. E. Greenwood, when . mum. Der of friends gathered in honor of Mrs. c. B. Greenwood. ' Z Occupying the seven tables of five hundred were Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Nor. rison, Mir. and Mrs. E. g. Clark, MT. and Mrs. 1T. M. Maus, Mir. and Mrs F.. Kastner, MT. and Mrs c. Kastncr. MT. and Mrs. Ed. Lit, Mfr. and Mrs. IT. w. Stevens, Mr. and Mrs. Lealie Larimer, MT and Mrs. Harry Brisley, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Johns, Mir. and Mrs. c. T. Joslin; Mesdnmes c. B. Haywood, Cleveland, Geo. Rufrner, and Vim; Messrs. Green and Homer Woods. Prizes for successful score were awarded Mrs. II. M. Maus md MT. A. A. Johns, while the consolation trophies fell to Mrs. Winn and Mr. F. S. Clark.
 Mrs. c c. Ogden, who has been the center of many important social events during her four weeks visit as tho guest of Major and Mrs. c. c. walcutt, will leave Sunday morning for the Grand Canyon and win take her ,le. psrture later for Fort wingate.
 In honor of Mrs. c. c. Ogden on afternoon one of the most enjoyable of the season . events occur. red at the home of Mrs. T. c. Norris. when she entertained mewbers of the Prescott and Fort whipple Bridge clubs, on which occasion Mrs. !. l.. Fisher received . handsomely decorat. cd chocolate pot for successful score. while the consolation prize, a plate of dainty design, fell to Miss Olive Fisher. A prettily bound book Nas awarded the guest of honor.
 Again Mrs. Ogden was the charming honore, when an informal and thor. onghly enjoyable evening of bridge was given by Mrs. Frank Foster on Wed. | nesday, at which Mrs. K. F. Sloan and Mrs. c. c. walcutt were the prize winners. Seated about the card tables were; Mesdames c. c. Ogden, | 2. Q. walcutt, F. W. Dutchcr, R. F.. | S'oa", wm. wheatly, O. A. Hesla. l 6eo. West and Miss Harriet Oliver.
 Two lovely events of the week were given on Thursday and Friday after. noon when Mrs Harry Brisley and Mrs. Ed. Lit entertained at five hun. fred.