Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-04

successful - I the season cN'ntS' WIN"
Miss Elaine Wooster entertained with
dance in honor of Miss Mabel
Hooker, Miss Mamie Bond and the
Misses Vera and Nina Greenwood.
variety Of flowers decorated the pretty
pavilion at Camp Bcauvoir, while the
grounds surrounding IL were glitter
with a number Of japanese lanterns
Dancing was resumed until late
hour and sumptuous repast complct-
ed the delightful programme.
Mr.. John fredeticks of San Diego
will arrive IN Prescott Sunday for
visit of ten days with friends and re-
lntivcs
A number of guests greatly enjoyed
the hospitality last Sunday of TRAP.
per Jack" ut the Savoy mine. Among
those who composed the party chapcr'
oned BY Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Anderson,
were the Misses Helen Adams, Ada
Fulchcr. Alice Adams, Theresa Ffede.
, ricks, Clara Cline and Winnie Fred.
ericks; Messrs Roy Davidson, who as.
sisted the host in entertaining Bernie
CunniH, All Fulchcr, Allen Richard.
son, Will Mars and Fred kessler.
The Misses Louise aud Emma Rob.
wcr of ~. Louis are the guests for
few days of Mr.. and Mrs u. y. Fred.
eficks
\ number Of guests are comfortably
domicilcd at Camp Bcauvoir, among
them being the Misses Ellis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Baird, Of Buffalo. n. Y.
and the Misses Estcllc and Bell Pan.
taskcy, Of Oakland.
Mrs. Frank Wright was the charming
hostess on Wednesday afternoon for
members of the Prescott Bridge club.
Among the guests were: Mcsdames X.
T.. Sloan. II. u. Tritlc, T. q. Norris.
Dixon fagcrberg, p. T.. Hastings, the
Misses Maudc Norris, Lila Hawkins,
mud Olive Fisher. Prizes were award.
ed Miss Maudc Norris M the result Of
high score while Miss Lila Hawkin.
received the consolation.
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Mrs. =. \. Tritle Of Phoenix arrived
IN Prescott saturday night and will be
the guest OF Mrs. j. g. Iicridon.
Nearly one hundred guests were en-
,crtained at the Ynvapai club on
Thursday night, With an evening Of
dancing. Quests included: Mr.. and
Mrs. T. q. Norris, Mr.. and Mrs. j. }.
Hawkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Ander.
son, Mr. and Mrs. II. X. Behn, Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Campbell, Mr.. AMI Mrs.
J.. i. Cruicc, Mr.. and Mrs. A. W Ed.
wards. Mr.. and Mrs. .. ID. Eager.
berg; Mr.. and Mrs. q. T.. Mcany. Mr..
and Mrs. &. q. fennell. Mr.. and Mrs.
7. NJ. Murphy. Mr.. aud Mrs. r. c.
Job; Mr.. and Mrs. y. 4. Kastner. Mr..
and Mrs. II. W stevens, Mr. and Mrs.
+. l.. Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. II. r.
Tri'le, Mr.. and Mrs. Ward. Mr.. and
Mrs. Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. r. C.
Smith. Mrs. Gregg and Mrs Allen.
the Misses Driscoll, Olive Fisher. Jean
blanchard, Clara ,,inc, Cleo Reeve
Emma Lane, Louise Draper. Garnett.
Maude Norris Theresa Frcdcricks. Wini.
fred Fredcricks, Helen Adams. Alice
Adams, Hoffman, Cook, Dutro Gussie
Raible, Lila Hawkins, Mabel Moore
Messrs. Will Mars, T.. NJ. L'EnQle. q.
Peter, Warren Drescher, Roy David.
son, Frank Dreschcr, II. Blauvelt
Fred Moore, Floyd Allen, Wilson. Al
Richardson, Edward Lcieune, Gins
i'inford, Paul Burks, Robert Porter
Geo. Colbert, Jack FcnneI, X. W. Ora.
ham, Baten,an.
MIS- T.. W. butcher entertained a,
tuesday afternoon in honor of the Fort
"h'pple Bridge Club. High score was
made by Miss Harriet Oliver Mrs
Leslie Larimcr and Mrs. J. NJ Watts
were guests of the club.
Mrs. X. IT,. Burmister and Miss
''e'cn bnrmistcr returned SATURDAY.
rom Forest Glen, Maryland, where
MISS burmlster has just completed her
studies ut the National Park Seminary
She will receive hearty welcome from
htr numerous friend.