Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-05-30

Beauvoir was transformed into a rare
garden spot Of beauty, with a wealth
Of fragrant blossoms that beamed
amid the leafy lovcliness Of solid
green that surrounded them, and
made the scene n very paradise Of ex.
quisite colors and sweetest fragrance
on Monday evening, when Mr.. and
Mrs. James Hope entertained with a
lovely dance in honor Of Miss Zada
Philips.
The pretty affair was planned as a
surprise for the fair honorc, and every
detail was carried out with the most
complete success. Daintily shaded
lights Of pink twinkled softly through
the canopy Of green foliage, while mu-
sic Aoated through the air, and many
jolly cnpriccs of the German afforded
one surprise after another.
In the midst Of the rural garden was
n beautifully arranged table, on which
was carried out the charming color
scheme Of pink and green, and here
the guests psrtook Of the numerous
daintics. Then followed the Mnypole
dance, in which nearly all Of the
guests participated, and the even
ing's pleasure ended with the usual
medley, concluding, TO the regret Of
the guests, with "Home, Sweet
Home"
Among those who were invited 60
the lovely event were: Mrs. Phillips,
Mrs. J. l.. Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs. q. T..
Mcany, Mr.. and Mrs. II. ID. Aitken,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W Edwards, Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Burks, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Cruice. DIR. and Mrs J. W. Finn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dixon Fagcrberg, Mr..
and Mrs. T.. Fleming L'Englc; the
Misses Helen Adams, Clara Cline, Jean
Blanchard, Grace Danforth, Emily
Daniel. Emma butcher, Olive Fisher,
Lila Hawkins, Mnudc Norris, Harriet
Oliver, Zada Philips, Augusta Raible,
Cora Thomas, Gertrude Wells, Reeve
and Mae Kcnzie; Messrs. II. Blauveit,
+. Il. Gotten, Frank Dreschcr, David.
son, Egbert butcher, Warren Ores.
cher, A. =. Fulcher, Jack Hanlon,
DIR. X. W. Graham, Fred Kcssler, Ed.
ward Lejeune, A. c. Mcqueen, win
Mars, Arthur Zachau, Fred Moore,
Gus Peter, Robert Porter, Geo. Col
bert. Wilson, and Newman.
Beautiful In all its appointments was
the dinner given on Thursday evening
Mt the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. a..
| Norris, ut which Mr.. and Mrs. e. T..
Finney were the guests Of honor.
Branches of manzanita blossoms adorp-
ed the table, about which were seated
Mr.. and Mrs. C. +. Finncy, Judge and
Mrs. J. J. Hawkins, Major and Mrs.
+. W. Foster, Mrs. T.. Fleming
L'Engie, Mr.. and Mrs. James Hope
and Mr.. r. II. Burmister.
Among the recent departures and one
Tint il deeply regretted, is that of Mrs.
Hannah Job, mother Of Mr.. r. C..
Job, who has for many months made
her home in our city. Mrs. Job goes to
make her home with relatives In Kan.
sas, but leaves in Prescott n large
number Of friends, who will always
cherish her sweet friendship.
At the Yavapai Club ON Sunday
evening, Mr.. and Mrs. C. Z. Finney
entertained ~ their guests at n lovely
dinner Mr.. and Mrs. T. q. Norris and
Mr.. and Mrs. y. Fleming L'Englc.
The last meeting Of tho Prescott
Bridge club was held on Tuesday af.
ternoon at the home OF Mis-. J. L..
Fisher. Prizes were awarded Mrs.
q. y. Meany for consolation, and
Mrs. T. q. Norris for high score. Mrs.
Fleming L'Englc and Miss Emma
butcher were guests of the club.
At the home Of Mrs. Dixon Eager.
berg, members Of the Friday Euchre
club greatly enjoyed their meeting. A
handsome vase Of Japanese make
was awarded Miss Olive Fisher as
the result Of making the most NUN.
Der Of "lonc hands" Guests Of the
club wore; Mesdamcs r. l.. Wright, w.
Nelson, r. q. Norris, and X. f..
Sloan. Members present included
Mesdames F. W. Foster, q. T.. Meany.
G. G. Walcutt, NJ. b. Haxeltine, c. A.
Peter, T. G. Job, the Misses Emma Dut-
cher, AMI Olive Fisher.