Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-08-21
He Social Mirror {
 

MT and Mrs. c. F.. Moany chaper. oned jolly crowd of young people on, to Humboldt for n picnic dinner, Sat. urday afternoon. Those enjoying the outing were Miss Alice Adams. Miss Dorothy Drake, Miss Marcia Garter. Miss Mary Frank Gardner and Ga,c Gardner.
 Mrs. Rumscy of Phoenix is visiting with Mrs II. W. Heap.
 Mrs. w. A. Drake and daughter. Miss Dorothy, and Miss Mary Frank Gard. finer went to Ash Fork, Wednesday af. ternoon, tc meet Mrs. F. F. Eninwood and daughter, Miss Cornelia. They on. joyed the short visit with the Ellin. woods. Miss Ellinwood goes east to enter Smiths Preparatory school
 Miss Olive Fisher of Prescott m. been accepted in the Good Samaritan hospital in Los Angeles, Cal, and has charge of the children's ward.
 Mrs. J. J. Hawkins chapcroncd scv. eral young people to the Grand Canyon. Those in the party were Miss Emma Dutcher and Miss Mabel Norris of Prescott. They expect to meet Miss Mildred Taylor of Wilmington, Del, and Miss Helen Maxcy of Gardner, Me, and Miss Olive Harrison of St. Louis, Mo.
 Word has been received here that Mrs. c. c. Walcutt, IT,, will return home from Los Angeles, Saturday the 24th.
 Miss Marcia Carter of Phoenix is visit. ing in the city, the guest of Miss Dor othy Drake.
 Dr. w. c. Hammond, the dental sur gcon at Fort Logan, Colo, is here on his annual visit to Fort whipple.
 On Monday evening, a number oi young men of the younger set gave ar impromptu farewell hop at Camp Beau voir pavilion in honor of Miss Mamie
 Bond. While only few couples par
 ticipated, it proved to be one of th'
 most highly enjoyed of their many re
 cent parties at that popular place
 Music was furnished by Miss Edit
 GstReld, and punch was served durini
 the intermissions. Those present wer
 Misses Florence Iierndon, Elain
 Wooster, Eleanor Sloan, Maude Thomas
 Louise Nelson, Myrtle Braly m
 Mamie Bond, Messrs. Charles Robb, 4 W. Lewis, George Thomas, Tom Hus ley, Shirley wetmore, Raymond Be cher and Neil Clark. Tom Higley an Shirley wetmorc came in from Hun boldt to be present on this occasion Camp Beauvoir pavilion was Il scene of q pretty affair, on Monday l" ] ternoon, when Miss Elaine Wooster el tertained n number of her young lad . friends at 800, in honor of Miss Nam !. Bond, who, with her mother, left t'
 city, on Wednesday, to join MT. bor in Los Angeles, where they intend ?. make their future home.
 [. The pavilion was prettily decorate 2 for the occasion with a profusion f wild flowers and mountain greer d Cooling mint and fruit punch " s. served during the afternoon, ana MI e Robert Baird, Jr., discoursed S"e .s music during the progress Of the ga" s. For favor for highest score, a bea ,r tifully framed picture was presented -e Miss Marguerite shull, while TOT e' s. sola,ion. Miss Kathryn Burke receiv E, pen and ink sketch saenet. es Those present were, the honore' M
 Bend. and the Misses Helen prov
 Eleanor Sloan, Florence Herndon, E'' " Roper Dorothy NeH, Maude Thom ,e Marguerite shull, Minnie and Ma' ,n Davis, Myrtle Braly, Kathryn bu' m and Louise Nelson. n, Guests at the affair also ine'u' " the Misses Estelle and Belle phn'o' as of oakland, Cal, who are spenoine he summer months at Camp beanvoir' re Miss Viva Head has been the rs e;nient of several pleasant soeia' co i,. ,esies from her friends during her rs cation. Her progress, both in her v' 2, and instrumental studies, mas pro" In forth many congratulations, ana a,. dietions of happy career ," F.. chosen art
 p Tuesday afternoon, Miss be,'e
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