Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-31
He Social Mirror
(From Sundays Daily.)

hy Mrs. F. W. Foster, at her home in Whipple Barracks. Instead of playing inc progressive game, the rubber was played and the players remained at the same table all the afternoon, and the nigh at each table received n prize. Mrs. J. J. Fisher received n very pretty Japanese vase. anl Mrs. Morris Gold. water was given n book, entitled "'Tbe Brass Bowl" while Mrs. R. F.. Sloan received silver bonbon spoon. After the most delicious refreshments, every. one expressed themselves as enjoying the rubber games the best. Mrs. Eos. ter's guests were Mrs. J. c. Hammcs, Mrs. Morris Goldwater, Mrs. ]. J. Hawkins, Mrs. J. J. Fisher, Mrs. P. F. Hastings, Mrs. Carter, Mrs. o. A. IIcsla, Mrs. R. F.. Sloan, Mrs. c. T. Dulin, Mrs. T. c. Norris, Mrs. A. W. Edwards, and the Misses Theresa Fredericks and Harriet Oliver.
 Thursday afternoon, Mrs. Morris Goidwater gave very charming bridge party in honor of few of her friends from Iron Springs. The motifs of a very pleasant afternoon were Mrs Aaron Goldberg, Mrs. James, Mrs David Goldberg, Mrs. Barry Goldwater and Mrs. F.. J. Bennett. The rubber games were played and the high at each table received prize. Each prize was wrapped in tissue paper and placed on n table, when the four with the high scores were asked to choose, the one with the highest to choose first. Mrs. William F. Wheatlcy chose q very pretty cut glass compete, Mrs. T. q. Norris a beautiful piece of Mexican drawn work, Miss Harrictt Oliver n burnt leather magazine cover, and Mrs. F. w. Foster most useful prize for bridge player-a prettily bound score pad. Mrs. Goldwatcr's guests were Mrs. F. W. Foster, Mrs. A. W. Ed. wards, Mrs. Aaron Goldberg, Mrs. James, Mrs. P. P. Hastings, Mrs. q. E. Meany, Mrs. F.. J. Bcnnitt, Mrs. David Goldberg, Mrs. Barry Goldwater, Mrs. R. F.. Sloan, Mrs. J. C. Herndon, Mrs. W. F. whcatlcy, Mrs T. c. Norris, Mrs. J. J. Hawkins, and the Misses Theresa Fredericks and Harriet Oliver. ...I ..i .,ir
 Saturday evening n jolly party of young folks rode out 10 Iron Springs, and enjoyed the regular Saturday night dance. The horseback party consisted of the Misses Emma Butcher, Wini. fred Fredericks, Edith Armitagc, and the Messrs. Leslie Derrick, Harold Daniels and Dr. R. w. Graham.
 Mrs. F. F. Hastings entertained the Prescott Bridge Club Tuesday after noon, at her home on Mount Vernon avenue. The high score for the after noon was made by Mrs. q. F.. Moany. Mrs. Hsstings' guests were Mrs. Nor ris Goldwater, Mrs. q. F. Mcany, Mrs. II. D. Aitken, Mrs. J. c. Herndon. Mrs. A. W. Edwards, Mrs. T. C. Norris, and Miss Theresa F'redericks.
 News has been received here of the wedding of Miss Luella Gertrude Chil son and MT. II. w. Ohrmand. Miss Chilson will be remembered here by q great number of real friends she has made here during her brief stay with her sister, Mrs. Ed. Campbell. MT. Ohr mand is one of the officers of the West ern Trust Company of Chicago. They were married Saturday, at Appleton Wis, and went directly to New York and then to Boston, and will then tak' trip down the St. Lawrence, and VII be at home after September 10, n their home in Chicago. Mrs. Ed. Camp hell went home to Appleton to be pres ent at her sisters marriage.
 Thursday evening, after the Prom enade dance, Mir. and Mrs Leroy An derson entertained few of thei friends at supper in honor of the' guests, the Misses Grace Stacey an Margaret James. MT. and Mrs. Ande' sons guests were the Misses 6rae Stacey, Theresa Fredericks, Margar' James, and the Messrs r. M. Dresche Lawrence Keeler and Jack Nelson.
 A Promenade dance and concert WI given at the Yavapai Club, Thursda evening. The music was furnished the Fifth Cavalry band, which was st' toned outside the hall.