Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-08-28
He Social Mirror 1
(From Sundays DAilv.)


 An exceedingly pretty and success. flu. party was given on Thursday after. noon with Mrs. Nathan Levy and Mrs. Albert F.. Taylor as hostcsses. The spacious home of the former lady was attractively decorated with many beautiful plants and bowls. of. cut flowers, principally nasturtiums, pan. sies and golden glow. The game of 800 still holds it's popularity and served to entertain nearly forty ladies very pleasantly. During the progress of the games grape fruit punch was served and at four o'clock n dainty little menu was served comprising tomato and shrimp salad n h mayonaisc with olives and genuine Southern biscuits, coffee, ice cream and cake. After play. ing several moro rounds scores were added giving the highest to Mrs. wea. yer. the lone hand to Mrs. Ed. Wright and the afternoon 's souvenir for which every lady present cut, was awarded ,o Mrs. Looney. Tho trophies were all of hand painted shinn, exquisite in de- coration, conception and workmanship. p. The guests were: Mrs. J. M. Ross Mrs. q. Beach, Mrs. J. B. Tomlinson Mrs. W. w. Ross, Mrs. Thomas Norris, Mrs. Adolph Roper, Mrs. IT. D. Aitken, Mrs. j. J. Hawkins, Mrs. J. J. Fisher Mrs. W. Wilson, Mrs. R. N. Looney Mrs. R. Hnight, Mrs. z. o Brown, Mrs Ed Blake, Mrs. J. B. Cleveland, Mrs Ed Wright, Mrs. Wright, Mrs. w TimcrhofY. Mrs. F.. $. Clark, Mrs Strange, Mrs. J. w. Milnes, Mrs. II. F Armitage, Mrs. Harry Heap, Mrs. A. A Johns, Mrs. w. D. Baker, Mrs. Georg' Rufrner, Mrs. John Merritt, Mrs. l Forrest, Mrs. T. F. Campbell, Mrs. II J. Blain, Miss Mary Wright, Mrs Clarence Kount, Mrs. 0. A. Tucker Mrs. W. Stewart, Mrs. Weaver, Mr. Berry.
 A very pretty luncheon was given Thursday afternoon, by Miss Eleano Sloan, at the home of her parents, o Mount Vernon avenue. The luncheo was in honor of the Misses Mildre Taylor and Helen Maxcy. Each gil wore a pink rose and the table decor' tions were pink roses. After luncheo the gamc of 500 was played and Mi Mabel Norris received an olive spoo for having the largest score and Mi Florence Hsrndon was given hat'p' as the consolation prize. Miss Sloan guests were Miss Florence Herndo Miss Alice Adams, Miss Helen Burn ister, Miss Theresa Fredericks, Mi Lila Hawkins, Miss winifred Frede ichs, Miss Emma Duteher, Miss Hel' Brown, Miss Mabel Norris, Miss Mil red Taylor and Miss Helen Maxcy.
 A most enjoyable dinner was g'v Thursday evening at the home of M Mabel Norris, in honor of her gues the Misses Mildred Taylor and hel Maxey. The rooms were artis''ca decorated with nasturtiums. M Norris guests were the Misses MI red Taylor, Helen Maxcy, Theresa FIT ericks, Helen Burmister, win'f' Fredericks and Emma Dutchcr, n the Messrs. Warren Drescher, r. Dreseher, Robert K. Porter, Leslie U rick, Egbert Butcher, Edward Lejn' and Dr. k. W. Graham.
 Miss Theresa Fredericks was hos' to the Prescott Bridge Club, wed' day afternoon, at her home on NO Pleasant street. The high score
 the afternoon was made by Mrs. r. Hastings. Miss Fredcricks' gu' were Mrs. P. P. Hastings, Mrs o'
 Meany, Mrs. T. c. Norris, Mrs. O.
 Hesla, Mrs. J. C. Hammes, Mrs J Hawkins and Miss Emma Duteher'
 Monday evening jolly crowd nu picnic supper out on the Copper ID road, and they were chaperoned py
 and Mrs. c. E. Mcany. The young
 pie were Miss Mabel Norris, Miss u Maxcy, Miss Mildred Taylor MISS
 Hawkins, Miss Alice Adams UT W. Graham, Jack Fenneli, Edwar"
 jucne, Robert K. Porter ana
 Moore.
 Friday evening, Miss Mabel N
 entertained n few of her iheh"'
 dinner, preceding the dance "'
 Yavapai Club. Miss MOTHS g
 were Miss Mildred Taylor, Miss
 Maxey, Miss Lila Hawkins, MES
 Adams Mia. Helen BuTmistcr, hhs