Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-09-25

 He Social Mirror
(From Sundays Daily.)


 laughter, Mrs. Edward Meany, gave n most delightful 800 party at the Yav. apa Club, Thursday afternoon. The guests were received in tho ball room by Mrs. Drake and Mrs. Meany, and inc room had been made mos, at,roc. i've by the profusc decoration of sweet peas. Navajo rugs were spread on inc floor, and a few Mission tables se, a,ound In the center of the room with sweet peas. The Morris chairs added much to the comfort of the room while the festoons of smilax around thc walls added much to the beauty. The dining room was very attractive. ly decorated, tho mantel being almost hidden with ropes of smilax and large bouquets of sweet peas. Each table bad n large bowl of sweet peas for the center piece, and the table was set with pretty Mexican drawn work cen. ter pieces and some with the Chinese embroidery. After the most delicious fefresnn cnts the guests then went "a ,hs bah room, where the game of 800 was played. At the close of most successful afternoon, Mrs. II. D. Ait. kin had the highest score, for which she received n handsome cut glass bon. bon dish. The second high score was made by Miss Harriet Jean Oliver, and she was presented with n bcau,i. ful teen vase. The mos, slams made daring the afternoon were made by Miss Theresa Frcdcricks, and she was awarded n most attractive water color scene. Mrs. C. F. Herr had tho poor. c,, luck of all, but felt well paved for ,t when she was presented with very dainty white and gold cup and saucer. Mrs. C. r. Herr entertained the whipplc Bridge Club, Tuesday after noon, at her home in Whipplc Bar racks. At the close of a very pleas ant afternoon, Mrs. Q. A. IIcsla had made ,n. highest score for the nftcr noon. Mrs. IIcrr's guests were Mrs r. W. Foster, Mrs. ]. !. Hawkins, Mrs k. r.. Sloan, Mrs. O. A. Iicsla, Mrs. l. E. Larimcr, Mrs. c. T. Dulin and Mis- Harrictt Jean Oli,cr.
 Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Lcrss An derson was hostess io the Prescott Bridge Club. al her home on Soul Pleasant street. 40 the close Of very pleasant afternoon, Mrs. Mean had made the high score, for which sh' received very dainty cup and saucer and Mrs. Paul Burks received q yer. pretty cup and saucer for having mad The lowest score. Mrs Anderson guests were Mrs. Morris Goldwatci Mrs. r. c. Norris, Mrs. r. l.. Wright Mrs. C. r.. Moany, Mrs. r. r, Hast ing.. Mrs. Paul Bnks, Mrs. J. C ilunlon and Miss Theresa Frederick
 Mrs. r. l.. Wright entertained th Saturday Eucnrc Club, Friday cycninl All spent most enjoyable cvcn'n' playing the game of 800. Mr whght's guests were Major and NIT r. W. Foster, Mr. and Mrs MOTT Guldwater, Mir. and Mrs. II. D. AT kin. Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Richards VI and Mrs. A. w. Edwards, Mrs. T. Norris, Miss Ida Sharpe, Mrs. r. Hastings, Mrs. R. F.. Sloan, and Map ' c. Waleutt, jr.
 Mrs. Leroy Anderson entertainer few o' her friends, Tuesday even'ng' 1.uner party at the Yavapai 'in m honor of Mir. Anderson blrihdh After jolly dinner the guests h'' tended the regular monthly dane" the club. Mrs. Anderson guests we
  Mr. and Mrs. F. l.. Wright "' Louise Globes, Miss Theresa fren' ieks, and the Messrs A. D. Barn"" and Lawrence Keeler.
 Miss Mabel Norris Miss Mi'u' Taylor, Miss Helen Maxey, Mss !" Hawkins and the Messrs. Jack f'n"' Fred c. Moore, Robert Maxey ''
 Hu,chings and Edward LeJuene ma very jolly dinner party at 'ne 's' wy pal Club, Tuesday evening p'ce''' ,ae dance.
 The regular monthly dance "t Yavapai Club, Tuesday evening" mos, enjoyable affair, and very :" attended. Among those present V" Lieutenant and Mrs. (. F. he''' and Mrs. r. l.. Wright, MT anu ~. W. D. Baker, MT. and Mrs. Leroy 2