Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-07-03

The Social Mirror

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friends AT the nome Of Mrs Tomlin.
son, on Mount Vernon avenue The
doorwnys and Windows were prcttily
decorated in red. white aud blue hunt
ing. aud large flags wcrs used ~ por
there's, and red, white and blue flowers
were used in profusion There were no
score cards used, but each guest drew
her table, by drawing from basket n
cord ON the end of which were hung
little hrccrackcrs, and these designated
the number of the table Those draw
ing one frccrackcr went TO Table No.
!, and those drawing seven Grccrackcrs
went 90 table No. :. Six handed cuchrc
wns the game played aud oacn trio az
n little flag, 10 bc pinned on; each
lady making lone hand was given n
little nng on stick, which she wore
in her hair The patriotic scheme was
carried out even in the refreshments,
which were all red. white and blue,
aud were served on blue china; the
tea cloths aud napkins were th" Den
nison paper and were white. with the
American flags The same number of
progrcssions were made by seven of
the ladies, Mrs. j. e. Ilammcs, Mrs W.
". Timerhoff Mrs. Ed. Block. Mrs. j. j.
l..t.. william. N.1a.n 80
Louisc Gibbcs. aud ON the cut Mrs.
lIammcs had the high card and was
presented with a silk flag. Mrs. Leroy
Anderson and Mrs. Y. g. Job both had
the same number of lone hands, and
ON the cut Mrs. job was presented
with n silver nat brush. Mrs. Beach
and Mrs. Paul liurks were even with
the fcwcst number of progrcssions, and
Mrs Iiurks won the consolation prize
which was big frccrackcr.
Mrs. Tomlinson and Mrs. Ross were
assisted 10y Mrs \. Is. Hooker and tho
Misses Louise Nelson. Ethel Roper and
Maud Thomas. and the Mcssrs. Don
romlinson aud Charles iicsln, and IL
is reported that the boys were cx
ccllcnt help.
The guests were Mrs. Joe -. liar
clay. Mrs. +. T.. Cruicc. Mrs. NJ. H.
Iiazcltine. Mrs Nathan Levy. Mrs
Jeanette Levy, Mrs. W. H. Timer
bon. Mrs. +. II. stewart, Mrs. David
Miller. Mrs. Geo. 4. Ruifncr, Mrs. John
Merritt, Mrs. william Nelson, Mrs. II.
y. Armtagc, Mrs. j. j. Fisher, Mrs. +.
W. Foster, Mrs. Paul Burks, Mrs. !.
j. Hawkins. Mrs. u. &. Job. Mrs. II. X.
Ward, Mrs. T.. =. Clark, Mrs. T. q.
Armitagc, Mrs. j. u. Hooker, Mrs. G.
q. Fcnncll, Mrs. 4. W. McCash, Mrs.
Bench, Mrs. J. VI. Ross, Mrs. A. ".
Edwards, Mrs. H. T.. Sloan, Mrs. j. A.
Hope, Mrs. ". W. Heap, Mrs. Leslie
larimcr, Mrs. u. ID. Aitkcn, Mrs. II. j.
Roper, Mrs. q. a. IIesla, Mrs. j. G.
IIammcs, Mrs. Ed Block, Mrs. Wallace
Fairbank, Mrs. A. w. Robinson, and
Mrs. j. u. Lowry and Miss Iouisc
Gibbcs
Mrs. =. w. Foster entertained the
Whipple Bridge Club, Tuesday after
noon, at her home in Whipplc Bar.
racks Mrs. X. T.. Sloan had the high
score for the afternoon, with Miss
Alice Poorman for very close see.
ond. Mrs Fosters guests were Mrs.
q. A. liesla, Mrs. j. j. Hawkins, Mrs.
j. G. IIammcs, Mrs. II. Il. Sloan, Mrs.
r.. A. Sturgcs and the Misses Alice
Poorman and Harriet Oliver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe ID. Barclay of III
Paso, Tex, arrived in Prescott, Wcdncs-
day evening, nv the guests of Mr. and
Mrs Frederick y. Cruice, at their
home on Mount Vernon avenue.
Miss Theresa Fredcricks was tnc
hostess to the Loco Ocho Club, Friday
afternoon. Mrs. +. w. Foster had the
greatest number Of lone hands AMI
Mrs o. A. iIesla had the highest score
Tor the afternoon, while Mrs. II. X.
ward received the consolation prize.
Miss Frederick n guests were Mrs T..
W. Foster, Mrs. o. A. IIcsla, Mrs. j.
g. liammes, Mrs. i. u. Hastings, Mrs.
H. H. Ward, Mrs. Joe u. Barclay, Mrs.
y. l.. Cruicc and Mrs. II. u Tritlc.
Last Thursday, Mrs. - w Ross had
"A baby party, inviting her lady friends
who had babies about the age Of her
own There were only two young
ladies' present AMI six young gentle
men, and they were all properly chap
croned 10y their mothers. They were
all placed on the floor, while the ad. !