Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-27
CFrom SUNDAYS Daily,

Witt, who has just returned from the /!
Philippines. The Sturges home was
very attractiveIy decorated with large
lunches of American Beauty roses, and
the chandeliers were hung with large
punches Of .nistletoc. Mrs. G.. +. Dulin
presided over the punch bowl, and
served the most delicious fruit an /
wine punch all during the afternoon.
The dining room was most attractive.
The center piece of the dining table
was large bunch Of beautiful Ameri.
can Beauty roses, and the candelabras
had red silk shades, which threw such
a pretty glow over the room. Mrs. +.
W. Foster presided at the head Of the
table and poured tea for the guests.
Those who assisted the hostess in re-
ceiving and welcoming the guests were
Mrs. {. r. Herr, Miss Harriet Jean
Oliver aud Miss Ruth Oliver. Mrs.
Sturges certainly proved herself Il most
charming and delightful hostess.
Among those who spent a very pleas
ant and jolly afternoon were Mrs.
Wallace Fairbank. Mrs. Paul Burks,
Mrs. A. W. Edwards, Mrs. j. A. Hope,
Mrs Eugene &. Smith, Mrs. q. II.
Hoffman. Mrs. Hugo Richards, Mrs.
Leslie Is. Larimsr, Miss Maud 3rcth.
erton, Mrs. Chcverton, Mrs. X. y.
Sloan. Mrs. r. &. Job, Mrs. \. j.
Fisher, Mrs. X. n. Burmister, Miss
Helen Burmistcr, Miss Theresa Fred
ericks. Miss Winifred Fredericks, Mrs.
q. T.. Meany, Miss Alice Adams. Mrs.
C. A. Peter, Mrs. Thomas q. Norris,
Mrs. Frederick y. Cruice, Mrs. Morris
Goldwater, Mrs. =. T.. Hastings, Mrs.
II. X. Ward and Mrs. q. 4. Hesla.
Tuesday afternoon, very pleasant
meeting of the whipple Bridge Club
was held NJ the home of Mrs. J. J.
Hawkins, on Mount Vernon street. The
nigh score fer the afternoon was made
by Mrs. r. W. Foster. Mrs. Hawkins
guests were Mrs. =. W. Foster, Mrs. j.
j. Fisher, Mrs. J. NJ. Watts. Mrs. e.
/, r. Dulin, Mrs. &. r. Herr, Mrs. y. A.
|, Sturgcs, Mrs. X. y. Sloan and Mis-,
, | Harriet Jean Oliver.
Miss Theresa Fredericks was host
ess TO the Loco Ocho Club, Friday af
= ternoon. At the close Of n very joll,
afternoon the prize for the highcs
y score was received by Mrs. Dixon Fng
B. erberg, which was two packs of yer,
n pretty playing cards. Mrs. o. a
!. IIesla received the "slam' priv"
q which was n book, "The Viewers. ,
=. Miss Frcdcricks' guests were Mrs. q
!. A. Hesla, Mrs. e. a. Peter, Mrs. q. r
n Meany. Mrs. Dixon Fagerberg. Mr'
Thomas q. Norris, Mrs. r.. 4. sturge'
n. Mrs. +. p. Hastings, AMI Mrs. ". y
u Ward
,e Mrs. q. T.. Mcany and ner sistc
ID Miss Dorothy Drake. returned hom'
IN Sunday afternoon, from a weeks Wis
in in Phoenix, where they were III
guests Of their sister. Mrs. VI. \. NJ
IN Chung.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Francis l.. Wrigh, le
VI. | Monday afternoon for n two week
of visit in Los Angeles, where Mr.. Wrig
nv expects To mix business with q plea
N; ure trip.
4. Mrs. T.. NJ. Richardson left for Tex
ID, last Monday after very enjoyab
re-. visit Of two months in Prescott vi
ny her sister, Mrs. Frederick =. Cruiee.
les Mrs. Morris Col iwater return
ull home after q weeks visit In Phoep
OF with her daughter, Mrs. Harry
Tritle.
Mr.. and Mrs.. A. W. Edwards
turned home th. early par. ~ /
week, after spending a wsek in Ph'
nix, visiting the fair, the guests Of
rs and Mrs. George W. viehers
lie Among those who left Sunday TO
TO tend IN. meeting 81 the Grand LODI
The D. a A M, al horenri, were MI
ia Mrs.. y. a. Brech', Judge y. j. Hnv
urt ins. X. ". Fredcriebs, W. y. Mar
and A. 4. Johns.
~ Mrs.. A. A. Johns aud Mrs. y.
AT Aitken returned home, Tuesday, IT,
my a weeks ,isi, AZ the fair, 10 Ph
nee niS.
Al
nj Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Anderson. N
winifred Tredsriehs, and Miss W"
the Burmir'e' r., Irned home. Friday, "
low. n weeks visit in Jerome, ss the gn'
~ Of M. and Mrs viii T.. clsrb.
ties Mrs. George e. West returned BIO
in Friday, from Indiana, where 'he
lies. called by the Illness Of her moii
,v.. NJ. Wests' friends will bs glad