Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-08-21
From Sundays Daily.)

p,ek gave most enJoyaDic oVV party :. ,he Yavapai Club, and entertained ,,oo, fifty of her friends. The ball cam was very prettily decorated with ,,.,urtums and golden glow. The ,.,,er of the room was comfortably ar. ..eed for those who did not play ,,,J. with Morris chairs. Mrs. Block ,,. assisted in receiving by her ,dber. Mrs. Strange, and niece, Miss Tad Reeves, and Mrs. II. D. Aitkcn. 4o'clock the guests were invited to h, dining room, where the daintiest of ,,tteshmcnts were served, at small sbles. which were artistically decor. ,,ed with sweet peas. At the close of very pleasant afternoon, Mrs. J. c. Hammes was given q beautiful cut glass nappic for having made the high. ,, score of any of the ladies. Mrs. P. P Hastings, Mrs. Nathan Levy, Miss Pearl Sanford and Mrs. R. II. Burm. iser all had the same number of slams, mI in cutting Mrs. Hastings won n pretty hand-paintcd cup and saucer. Then Mrs. Block passed around deck of cards, and all drawing aces cut for be first consolation prize, which was won by Mrs. Larimer, ST. It was n eandles,ick and snuffcr, and had the following original poem attached to it: "The flame of your wit was running
 high,
 Bu, Dame Luck snuffcd 1t out as she
 rushed by;
 But light it again with this candle
 bright;
 Be upand doing and win the mex,
 fight"
 For the second consolation prize the cards were passed around again, and ,he one drawing the deuce of diamonds was to be the successful one, and that was drawn by Miss Lizzie Brown. l, was match holder, with little horse standing on the tray beside tine mattel holder, and this was accompanied by the following original verse:
 "Just because you lost today
 Don't give up the fight, I pray.
 Here is your charger, ready for you
 Mount him and win the next Water
 loo" !"
 The following ladies were Mrs Blocks guests: Mrs. II. F. Armitage Mw. II. D. Aitken, Mrs. W. D. Baker Mrs. Bork, Mrs. c, A. Beach, Mrs. R II. Burmister, Mrs. l.. F.. Corbin, Mr. E. s. Clark, Mrs. A. W, Edwards, Mir Dixon Fagerberg, Mrs. J. J. Hawkins Mrs. r. P. Hastings, Mrs. o. A. Hesla Mrs. J. C. Hammes, Mrs. II. w. HeaI Mr. A. A. Johns, Mrs. T. c. Job, MT E. A. Kastner, Mrs. T. E. Lit, Mir Nathan Levy, Miss Lizzie Brown, MT Larimsr, Mrs. L.. B. Larimer, Mrs. W. Mines, Mrs. William Nelson, Mi IIarriett Oliver, Mrs. Ed. Blake, MT G.C. RufYner, Mrs. Hugo Richards, Mr W. W. Ross, Mrs. J. M. Ross, MT Rumsey, Mrs. Sanford, Miss Pea Sanford, Mrs. W. H. Timerhoff, Mrs. E. Tomlinson, Mrs. c. F.. Yount, MT Cleveland, Mrs. II. T. southworth, MT W. l.. Fox and Mrs. Griffin.
 The Prescott Bridge Club was ents tained, Tuesday afternoon, by Mrs. C. Herndon, at her home on Cort street. This meeting was the last the series, and Mrs. q. F. Meany h' the highest score for all the seri' Mrs. J. c. Herndon had the high sec for the afternoon. Mrs. J. C. Hamm had the highest score for the gues and received q brass candlestick the prize. Mrs. Herndon's guests we Mrs. c. E. Meany, Mrs. P. P. HastinI Mrs. T. c. Norris, Mrs. A. W. Edwar Mrs. 0. A. Hesla, Mrs. J. C. hami' and Miss Theresa Fredericks.
 Mrs. w. A. Drake entertained a T of her friends very pleasantly at on' Friday afternoon, at her home,
 Mount Vernon avenue. Mrs. Whh r. wheatley, made the highest score the afternoon, and received a VI dainty drawn work handkerchief
 the prize. Mrs. F. w. Foster made most slams, and received half'do' doilies as the reward. The lowest SC for the afternoon was made by ~ R. II. Burmister, and she received n yer card dish for the consolation. ' Drake's guests were Mrs. F. w. Eos Mrs. T. q. Norris, Mrs. o' A. ne Mrs. J. c. Hammes, Mrs. w. F. wh' ley, Mrs. R. II. Burmister, Mrs' u' Meany, Mrs. Hugo Richards, Mrs h
 Sloan. Mrs. J. J. Fisher and Mrs' |