Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-12-04
(From Sundays Daily

uutb Nh"iies -. hVyt "uu holPu ot1ba
were hosts on Friday night at one Of
the jolliest masquerade parties ever
given in Prescott. The hop room had
been very attractively draped with
american flags, which made very
pretty setting for the white figures as
they danced. The orchestra had been
placed behind a large flag, which was
Idrapcd across the bow window. A
pnost delicious fruit and wine punch
was served in the large hall during the
evening and about the middle of the
dance program a very refreshing menu
WAS dispensed. Every one who attenI.
ed had the best time ever, and all
thoroughly enjoyed the bachelors hos.
bitality. Among those who attended
tne "white cap" party were Major aud
Mrs. =. W. Foster, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
-. Norris, Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Edwards.
Mr. and Mrs. q. A. Hesla, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cheverton, DIR. and Mrs. G. r. Dulin.
Lieutenant and Mrs. G. +. Herr. Mr..
md Mrs. Leslie Il. Larimer, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. ID. Aitken, Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy
Anderson, Captain and Mrs. u. A.
Sturges, Mrs. X. II. Burmister, Major
!. G. Walcvutt, Jr., Miss Alice Adams,
Hiss Lila Hawkins, Miss Theresa Fred.
bricks, Miss Lora Bitner, Miss Edna
Wood, Miss Cady, Miss winnifred
'rsdericks, Miss Gussic Raible, and
he Mcssrs G. A. Peter, Jr., q. Long. |
)cre, Jr., Robert X. Porter, Burr Doug.
hs, Jack Nelson, Edward Lejune, |
rank Pooler, Frederick Decker, leslie
Ierrick, l.. Keller, Edward Leland, |
Edward Thompson, Chamberlain, Will.
pm McNulty and Keith.
Mrs. Il. +. Sloan was hostess TO the |
nipple Bridge club Tuesdny after. |
pom, and all had n very enjoyable
fternoon, Mrs. T.. A. sturges made the
|ghest score for the afternoon. Mrs.
loan 3 guests were Mrs. y. W. Foster.
m. Z. A. sturges, Mrs. G.. r. Herr.
RI. {. T. Dulin, Mrs. J. J. Hawkins.
m. 7. c. job, and Miss Harriet Jean
liver.
Mrs. p. p. Hastings was a hostess 20
Prescott Bridge club Tuesday after.
ION, and those who enjoyed pleasant
ternoon Of bridge were Mrs. Thomas
Norris, Mrs. A. w. Edwards, Mrs.
|orris Goldwater, Mrs, hxsne H. Lar.
per. Miss Theresa Ere iericks, Miss
nina Butcher, Miss Helen Burmistsr
ID Miss Maud Bretherton.
The Mayor Of Toxic was very well
tended Monday evening, and those
10 were noticed at the play were Mrs.
W. Foster, Mrs. Wallace Dewitt,
arles Foster, Chaplain p. p. Carey,
ctor and Mrs. e. r. Dulin, Lieutenant
8. Hoyt, Captain and Mrs. +. A.
prges, Mrs. Frank M. Murphy, Mr..
Q Mrs. W. A. Drake, Mr.. and Mrs.
p. Cruice, Mrs. X. II. Burmister,
Morris Goldwatcr, Mrs. p. p.
|stings, Judge and Mrs. X. y. Sloan,
and Mrs. 7. q. Norris, Mrs. J. NJ.
wry, Mrs. Sadie Oberbeck, Doctor
Mrs. II. T. Southworth, and the
pses Lora Bitner, Helen Burmister,
nnifrcd Fredericks, Maud Brother.
Ruth Dutro, Alice Adams, Lila
wilkins, Cady and The Messers Ed.
ID Lejeune, Fred G. Moore, Arthur
hau, Jack Nelson, Edward Thomp-
Frank Pooler, L'Englc and Lieu
ant X. r. Glass.
tuesday afternoon Mrs. Harry Mer.
Thomas was hostess to the brides ,
1905 and since, complimentary to
Warren Dreschcr, who 10 the bri le
last November. Each guest was
en linen towel and an embroidery
P, and requested to embroidery the I
aai 3D." After they had finished q
towels were all mixed up and each d
u askei to vote for the best work,
OF oil the votes cast Mrs. q. T..
pny received seven and m q reward
the best embroidery she was pre-. !
Jed with . very pretty cut glass I
pote. Those who enjoyed a most a
eious afternoon were Mrs. II. M. '
y, Mrs. II. X. Ward, Mrs. q. +. O
my, Mrs. w. II. Doyle, Mrs. Paul I
b, Mr. q. N. Hoffman, Mrs. Ralph
Pht, Mrs.. Dixon Fagerberg and Miss /,
Thomas. 4
Paplain p. p. Carey nad as his
. Mt box party TO see the Mayor
okio Doctor and Mrs. Charles T. G
P, and Lieutenant Charles &. Hoyt. v
thA Dlav nactor "a A.. | 1,