Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-12-11


70 the Saturday Euchre Club, Monday
evening, and the club and their hus
bands spent most delightful even
ing. Mrs. Goldwater's guests were
Major and Mrs. +. W. Foster, Judge
and Mrs. X. T.. Sloan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas q. Norris, Captain and Mrs.
4. A. sturges, MAJOR and Mrs. j. NJ.
Watts. Mr.. and Mrs. X. II. Burmistcr,
Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Richards, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w. Edwards. Mrs 4. l.. Hast
ings and Major c. e. walcutt, Jr
Tuesday afternoon the Whipple club
held most enjoyable meeting Mt the
home Of Mrs. c. +. Herr, at Whipple.
This meeting was the last Of the ser
les, and Mrs. T.. A. Sturges stood the
highest for the Term. Mrs. Hers
guests were Mrs r. w. Foster, Mrs. X.
f. Sloan, Mrs. c. T. Dulin, Mrs 4. A.
Sturges, Mrs Leroy Anderson, Misss
Helen Burmister and Miss Harriet
Jean Oliver.
The Prescott Bridge Club was very
pleasantly entertained Tuesday after
room ut the home Of Mrs. q. T.. Meany,
on Mount Vernon street. Those who
enioyed the afternoon were Mrs. Nor
ris Goldwater, Mrs. A. W. Edwards,
Nm. T. q. Norris, Mrs. =. M. Murphy,
Mrs. p. p. Hastings Mis- Emma Dutch
er and Miss Theresa Fredericks.
Mrs. r. p. Hastings was hostess TO
the Loco Ocho Club, on Friday after
noon, at ner home on Mount Vernon
street. Miss Helen Burmister made
the highest score and also the most
lone hands for the afternoon. Tor
which she was given very pretty gold
pin, and Mrs. r. q. Norris having the
next high score, was given the high
score prize. which was a very dainty
handkerchief. Those who spent very
Jolly afternoon were Mrs. q. +. Meany,
Mrs.. T. @. Norris, Mrs. Morris Gold.
water, Mrs. c. A. Peter, Mrs. +. A.
sturges, Mrs o. A. Hesla, Miss Helen
Burmister and Miss Theresa Freder.
icks. '"l
Quite a large gathering Of young
folks attended tae regular monthly
dance at the YavapAi Club, and all
said that IL was one VI the most pleas.
ant dances given there for long time.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy
DIR. and Mrs. X. j. Roper,
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Drescher, Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Haight, Captain and
Mn. T.. A. Sturges, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
q. Norris, Mr.. and Mrs. +. r. Cruice,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Bork, Mrs. Walter
Mrs. i. J. Hawkins, and the
Misses Theresa Fredericks, Helen
Lila Hawkins, winifred |
Lora Bittner, Louise Glib.
bes, Florence Cady, Helen Edwards,
Maud Bretaerton and tho Messrs. viii.
lam McNulty, Edward Thompson, Fred
c. Moore, Frank Pooler, Edward lie.
jeune, Robert X. Porter, Frank NJ.
o. Longaere, Jr., Edward
L'Engle, Dr. X. W. Graham and Lieu.
tenants Charles y. Hoyt and Ralph r.
Glass.
Mrs. T.. W. Msany left hurridely,
morning, for her home in
Los Angeles, in response 20 . telegram
stating that Miss Helen Mesny was
quite Ill with dipAtheris. Mrs. Franz
N. Marphy and @. T.. Meany accom-.
panied their mother ~ far m ASH
Fork.
Mrs. Tnomas T.. Campbell has re-.
turned home after a three months
'isit with her mother, Mrs. II. J. Allan,
in Berkeley, Cal.
Nj Maud Bretherton left Saturday
morning for Los Angeles, after = very
pleasant visit here Of two months with
Ar. Dixon Faserberg and Mrs.. Leslie
B. Larimer.
Mn. W. A. Drake left for Phoenix,
Wednesday, where she expects to visit
'or . week vita her daughter, Mrs.
J. MeCluns.
Z J. CaSlye left Friday morning for
New York, and expects to 70 from
here 10 Russia.
Mrs. Dennis Burke entertained the
,ssholic Ladies' Aid Society, Thurs.
lay afternoon, and about twenty ladies
'njoyed . delightful social period with
heir charming hostess. Mrs. Burke WAS
SISTED serving dainty refreshments
y her two daughtera Among thoss
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