Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-23
From Sundays Daily.)


 .,,,.4. Mrs. Frank l.. Wright enter .,irel onc table of bridge, and had ns t,r pu,.i- Mrs. F. w. Foster. Mrs. T. , Norris and Miss IIarriett Oliver. Vr ., C. Walcutt was hostess to lnr of her friends, whom she enter gIncI ul bridge, in honor of Miss c.l,lvatcr. The guests were Mrs. v,ri. Goldwatcr, Mrs. q. Edward u,ane. Miss F. Goldwatcr and Miss rnrrci Frcdericks.
 Alr. r. W. Foster was most grac. ,ops hostess, Tuesday afternoon, to the ghipplr Bridge Club. Her guests were Nr McClavc, Mrs. walcutt, Mrs. sloan. Mrs. IIesla, Mrs. Easton. Mrs. Whcailcy. Mrs. Danncmillcr and Miss oliver
 On Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. T. C.. Norris entertained the Prescott Bridge ,ub most hospitably. Those present were Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Mcany, Mrs. Hastings, Mrs. Goldwater, Mrs. Fen. nell. Miss Goldwater and Miss Fred. eficks
 Wednesday, afternoon, Mrs. George Bfvdgcs Rodney was Cat homc' to about twenty of her friends The game played was bid cuchrc, which all thoroughly enjoyed, and Mrs. Rodney proved herself most charming host ess The score cards were pen and ink ,kdchcs of little Dutch children. done by Mrs. Rodney, and the lone hands were marked by the paper image of n xoolcn shoe. tied with delft blue rib bon. Al the conclusion of the game. Mrs lIa2cl'inc had the highest score, for which she received n stein. Mrs. Foster had the greatest number of wooden booties tied to her score card Tor which she received n dainty water color sketch of little Dutch boy. Mrs Rodney was ably assisted by Miss Co. amba Munds. Among the guests present were Mrs. II. F.. Armitagc, Mrs. Harry Brislcy, Mrs. F. s. Clark Mrs. A. T. Dannemillcr, Mrs. C. T Dulin, Mrs. A. T. Easton, Mrs. F. w Foster, Mrs. Morris Goldwatcr, Mis-, E. Goldwatcr, Mrs. NJ. B. Hazeltine Mrs. T. E. Sitt, Mrs. McClcave, Mis-, Ilariett Oliver, Mrs. Hugo Richards Mrs. C. C. wnlcutt and Mrs. W. r Whcailcv.
 Wednesday, was the birthday oi Mayor Morris Goldwatcr, and Mrs Golwater entertained n few of hcl friends most claborately, Wednesda. 7unng The popular game of bridge vas played, and Mrs. Hastings prove' herself inc best player of the even ng by having high score. Miss Ther esq Frcdericks was second. Tn gucsts of the evening were Major an' Mrs Walcutt, MT. and Mrs. J. A. Hope Mi. and Mrs. A. w. Edwards. Mir. on' Mrs Paul Hastings, Mir. and Mrs. q l. Mcany, Miss F. Goldwatcr, Mis- Theresa Frcdcricks and R. x. Fred ehcks.
 Thursday afternoon, Miss There's Fredericks entertained one table Q bridge in honor of Miss Goldwatc' Her other guests were Mrs. c. C. Wal 'utt and Mrs. Morris Goldwatcr.
 Miss Goldwater will leave today fo visit in Phoenix, prior to her retur To San Francisco. The many friend She has made in Prescott regret tha She cannot remain with them longer.
 Gounod's "Faust" proved vcri able treat to the members of tl Music Section and the several invite N.sts, when it held it's last mcctin at 'he home of Mrs. II. D. Ross Al ff the usual business meeting, tl program was presented, under th very capable direction of Mrs. w. ''ne, whose knowledge of music IS varied and well known, that for h' !" be in charge always assures n sn '"iul afternoon of music.
 After the reading of n sketch of t' ue of Gounod, by Miss Claire CiIn Ms Cline illustrated n sketch of ti 'Pea of "Faust" by playing tho 10 owing well known themes on tl panO:
 Valentine's Song.
 .-waltz Song.
 J-LOye Duet in the Garden, and q