Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-08-14

afternoon, at her home on Mount yer ron avenue The guests of honor were Mrs. r.. I. Bcnntt. Mrs. James, Mrs. David Goldberg, Mrs Barry Goldwatcr, Mrs. Aaron Goldberg, all of Phoenix' who are spending the summer at Iron Snrinp.. The nigh score prize was awarded Mrs. C. r.. Mcany, n silver jelly knife. Mrs. Q. \. iIcsla received tbc prizc for the most slams, which was a very pretty hand painted cup and saucer. Mrs. Barry Goldwatcr received inc prize for the lowest score. which was silver sugar spoon. Mrs. Nor ris' guests were Mrs. Morris Gold. water. Mrs. E. !. Bcnnitt, Mrs. c. F. Mcany, Mrs. James, Mrs. David Gold berg. Mrs. P. r. Hastings, Mrs. Aaron Goldberg, Mrs. A. W. Edwards, Mrs. Barry Goldwa,cr Mrs. O. A. licsla. Mrs. ]. C.IIammcs, Mrs. k. F.. Sloan, Mrs. IT. D. Atkcn, Mrs. ]. C. IIcrndon and Miss Theresa Frcdcricks.
 Mrs C. F. Mcany entertained the Loco Ocho Club, Friday afternoon. at her home on Mount Vernon avenue. AT. ter a jolly afternoon, Mrs. Leroy An. dcrson was given n very pretty picture for thc nigh score prize, and Mrs. R.. F.. Sloan received tcco vase for the greatest number of slams. Mrs. Mcany's guests were Mrs. Thomas G.. Norris, Mrs. R. II. Burmistcr, Mrs. O.. A. IIcsla, Mrs. ]. C. lIammcs, Mrs. Leroy Anderson. Mrs. R. F.. Sloan and the Misses Theresa Frcdcricks and Helen Burmistcr.
 The Saturday Euchrc Club was cn. tertaincd, Friday evening, with Mrs. II. D. Aitkcn as hostess. The high score for the evening was made by Mrs. T. c Norris, who had the Nigh est score for the ladies, and II. D. Aiken the gcntlcmcn's high score. Mrs. Aitkcn's guests were Major and Mrs. F. w. Foster. Judge and Mrs. R. F. Sloan, Judge and Mrs. ]. j. Hawk. ins, Mir. and Mrs. A. w. Edwards, Mir. and Mrs. Hugo Richards, Mrs. R. II. Burmistcr, Mrs Y. c. Norris, Mrs. J. C. IIammcs, Mrs. P. P. Hastings, Mir. and Mrs. Q. A. lIcsla, Major C. c. Wal. cutt, IT,, and Major J. M. Watts.
 Monday jolly dance was given ai Camp Bcauvoir in honor of the Misses Nina and Vera Greenwood, who % to Naples, Cal, to make their future home Those enjoying the evening were the Misses Eleanor Sloan, Nina Greenwood Elaine Wooster, Vera Greenwood Mamie Bond, Florence Herndon, Etael Roper, and the Messrs. Neil Clark, liar old Elliott, Charles IIcsla, Geors sc Thomas, Walter Doudna, Raymond Belchcr and A. Lewis.
 Mrs. c. C. Walcutt left San Fran. cisco, Tuesday, for Los Angeles, where she will make short visit with Mrs K. R. Coleman and Mrs. Phillips, and will return home in about week. | saturday afternoon a number of the Prescott people took advantage of the excursion to Humboldt, and visited the smelter and the base ball game be. tween the Humboldts and the team from Fort wingate, N. M. Among those from Prescott who attended the game were Judge and Mrs. R. F.. Sloan, Dr. and Mrs. II. T. Southworth, MT. and Mrs. W. l.. Fox, MT. and Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. William F. wheatley, Mrs. Dun. can Hood, Mrs. Larimcr, Mrs. l.. E, Larimer, Mrs. J. B. Tomlinson, Mrs. w. W. Ross, Mrs. W. s. Norviel, Mrs. Col. lins, Miss Theresa Frcderieks, Miss Helen Brown, Miss Viva Head, Miss | Mcdonald, Miss Harriet Oliver, ]. M. Ross, Dr. c. T. Dulin, Chaplain P. P. Carey, Lieutenant Rawson Warren, Le. roy Anderson. William Glenn, Paul Burks, Fred Kcssler, J. P. Dillon, Dr. J. M. Lawrence and Colonel J. F. Will. son.
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 Sunday evening, Lieutenant and Mrs William r. whcatlcy entertained at dinner, and had as their guests Colonel Breen of Flagstaff, Captain Tuthill of Morenci and Dr. J. NJ. Lawrence md Lieutenant Rawson Warren.
 | Mrs. Morris Goldwater and her daughter, Miss Ethel Fisher, left Tues. day evening for monta's visit in Los Angeles. Mrs. Goldwater will visit with her daughters, Mrs. 1T. R. Tritle and Miss Olive Fisher.