Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-02
 He Social Mirror

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 Thur,diy afternoon. Mrs. M. F.. IInZcitinc and Mrs (. r.. Yount enter ,nincd about fifty of their friends very dcligh,fully a, 800 party, given at the Yavapai Club The guests were received m tac ball room by Mrs. ila2 cltinc and Mrs lount. The room had been arti,tically and profuscly decor atcd with sweet peas and cosmos, and the handsome gowns of tho guests nd drd much tu the beauty of the room. The most delicious refreshments were served in tho dining room, which had been very prcttily decorated with the fall flowers. ns,UrS and fcv"ricw. AT. ter a plc1sant hour in the dining room. he guests all returned tO the ball room, where the game of 800 was played. All during th. afternoon very refreshing and palatahlc fruit punch was served. Everybody had such good time, and nt the close of the afternoon the prizes. all of which were very elegant pieces of cut gln~.. were given to the success. ful winncrs. Mrs. William Nelson and Mrs. R. l. Roper both had the same number for high score, and on the cut Mrs. Roper received the prize. Mrs. Q. X. IIesla. Mrs. Ed. Block and Mrs. C. X. Ecach all had the same number Of slams, and on the cut Mrs. Beach rc' ceived the bon bon dish. Mrs. C. E. Pennington had the poorest luck cf all and as consolation priz, was given n bon bon dish.
 Tuesday evening. Mir. and Mrs. A. l.. smith gave most enjoyable card party and entertained few of their friends most cnioyably. at 500. m honor of Mrs. !. H. Tomlinson. who leaves Prescott soon for Fl Puso. Tex. The prizes were all very pretty and attractive. The lone hand prize, which was "A very pretty hammered brass paper knife. was given Mir. T. l.. Campbell. for having made tho most slams. The ladics' hign score was made hy Mrs. C. F.. Youni. for which she received q Chinese brass cornu' ,opia. nnd the ladies consolation prize was awarded to Mrs. W. W. Ross, it being e brass vase. The gentlemen 's high score was made by Mrs. T. r.. Campbell. the prize being a gold nugget scarf pin. the nugget being found nt the octave mine. Mir. X. \. Johns had made inc poorest score for gentle men and was given n deck of playing cards.
 Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. Frank R Smith of Phoenix was tue motif for n very pleasant and delightful bridge party, given by Mrs. Leslie E. Larimcr Mrs. I.arimcr had her home very prct | tily decorated with sweet peas. Al the close of the afternoon Mrs. 4. w Edwards had made the highest score and received as the prize \ very pretty | picture, in scpia, of the san Gabriel mission. The consolation priz. wns awarded ,o Mrs. K. IT, Bricker. and i' was very dainty ribbon bag.
 | Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. !. !. Hawk ins entertained the whipple Bridg, Club at her home on Mount Vernon avenue. At the close of very inter csting afternoon, Mrs. Q. A. IIcsla had the high score.
 The Prescott Bridge Club had vesy interesting meeting at the home oi Mrs. Morris Goldwater, Tuesday after noon. Mrs. Goldwatcr's guests wer, Mrs. T. q. Norris, Mrs. !. q. Hcrndon Mrs. r. l.. Wright. Mrs. F. F. Hast ings, Mrs. G. F. Mcany, Mrs. A. w Edwards and Miss Theresa Frcdcricks Friday afternoon, the Loco Ochc Club was entertained by Mrs. Francis l. Wright, at her home on Mount Yer | Lon avenue. The club had very jolly afternoon, and at the close of q very pleasant game of 800 the high score was given to Mrs. Q. A. IIesla and it was n very pretty silver cream ladlc. Tho most slams for the after noon were made by Mrs. q. F. Meany l for which she received a very pretty sccPia picture. const scene.
 Friday evening, Miss Edith Poolci entertained number of her friends ai a picnic luncheon. The jolly crowd of young folks met at the POolcr home in the Otis addition, and walked oyer to the hills back of the home, nnd there built n camp Arc and made cof fee and spread the best of lunches, and all declared 1t the best picnic they had eyer attended. After a gloriously good time they all returned home by moonlight The chapcrones for th, young folks were Mrs Pooler, Mis- Louise Globes, Miss Helen Edwards Miss Marjorie Poolcr ana Frank Poolcr.
 Dr. and Mrs. I. Harvey Blain gave q 800 party. Friday evening, and enter tained few of theis friends very pleasantly. The ladies' high SCOT, prize for the evening was awarded {, Mrs. Ralph ilaight, which was . hand'painted cup and saucer. The gentlemen high score was mads h, Mir. T. F.. Campbell and he was givcr n very pretty book. The most lon, hands were made by Mir. Ralph Haight