Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-17
(From Sundays Daily.)

The pf'bti'St oociai aIair TOT many months was the dancing party given b, Mr. and Mrs. II. D. Aitkcn, Mir. and Mrs. Q. A. IIesla and Mir. and Mrs. \ W. Edwards, Wednesday evening. .,, inc Yavapai Club.
 Mr-. Aiken was suddenly called to california by the illness of her mother. .o WIS unable Co be in the receiving party
 The guests were received in the ball room of the club, by Mir. and Mrs. Ed aards MT. and Mrs. IIelsa, Mrs. C. W. yi,kcrs and Mir. Aiken.
 Tbr ball room was exceedingly pretty. with the four walls fcstooned aith smllax and the lights covered siih pink shades, which coloring made everyone look well. In the diagonal -oucr from the receiving party was 'hc punch bowl, and. inc punch certain y was excellent.
 When the dance program was half ini,hcd, the guests were escorted to the
 lining room, which never looked bret. fer Vases of fruit blossoms adorned The mantcI, and boquct of Amcri ran Beauty roses was on every table. After a very delicious menu, the dane. ng was resumed, and at late hour lll who were fortunate enough to be ,f ihc guests, declared the evening one pf ihc most enjoyable that they had ever spent. Tho floor was excellent. Inc music was good and the affair was .uccrss in every particular.
 
 Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Frank l.. Wright entertained the Prescott Bridge club, this meeting being the last of the erics. Miss Frcdericks was found to nave the high score for the term. The quests were Mrs. T. q. Norris, Mrs. Norris Goldwatcr, Mrs. Paul Hastings. Mrs C. c. Fcnncll, Mrs. Dixon Eager bcrg, Mrs. G. F.. Mcany and Miss Thcr. csa Frcdcricks.
 The Whipplc Bridge club wus very pleasantly entertained on Thursday af. 'ernOon by Mrs. C. (. Walcutt, Jr. urs Dulin and Mrs. F. A. Kastncr were guests of the club. The club members present were Mrs. F. W. Eos. Ter, Mrs. R. F. Sloan, Mrs. O. 4. Hesla, Mrs. W. r. WhcatleA and Miss Harriet Jean Oliver.
 Mr. and Mrs. r. l.. Wright, Mir. and Mrs. r. c. Norris, Mir. and Mrs. I. F. veauy, Miss Theresa Frcdcricks and Ar Doll formed jolly picnic party 10 Mount Union on Tuesday.
 Mr. and Mrs. John Mason Ross gave an informal dinner at their home Fri lay evening, and entertained Mir. and Yrs. Y. q. Norris.
 Mrs Paul Hastings was hostess ai a 100 party Friday evening, in honor of Ms. Daisy Walsh of Topeks, Knn., "ho is the guest of Mrs. Fulehcr. The sentleman's high score was won by William Marrs, and the lsdy's high score by Miss Pearl Sanford. Miss Jean Blanchard received the prize for The greatest number of slams. while sr' Drfscher received the gentleman s high score for the most slams. The young people who enjoyed Mrs. Hast 'hgs hospitality were the Misses Alice Adams, Helen Burmistcr, Emma Butcher, Pearl Sanford, Theresa Fred. rncks, Jean Blanchard, Emily Daniel, folehcr; Messrs. Gus Peter, Roy N. Davidson. Fulcher, Egbcrt Duichcr. Fred Moore, Robt. K. Porter, Wm. harrs aud NJ. w. Drcschcr. On saturday afternoon Mrs. !. x. A'kcr entertained in honor of Miss Walsh.
 Mrs. I. !. Hawkins entertained n 'e" of her lady friends informally at 'hdgc Friday evening. Those who 'p'n' very pleasant evening were Mrs. (. C. Ecnnell. Mrs. F. l.. Wright 'ud Mrs. Dixon Fagcrbcrg. The two upper classes of St. Joseph N'ademy were entertained at picnic saturday afternoon at Granite Dells' very happy set of enthusiastic young ~opl" thanked Master Harry Shumato TOT having given them most enjoyable lime.
 ' Very nYattu .liunn, x.ug that given