Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30

r,,ntnry TO the Whipple Bridge Club.
I, IA. closc Of a very delightful af-
tcrnoon. Mrs. &. T. Herr received the
,r1c FOR tho high score. which was
..ry pretty burnt leather silk ease
holder Miss Harriet Jean Oliver re-
,a,cd Japanese brass Vase as ,ac
consolation prize. ~Mrst Dulin's guests
we're Mrs. X. T.. Sloan, Mrs. +. W. ;
Poster Mrs. q. a. IIcsla. Mrs. j. j.
hawkins. Mrs. G. =. Herr. Mrs. T.. \.
-turges and Miss Harriet Jean Oliver.
Friday afternoon. MIS-. Paul Burks
.As hostess to the Loco Ocho Club.
and at the close of very enjoyable
aud Jolly afternoon. Miss Theresa
Ffcdercks had made the highest score
Il In. afternoon, for which she re.
ccivcd very pretty Japanese brass
vase Mrs. Francis l.. Wright had
made the most lone hands, and was
given very attractive hot water
pitcher. Mrs. John Mason Ross 70.
eeiycd the consolation prize, which
was little cloisonne box. Mrs
Burks' guests were Mrs. T. q. Nor
us Mrs. q. l.. Meany, Mrs. r. l..
Wright. Mrs. -. \. lIcsla. Mrs. g.. \
Peter Mrs. j. NJ. Ross, Miss Thcrcsl
Frcdcricks and Miss Helen Burmistcr
Among the pretty entertainments
of This week was the birthday dinner
gwen by Mr.. and Mrs. Francis l..
Wright. az their home On Mount Yer
aon street. The dinner was q pink
affair. the ccnicrpiccc being q large
bowl of pink roses, the candlcllbras
were covered with pink silk shaded,
aud the almond dsncs were little pink
flowers. The jolly crowd vino cnioy-
I'D the evening were Mr.. and Mrs. lee
roy Anderson. Miss Theresa Frcder.
icks. Miss Louise Gibhcs. Mr. Edward
Thompson. Mrs. Lawrence ko"lcr and
Mr. \. -. Bnrnhari.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Richards enter
tanned delightfully."- at a dinner, Fri
Day evening. al their home ON Mount
Vernon street. in honor of General
Earl u. Thomas. After the dinner the
guests all attended She tncatcr. aud
enjoyed the opera. "Said Pasan. "
Mr. and Mr. Richards guests in.
eludod Major and Mr.. +. W Foster.
Friday evening. the Messrs. william
McNulty. Roy J. lItchins Frank
Pooler aud Burr Douglas wer" hosts
az dinner party given at the fav1-
pal Club. The dinner was given Tor
four of Prescott : Young ladies', AMI
Vas followed by a box party at the
Elks' Opera house. whore they all en-
owed the performance Of 'Sdii
Pasha.' The guests who enjoyed the
evening were the Misses Helen Burn
stcr. Theresa Frcdcricks, Lila Hawk
ms and Laura 6. Bittner.
Mrs, A. ". Edwards Was hostess Ia
he Prescott Bridge Club, Tursday 1f'
terpoon. and those who spent gen
timely interesting afternoon, wcr'
Mrs. A. l.. sobcy. Mrs. T. q. Norris
~ - Mr. L. l.. WTlnHt
Mrs. Leslie H. larimer, Mrs u. J.
Hastings and Miss Theresa Freder
cks.
Friday evening, "a number of fre-
mi, .oeiety pcople enjoyed the pei
for,napce OF '~Said Pasha' AT IN
Elks' Opera house, among those WI
occupied the boxes being M and MI
o. 4. Hcsla. Mr.. and Mrs. e. H. fe'
aington, DIR. and Mrs. ". 7. Sonti
worth. General Earl u. Thomas, Mag
and Mrs. +. W. Foster, Mr.. and MT
Hugo Richards, the Misses nee
Bnrmis,er. Theresa frederieks, i-an'
G.. Bittner. Lila Hawkins, ana u
Mcssrs. o. Longacre, Jrr Edwa'
Thompson, Roy J. iIn'ch'n'' IRA,
pooler. Burr Douglas, William "
Nalty. and Licuienants Richard NV
bsrick and Charles y Hoyi.
Mrs. +. NJ. Murphy and her mo'"'
Mrs. T.. W. Mcany, are expected h"'
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. +. w. Foster returned from
short visit 10 San Francisco, whe
'he went To meet her daughter !"
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