Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-09-04
 He Social Mirror 

ton and Mrs. Dixon Fagerberv as the ehaperones, and the Misses Mabel Nor. tis' Helen Maxcy, Mildred Taylor, Lila Hawkins, Margaret James of Pnoeu,x oussie Raible, Grace Stacey of Phoc nix, Winifred Fredericks, Emma Dutch CT, Margaret Henry, Theresa Fred.r. icks, Eleanor Sloan, Helen Brown. Florence Herndon and Iiarriett Oliver. Thursdayf Miss winifred Freder;sk. entertained few of her friends n, luncheon, in honor of the Misses Helen Maxcy and Mildred Taylor. The Iunsn. con was great success, even if the rain did pour. Miss Frcderick's quests were the Misses Mabel Norris, Helen MaSey, Mildred Taylor, Alice Adams, Lila Hawkins, Helen Burmistcr, Helen Brown, Eleanor Sloan, Florence Hern. don and Theresa Fredericks.
 Mrs. r. P. Hastings entertained the Prescott Bridge Club, Tuesday after. noon, at her home on Mount Vernon avenue. The high score for the af. ternoon was made by Mrs. q. E. Meany. Mrs. Hastings guests were Mrs. T. C.. Norris, Mrs. r. l.. Wright, Mrs. c. E. Meany, Mrs. J. C. IIcrndon, Mrs. o. A. Hesla, Mrs. J. J. Hawkins and Miss Theresa Fredericks.
 Thursday evening a complime ntary dance was given to the Misses Mildred Taylor and Helen Maxcy. The dance was planned for Camp Beauvoir, but, as usual, whenever n dance is planned for there it brings on n heavy rain. On account of the rain all went to the Yavapai Club, where all had n most glorious time. The chapcrons for the evening were Mir. and Mrs. r. L.. Wright, Mir. and Mrs. Leroy Anderson and Mrs. George Colton of Flagstaff. The young folks were Miss Theresa Fredericks, Miss Helen Burmister, Miss Winifred Frcdericks, Miss Alice Adams, Miss Mabel Norris. Miss Helen Maxcy, Miss Mildred Taylor, Miss Lila Hawkins, Miss Laura Bittner and Miss Margaret Henry; the Messrs. R. K. Porter, Edward Lejuene, Edward Decker, Jack Fennell, Fred c. Moore, Leslie Derrick, Frank Pooler, Warren Drcschcr and Dr. R. W. Graham.
 Miss Louise Draper entertained twelve of her friends, Tuesday after. noon, in honor of Miss Marcia Carter. After n very pleasant afternoon of 800 Miss Lucille Morrison received the high score prize, which was n copper paper knife. Miss Edith Gatfeld re- ceived n silver nail file for the most slams, and Miss Mary Frank Gardner n swastika cross pin for the consola. tion prize. Miss Draper's guests were the Misses Dorothy Drake, Marcin Car ter, Mary Frank Gardner, Lucille Mor. rison, Louise Nelson, Edith Gatfc!d, Bernice Moden, Jennie Daggs, Marjorie Pooler, Florence Herndon and Belle Hill.
 Last Saturday evening, a number of Leslie Derrick's friends gave him a surprise party, in the form of a "kitchcn snower." Mir. Derrick and Mir. Decker have commenced keeping bachelor hall in the bungalow which MT. Derrick has built over in West Prescott. All of the friends were 70 meet at the home of Miss Theresa Fredericks and had sent their kitchen utensils there so that all could go in a body. A burro had been captured and all the bright pans and kettles strapped on the animal, when the beast refused to go and started to buck them all off. As the burro refused to carry the load, which consisted of sll kitchen utensils from an "universal bread mixer" to an egg beater, Miss Fredericks had to take them over :n her phaeton. The party was com plete surprise to MT. Derrick, but the house warming was n barrel of fun tt all. Among those who were present were Mir. and Mrs. McPnerson, MT. ana Mrs. Curtis, Miss Emma Butcher, Mis- Theresa Fredericks, Miss Mabel Norris Miss winifred Fredericks, Miss Mild red Taylor, Miss Helen Maxcy, and the Messrs. Frederick, Ducher, Clifford Ware, Harold Cheverton, Baker, Os born, Hoagset, Clarence Way and c. F. Meany.
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