Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-09-11
 He Social Mirror
(From Sundays Daily)


 of their friends, Thursday afternoon, at the Yavapai Club. The club never looked any prcttier, for no pains had been spared in the floral decorations. The halls were decorated with sun. flowers, and the floors covered with Navajo rugs, while the dance hall. where the guests were received, was decorated profusely with sweet peas and golden glow. The floor was near. ly covered with Navajo rugs, and the comfortable Morris chairs, made tho large hall look like a big living room. The lights were all covered with pink paper shades, and each side light was fcs,ooncd with the wild grape vines. In the dining room the tables were coy. cred with pretty tea cloths and each table was decorated with pink and white sweet peas, while the mantcl was hidden with the wild grape vines and fireplace banked with the sun. flowers. Railroad cuchrc was the pleasant diversion of the afternoon, and after n few hours of the pastime, Mrs R. l. Roper had made the most progrcssions for the afternoon and was awarded n beautiful cut glass jelly dish. Mrs. F.. S. Clark made the least progrcssons and was given n cut glass bon bon dish. Mrs. Nathan Levy, who had made the most slams during the afternoon, received n very pretty cut glass bon bon dish.
 The guests were Mrs. II. F. Armit. age, Mrs. C. F. Armitagc, Mrs. Leroy Anderson, Mrs. II. D. Aitkin, Mrs ]. M Aitkin, Mrs. Paul Burks, Mrs. R. h. I,urmistcr, Mrs. R. B. Burmister, Mrs. Ed. Blake, Mrs. F. F. Cruice, Mrs. F. <. Clark, Mrs. T. F.. Campbell, Mrs ]. II. Blnin, Mrs. C. T. Dulin, Mrs. W. Dixon Fagcrbcrg, Mrs. C. q. Fenncll, Mrs. Wallace Fairbank, Mrs. F. ". Poster, Mrs. Frank W. Foster, Mrs. J.. ]. Fisher, Mrs. Morris Goldwater, Mrs. Barry Goldwntcr, Mrs. Aaron Goldberg, Mrs. l. F. Gardner, Mrs. 0. A. Iiesla, Mrs. !. j. Hawkins, Mrs. M. B. IIaz- cl,inc, Mrs. P. P. Hastings, Mrs. II. w.. Heap, Mrs. A. 4. Johns, Mrs. James, Mrs. T. C. Job, Mrs. J. R. Lowry, Mrs. Nathan Levy. Mrs. R. N. Looney, Mrs. T. F.. Lit, Mrs. Leslie Larimer, Mrs. II. NJ. Maus, Mrs. q. F. Meany, Mrs. ". S. Norviel, Mrs. Sadie Oberbeck, Mrs. C. 4. Peter, Mrs. J. NJ. Ross, Mrs. R. J. Roper, Mrs. W. w. Ross, Mrs. Hugo Richards, Mrs. A. w. Robinson. Mrs. k. F.. Sloan, Mrs. F. R. Stewart, Mrs. II. w. Stevens, Mrs. II. M. Thomas, Mrs. J. E. Tomlinson, Mrs. \. F. Taylor, Mrs. Ivy Tut, Mrs F.. W. Wells, Mrs. George C. West and Mrs C. F.. Yount.
 Mrs. r. W. Foster entertained the whipplc Bridge Club, Tuesday after noon, at her home in whippls Bar racks. The club had most pleasant meeting, and all enjoyed playing once more, for the club has been taking | summer vacation, and this WAS the first meeting for nearly two months. Mrs R. F. Sloan made the high score fo' the afternoon. Those enjoying Mrs Foster's hospitality were Mrs. k. F. Sloan, Mrs. c. T. Dulin, Mrs. O. A Hesla, Mrs. c. r. Herr, Mrs. J. J Hawkins, Mrs. Ivy Tut and Miss H'- rlett Jean Oliver.
 Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Dixoi fagerberg entertained at bridge i' honor of her guest, Miss Mabel Phelps All had n jolly and pleasant afternoon and Miss Helen Burmister received very pretty hand embroidered hand kerchief for having the high score Mrs Fagcrberg's guests were Mrs. Lero' Anderson, Miss Mabel Phelps, Mis Helen Burmister and Miss Harriet Jean Oliver.
 Friday evening Miss Lila Hawkin was hostess at n dinner party, in homo of the Misses Helen Marcy and Milo red Taylor. Those whom Miss Hawk ins entertained so pleasantly wer the Misses Mabel Norris, Helen Maxc, Helen Burmister, Mildred Taylo Alice Adams and the Messrs. Edwar Thompson, Frank Pooler, Robert Porter, R. J. Hutchings and Fred Moore
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