Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-09-11

''' '"ghly. Everyone looked tb.i, pest, m the subdued light thrown bv me pink shades over the electric uyo,s 'n' hall was very prcttily decorated w'th sweet peas and nasturtiums. Tn. music furnished by Mrs. Smith. or. cheStra wns particularly good dance musi" The dining room had been very prettily decorated with pink and white sweet peas and >hc tables were cover. eh With the daintiest of tea cloths. The table for the hosts and hostessos yas placed just in front of the mantel piece, and had center decoration of Pink sweet peas made into the shape of heart, with m arrow piercing #. Those who enjoyed most delightful evening were the Misses Mabel Nor. rs, Mildred Taylor, Helen Mnscy, Lila Hawkins, Helen Brown, Helen Burmistcr, Theresa Frcdcricks. Ali,c Adams, Louise Globes, Laura C. Bit. ner, Cora Thomas, Winifred Frcdericks. Gussic Rnible, Claire Cline. Margaret Henry, and IIarriett Jean Oliver; the Mesurs. Arthur Zachau, Frank Poolsr, Jack Fcnncli, Fred C. Moore, Edward Thompson, Edward Lejuenc, C. A. Peter, IT,, Robert K. Porter, Frank NJ. Dreschcr, McNulty, Frederick Decker, IA .l..s m Harry Blauvelt, Jack Nelson, R. J. Hntcnings, Fred Kcsslcr, Dr. R. W. Graham and Lieutenant C. s. IIoyt.
 Mrs. !. C. lIcrndon was hostess, nt n dinner party, to n few of her friends from Iron Springs, Friday evening. Those who enjoyed the evening were Mrs. Morris Godwater, Mrs. Aaron Goldberg, Mrs. James, Mrs. Barry Goldwater.
 Friday evening Mir. Harry Pooler en. tertained number of his friends at 300, just as n farewell before going to attend the School of Forestry in North Carolina. Mir. Pooler's guests were tho Misses Louise Draper, Dorothy Drake, Edith Pooler, Mary Frank Gardner, Marjorie Pooler, Eleanor Sloan, Maud Thomas and Edith Armitage, and ;h' Messrs. Walter Doudna, Geo. Thomas Harry Adams, Charles Poster, David Ling, Ernest Barnes and q. Q. Vynne Miss Eleanor Sloan received the high score prize, which was swastika hal pin, and the gentlcmcn's high score was made by Walter Doudna, which was n very pretty book. The consola ton prize was awarded to George Thomas.
 Friday evening, Mir. and Mrs. R. II Burmister entertained the Saturda, Euchre Club, in honor of their son an' daughter, Mir. and Mrs. k. B. Burm ister of Phoenix. The high score fo' the ladies was made by Mrs. K. F. Sloan, while Judge Sloan made th' high score for the gentlemen. MT. nn' Mrs. Burmister's guests were Judge and Mrs. R F.. Sloan, Major and Mrs F. W. Foster, Mir. and Mrs. Thomas q Norris, Mir. and Mrs. F. l.. Wright, NJ and Mrs. Hugo Richards, MT. and Mrs 0. A. Hesla, Mir. and Mrs. R. B. Burm istcr, Mr. and Mrs. IT. D. Aitkin, Mrs Morris Goldwater, Miss Emily Danie | Major C. C. Walcutt, Jr., Major J. M Watts and A. W. Edwards.
 merry party of young people me, \ Camp Beauvoir, on Friday evening last, the occasion being farewel party given in honor of the Misse | Ethelle Love, Hattie Merritt an Katherine Fitzgerald. Miss Love ha l accepted a position as teacher in th Agua Fria district, while Misses Mel ritt and Fitzgerald are returning | 
 the Tempe Normal. Dancing was th order of the evening, music being furf ished by Emanuel's orchestra. k' treatments were served and all preser expressed themselves as having had
 very enjoyable time. Those preser were Misses Ethelle Love, Hattie Me
 ritt. Katherine Fitzgerald, Mae Loga'
 Ruby Loy, Annie Meyers, Maggie Mi
 money, Lizzie Mahoney, Katherine fa
 ren. Alice Fitzgerald; Mesdam'
 Briggs, Zimmerman, Perry; Messr
 wm. Poulson, pr. Graham, Robe
 Camell, George NJ. Payne, Tom hie
 ards, John Frederick, Harry Haskin
 Leo Ryan, Jack Jones, Edwin Payh
 Harvey and orthel.