Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-01

istcr received a very pretty silver belt | buckle for the guest 's high score prize. | Mrs. Posters guests were Mrs Nor ris Goldwa,cr, Mrs. C. C. walcutt, Jr., Mrs A. W. Edwards, Mrs. P. F. Hast. ings. Mrs. r. l.. Wright, Mrs T. q. | Norris, Mrs. K. F.. Sloan, Mrs. ]. NJ. | Watts, Mrs O. A. Hcsla, Mrs. F. r. | Cruicc, and Mrs j. J. Hawkins.
 On Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. C. F. | Dulin entertained the Whipplc Bridge Club. At the close of n very pleasant afternoon Miss Oliver received n very pretty cup and saucer for the high score, and Mrs. W. F. Whcatley re- ceivcd n Canton bowl for the consola. ton. The guests were Mrs. F. W. Eos. tcrs, Mrs. C. C. Walcutt.. Jr., Mrs. R. F. Sloan, Mrs. O. 4. Hcsla. Mrs. Leslie Larimcr Mrs. F. W. Whcatley, and Miss IIarriett Jean Oliver.
 Tuesday afternoon the Prescott Bridge Club held it's regular meeting at the home of Mrs. Fcnncll. The high score of the afternoon wns made by Mrs. Dixon Fagcrbcrg. Those present were Mrs. r. c. Norris. Mrs. Morris Goldwatcr, Mrs. r. l.. Wright, Mrs. c. F. Mcany. Mrs. Dixon Fagcrbcrg. Mrs. r. F. Hastings, and Miss Theresa Fred. cricks.
 Judge and Mrs. !. ]. Hawkins enter taincd n party of friends a, dinner. on Thursday evening. and had as their guests Major and Mrs F. W. Foster.
 MT. and Mrs. r. l.. Wright leave this morning to visit with friends in Los Angeles. and also to enjoy the fi,st1.
 Lieutenant and Mrs. George F.. Rod ncy expect to leave Monday for their new home at Jefferson Barracks Their | many friends here regret to see them | leave.
 MT. and Mrs. William Ncaglc enter taincd nt their home. Monday evening. | in honor of Rev. and Mrs. Taft. of the | Baptist church. who are to leave Pros cott shortly. The Tafts certainly have | made many friends during their stay in | Prescott. who regret to see them leave. |
 Miss Theresa Frcdcricks left Friday | morning for the coast, where she will | visit with friends during the Fiesta. and later in the month will % to Oak. | land. to attend the commencement cx. ! orciscs at Mills college.
 Miss Helen Burmistcr will leave nn Monday for Philadelphia and Wash. ington, where she will attend the com mcnccmont exercises of the National Park seminary. Miss Burmistcr OK. poets to visit with friends and relatives in inc east for couple of months.
 
 A jolly Tally-ho party was given Wednesday evening in honor of Miss Gertrude McCaifrcy. The party drove 'o th" American ranch where they en. loyed an elaborate supper. The party included Mir. and Mrs. q. F.. Meany. Miss Gertrude McCafrrcy, Miss Cora Thomas. Miss Helen Burmistcr. Miss Jean Blanchard, Miss Alice Adams. Miss Theresa Frcdcricks, and the Messrs. R. K. Porter. Win Marrs. Ir. win Braun. Jenkins. Roy N. Davidson. Pete Dreschcr, and Daniel. (
 Hon. r. q. Brecht left Friday morn. Ing to attend the Shrinor conclayc in Los Angeles. He will return the hi, Ter part of the month with Mrs I'recht.
 Friday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Ihr'm'r entertained informally at 'ridge, and had ns their guests Mrs. C. '' Walcntt and Mrs. q. C. West
 Mrs' r. w. Whcatlcy entertained Mrs V. w. Foster, Mrs C. C. Walcutt and |, hiss liarriett Oliver at bridge, satur. n lay afternoon.
 oh ffday afternoon Mrs. II. H. |, ward entertained the Euchre Club ot Ter home. m Mount Vernon avenuo The score cards were very unique. and ., were designed and decorated by Mrs. [, ward The game was "bid euchre.v :, 'hd each card had an apt little verse 'PP'ylhg tG the game, in fact, the erse' would do for the beginning of q,
 new cynic $ calendar. The prize for nc most Ion" hands was awarded Mrs. ''Noh Fagerbcrg. Mrs. F. F. Hastinys ''e'Ved Inc prize for the guests high ae core, and Mrs. Doyle the consolation w nose % onJoy'ng the afternoon were Mrs. {. '' Wolentt, Mrs. Dixon Fagerberg ITS Frank W. Foster, Mrs. T. c. Job ! rs' M b. llazeltinc, Mrs. C. A. Peter lra. O unnln AI.- u. ... - L.