Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08
(Fsom Sundays Dai!v.) }

! Mrs. Paul Burks ana MRS. Johh
Mason Ross were hostesscs, Saturday
afternoon, at the Yavapai Club, to
about seventy of their friends. The
ball room was arranged as u large liv-
ing room. with sixteen card tables.
After a few pleasant hours Of 900, the
guests were served refreshments in the
dining room, which was prettily decor
atcd with American Beauty roses. Mrs
Blain had the high score for the af
ternoon, the prize being handsome
cut glass cologne bottle. Mrs. Ed
Block received the prize for the most
lone hands, a picture. Each guest drew
card from several packs, and the sue
eessful nee was drawn by Mrs. Leslie
Larimer, for which she received n very
pretty vase.
Among the guests were Mrs. W. W.
Ross, Mrs. +. =. Cruice, Mrs. Shirley
Baiderson, Mrs. Latimcr, Mrs. Billing
hurst, Mrs. Harry Obcrlick, Mrs. A.
l.. Smith, Mrs. Roper, Mrs. J. J. Hawk.
ins. Mrs. Bork, Mrs. Ed. Block, Mrs.
X. II. Burmister, Mrs. j. J. Fisher, Mrs.
X. r.. Sloan, Mrs. r. G. Job, Mrs. Nc.
Phcrson, Mrs. Frank W. Foster, Mrs. Il.
=. Clark, Mrs. &. G. walcutt, Mrs. W.
=. whcatlcy, Mrs. r. W. Foster, Mrs.
J. H. Lowry, Mrs. J. II. Blain, Mrs.
". y. Baker, Mrs. Joslin. Mrs. G.. a.
Peter, Mrs. j. ". Mines, Mrs. q. A.
Beach, Mrs. A. W. McCash, Mrs. Nor.
ris Goldwater, Mrs. Leroy Anderson,
Mrs. q. T.. Mcany, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. j.
NJ. Watts, Mrs. T.. a. Kastner, Mrs.
Eugene Greenwood. Mrs. X. II. Burn.
lister, Mrs. Cleveland, Mrs. T. II. Bate,
Mrs. W. Nelson, Mrs. Dixon Fagcrbcrg,
Mrs q. e. RuHncr, Mrs. A. A. Johns,
Mrs. A. W. Robinson, Mrs. Irvine, Mrs.
G.. r.. Younts, Mrs. II. X. Ward, Mrs.
TT. q. Norris, Mrs. j. Tomlinson, Mrs.
Leslie Larimcr, Mrs. II. NJ. Thomas,
Mrs. A. W. Edwards, Mrs. II. r. Armit.
age, Mrs. Doyle, Mrs. Grand, and the
Misses Gertrude Wells, Allen, Miller.
Gibbs, I.angdon, Dexter, Bcnumiller,
Jean Blanchard, Emma A. butcher.
Slndc, Harriet Oliver.
Mrs. A. A. Johns entertained u mum.
Der Of her friends Wednesday and
Thursday afternoons, Mt her home, on
Grove street. Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. J. l.. Munds received the prize for
the high score, Mrs. j. NJ. Aitkin and
Mrs. william Nelson had TO cut for
the lone hand prize, and Mrs. Aitkin
was high. Mrs. r. +. Sloan was award.
ed the consolation prize.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. T. G..
job won the high score prize and Mrs.
Roper had the most lone hands, while
Mrc. Greenwood received the consola.
ton prize. Among Mrs. Johns guests
were Mrs J. J. Hawkins, Mrs. q. T..
Mcany, Mrs. John Stephens, Mrs.
Dixon Fagerberg, Mrs. II. NJ. Thomas,
Mrs. J. W. Stewart, Mrs. Sam Hin,
Mrs. Eugene Greenwood, Mrs. r. G..
job, Mrs. Leslie Larimer, Miss Wallace,
Mrs. p. +. Hastings, Mrs. A. W. Rob.
inson, Mrs. william Nelson, Mrs. J. l..
Munds, Mrs. J. Is. Tomlinson, Mrs. W.
y. Baker, Mrs. Morris Goldwater, Mrs.
Mrs. q. G. Rufrner, Mrs. Bateman, Mrs.
Bqrk, Mrs. Tucker. Mrs. Huntington,
Mrs. c. g. Walcutt, MIRA Leroy Ander.
son, Mrs. II. NJ. Maux, Mrs. Roper, Mrs.
W. =. Wheatley, Mrs. j. w. Miller,
Mrs. +. a. Kastnet, Mrs. Archambcnu,
Mrs. A. W. Edwards, Mrs. r. +. Lift,
Mrs. r.. y. Clark, Mrs. J. J. Fisher, Mrs.
j. X. Lowry. Mrs. Johns was assisted
by Mrs. J. M. Aitkin and Mrs. J.
jolly.
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. =. W.
Foster entertained the whipple Bridge
Club Mt her home, and had M her guests
Mrs. G. G. Waleutt, Mrs. q. A. Hesla,
Mrs. X. =. Sloan, Mrs. G. r. Dulin, Mrs.
W. y. Wheatley, Mrs. Leslie Larimer
Mrs. J. j. Hawkins, and Miss Harriet
Oliver.
| Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Il. II.
Burmister entertained few Of her
friends In honor Of Mrs. X. Il. Burn.
lister and Mrs. Kennedy. Five hundred
was the game played and Mrs. T. C..
job received the prize for the high
score, nm ebony elephant. Mrs. Wheat
ley. Mrs. Hastings and Mrs. J. J. Fisher
all had the same number of lone hands,
and on the cut Mrs. whcatlcy received
the high card and WINS presented with
Canton bowl. Mrs. Burmister y
guests were Mrs. 2. p. Hastings, Mrs.
| wa1antt II