Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-08-26

The Social Mirror

(From Sundays Daily

Wright was hostess at very attract |
i've green and yellow luncheon compli. |
mentary TO Miss Helen Burmister The |
table was decorated as n brides table,
the center piece being basket of brid-
al wreath tied with a large white tulle
bow, and the place cards were hand
painted pictures of brides and grooms,
and at Miss Burmister's place was a
tiny doll dressed as "A bride. After
luncheon all the guests drew pictures
Of animals, and Miss Helen Burmister
received the prize for the best draw.
ing, and then all cut for the second
prize, which was won by Miss winni.
fred Frederieks; both the prizes were
very pretty candle sticks. Those en-.
| ioying the afternoon were Mrs. Robert
II. Burmister, Mrs. Howard G. Bur
mister, Miss Helen Burmister, Miss
Olive Fisher, Miss WinniYred Freder.
ieks, Miss Lila Hawkins, Miss Florence
Herndon, Miss Belle Boyes, Miss Alice
Adams, Miss Ann McKensie and Miss
Theresa Frederieks.
Tuesday afternoon the Prescott
Bridge club was entertained by Miss
Theresa Fredericks at her home on
Pleasant street and those present were
Mrs. Morris Goldwater, Mrs. Paul p.
Hastings. Mrs. J. &. Herndon and Mrs.
Francis l.. Wright.
Mrs. G. c. walcutt, Jr., entertained
the whipple Bridge club very pleasant
ly Saturday afternoon and had as hei
! guests Mrs. Fred w. Foster, Mrs. X. +
Sloan, Mrs. J. J. Hawkins, Mrs. Ed
J, ward A. sturges, Mrs. Frank NJ
: Drescher, Mrs. Dixon Fagerberg, Mis-
Belle Boyes and Miss Harriet Jean Oh
: liver. This closed the end Of this serie'
and Mrs. J. J. Hawkins had made thu
J. high score for the series.
J. Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. II. j
8 Aitken were hosts toy the Saturd
Euchre club and entertained Judg
and Mr.. X. f. Sloan, Major and Mr.
n Fred w. Foster, Major and Mrs. {.
D. walcutt, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Rici
re ards, Mr.. and Mrs. q. A. Hesla, Nj
rs and Mrs. Thomas q. Norris, Judg
a, and Mrs. J. J. Hawkins, Doctor an
Mrs. Frank W. Sawyer.
lie Wednesday evening Chaplain y.
in Carey entertained n very jolly crowd
Oh the bowling alley at Whipple, and the
all went to the Chaplain's for Dut'
pc luncheon. Those who enjoyed q
u, evening were Major and Mrs. {.
a Walcutt, Jr., Mr.. and Mr.. Francis
Tn Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Che
he erton, the Misses Theresa and VIM
. fred Fredericks, Leslie Il. Larimer al
ID Lieutenant c. :. Hoyt.
as Miss Helen Burmister was the mo-
Oh for one Of the most elaborate lun'
ice cons Of the week, when Mrs. ThoH
cal q. Norris entertained the bridal pal
Ihe and a few friends. The center PIE
was a large bowl Of golden glow, a
os' different colored satin ribbons rsdi
se' ed from the center piece 10 the edge
rty the table, and the same colored How
were festooned around the chandel
am the color scheme forming rainb
tiny effect. The place cards were pietu
eA' Of little cupid in chariot, driv
yret two Aame.eolored hearts. Covers "
TOO laid for Mrs. Frank w. Sawyer,
10 the Misses Helen Burmister, Winnif
Fredericks, Lila Hawkins, f1ore
can Herndon, Olive Fisher, Doyle,
nese McKensie, Belle Boyes, Emma Dutc
OF Alice Adams, Theresa Fredericks
'o' Mrs. Norris.
sted e
ssed Miss Florence Herndon was hos
row al a very delightful luncheon Wed
div in honor Of Miss Helen Burnt
con and her bridal party. The color sen
was yellow, and a large bowl OF ye
daisies was the center piece. a
luncheon the afternoon was spent
A"H ing hearts, and the prizes were a"
.s cd Miss Winnifred Fredericks, $
En-. pin tray, for the first prize ana
,;or, Helen Burmister received the
the prize. Miss Herndon's guests were
foo, Robert II. Burmister, Mrs. Howar
and Burmister, Mrs. J. c. Herndon, an'
MIN, Misses Helen Burmister, Olive n
n,en. Lila Hawkins and Winnifred
Nv 10 ericks.
eptn. ia =
. the A gay crowd OF young people g
mage. ed the regular monthly hop at the
, the apai club on Friday evening and a
. On. those present were Mr.. and MIS-