Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-18

Mrs. w. II. Doyle.
 Mrs ]. w. Mines was hostess on Thursday afternoon at whist party m honor of her guest, Mrs. Henry heeker. Al the close of several close " contested games, Mrs. II. D. Ross was found to be the fortunate one. naving the greatest number of pro gressions, and was awarded dainty sketch in water colors for her skill Mrs. \. F.. Taylor assisted in the ser vice of refreshments al the sunset hour
 The guests were: Mrs. II. D. Ross. Mrs. W. w. Ross. Mrs. A. L.. Smith. Mrs. Collins, Mrs. Edna May Binford, Mrs. L X. kehr Mrs C. II. Mcfane. 
 On Saturday afternoon. at her charming little home on Mount Yer non avenue. Mrs Charles McLane en tertaned at whist in honor of Mrs. Henry Iecker. Al the conclusion of the several spirited games Mrs. Beach. Mrs. w. w. Ross and Mrs. r. NJ. Bail ey were forced to cut for the high score offering, an exquisite Bohemian vase. Mrs. Beach was the fortunate winner. AS guest prize, Mrs. Heck CT received souvenir album of Pres colt, containing its many picturesque views and delightful homes.
 The daintiest of repasts was served by the hostess, assisted by her friend. Mrs. Ed. $. Wright. The place cards were Gibson pen and ink sketches and the favors American beauty roses.
 The ladies present were: Mrs Henry lIeeker, Mrs. r. NJ. Bailey, Mrs. \. L.. Smith, Mrs. ]. W. Milnes, Mrs. c. 4. Beach. Mrs. Ed s Wright. Mrs. IT. G.. Coykendall, Mrs. W. W. Ross.
 Miss Mamie A. Sines was rendered surprise party and linen shower on Wednesday, Nov. [. by nine of her girl friends, at the home of Miss Dell Willis.
 The evening was passed in games and music until II o'clock. when de licious refreshments were served. Those who enjoyed inc evening were Misses Mamie Sines, Lydiee sines, Dell Willis, Opal Creekmur. Emma Cornell. Mae Hickey. Katherine Hiek ey. Mrs. Joe Sincs and Mrs. Ed Val. ley.
 Miss Mae Hickey was hostess at n dinner given al inc St. Michael Wed nesday evening in honor of Nr W. '. Reilly and Miss Nj. A. S;ncs. After dinner the jolly crowd were taken 10 Miss I'iekey's home on CorteZ stre-,, where games. cards ali mus.r we've en. joyable features of ;i, evening. At 10 o'c!oca TcfreshrHn.s were served.
 Those who enjoyed the evening were Miss M. Sines, Miss Dell Willis. Grace Perry, Lydia Sines, Catherine Hickey, May Hickey, Mesrs. W. J. Reilly. C. D. Harvey, and Geo. Sines.
 Mrs. ]. T. Hawkins and her dangh. ter, Miss Lila Hawkins, left wednes. day afternoon for Kansas City, where lNbfg Wib NiNsi NIAH ~ INV weeks and then Miss Lila will sail from New York for Naples on the 2sth, and will spend several months touring Europe.
 MT. and Mrs. Janes <. Murphy and their son, Franklin, left Wednesday ' afternoon for their new home in Den yer, Colo.
 \ great many Prescott people nave spen, the last week at the territorial fair, among whom were Mrs. Morris Goldwater, Judge and Mrs. R. F. Sloan, Mrs. q. F.. Meany. Mir and Mrs. ]. E. Cleveland, Miss Helen Cleveland, MT. and Mrs. W. D. Baker Mrs. F.. s. Clark, Mir. and Mrs. A. A. Johns. Miss Pauline Johns, Miss Ruth Oliver. Mrs. !. <. Lowry, Mrs. E. G Beatson, Miss Harriet Jean Oliver. and the Messrs. R. M Lamson, George n Morris. and John Hanlon, and Mir. and Mrs. Harry W. Heap.
 Monday Club Notes.
 The Monday Club met at the resi- denee of Mrs. Ling on Monday last