Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-03-04
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ternoon complimentary to tne Whip
e Bridge club. The luncheon wa,
feen and pink, the table was decorat
with pale pink carnations, and
feen and white satin ribbons. After
delicious menu the guests all played
Ridge, and at the close Of the after
pom Mrs. William F. wheatley was
wen silver deposit cologne bottle,
" the high score; Mrs. G. c. walcutt,
J., received q silver purse for the
coDd high score, and Mrs. Charles =.
err a silver ring box for the consola.
bn. All the prizes were very hand.
|me. Mrs. Murphy's guests were
rs. Fred w. Foster, Mrs. c. c. Wal.
ut, Jr, Mrs.. Charles T. Dulin, Mrs.
Ina +. Yemans, Mrs. Edward A.
burgess, Mrs. william r. wheatley.
rs. Charles +. Herr, Mrs. II. +. Sloan,
rs. J. j. Hawkins, Miss Ruth Dutro
I'D Miss Harriet Jean Oliver.
very pretty violet luncheon was
)ven Wednesday afternoon by Mrs.
homas q. Norris in honor of Miss
live Fisher. Those who were seated
Pound the prettily decorated table
|ere Mrs. Thomas @. Norris, Miss
live Fisher, Mrs. Francis l.. Wright.
RS. q. +. Meany, Mrs. Dixon Eager.
.rg, Miss Estelle Bixby, Miss Lila
awkins, Mis- Helen Burmister. Miss
innifred Fredericks. After the lunch.
bD all spent the afternoon pleasantly
laying bridge and ut the close Of the
Fternoon Mrs. q. +. Meany received
very pretty pair Of silver salts and
fppers for the nigh score, and Miss
ellen Burmister received a pair Of sill.
pr embroidery scissors for the consol.
kion.
Monday evening Mrs. W. II. Doyle
ptertained eight Of her lady friends
|try pleasantly at bridge, and had as
pr guests Mrs. Francis L. Wright, Mrs.
|homas q. Norris, Mrs. G. q. Fennell,
RS. Dixon Fagerberg, Mrs. @. Z.
eany, Mrs. Leroy Anderson, Miss
ellen Burmister and Miss Theresa
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One Of the prettiest Of tho dinners
bat preceded the " Bachelor Maids"
|anee Friday evening was given by
IRIS. Frank NJ. Murphy and her guests
|ere Miss Ruth Dutro, Miss Harriet
ean Oliver, and and the Messrs. Her.
'ert Meany, Leslie Derrick, Bernard
'unnifI, and Egbert butcher.
Miss Olive Fisher was the motif Of a
cry pretty dinner given at the Yava.
al club, Wednesday evening by Mr..
nd Mrs. G. f. Meany. The dinner
Ias a most enjoyable affair, and after
inner all the guests retired to the
ONE Of the Meany's where the evening
'as pleasantly spent in play.
'g five hundred. The high score prize
Or the ladies, a dainty little water
dior, won by Mrs. Leroy Anderson. |
us Peter won IA book for the gentle.
'en's high score. Mr.. and Mrs Meany's
uests were Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy And
rson, Miss Olive Fisher, Miss Estelle
ixby, Miss Alice Adams, and the
iisses Roy N. Davidson, c. A. Peter,
r., and Edward Lejeune.
Quite tne largest and most enjoyable |
Hair of the week was the hop given
y 1.-THE Bachelor Maids" ut the Yav-
pal club, on Friday night Every one
nited in the opinion that the club |
ever looked prettier. The girls had
sent no end Of time AMI labor in car.
'ing out the scheme for a japanese |
ance. The programs were all hand
hinted Japanese lanterns with the fol.
wing Bachelor Maids" names print
! just before the order Of dances, Alice
dams, Helen Burmister, Lora Bitnar,
lorenzo Cady, Emma Duteaer, Ruth
utro, Helen Edwards, Olive Fisher,
heresa Fredericks, Winnifred Freder.
ks, Louise Gibbs, Lila Hawkins, Clara
of, Harriet Oliver, Cora Thomas,
thel Wood. The ball room was beauti
lily decorated with a profusion Of
ranches Of cherry blossoms, while
the wall were hung large
and also on the two large |
cams which extended across the cell
X, the orchestra being partially con
'aled behind large screen of tne
lessons In the center of the ball
om was suspended large japanese
nbrella, and from the tip edge were
ing nine japanese lanterns, and one