Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-03-04
The Social Mirror

the tables and the mantle filed with
the howers, and also with brass incense
burners with sandal wood punks. All
around the wall were placed large Jan.
anese fans and umbrellas, and every.
th'ng was so artistically arranged that
the room had q truly oriental appear
ance, NJ all tae table scarfs and b,ass
were Japanese. When half Of the
dancing program had been danced the
guests were all escorted TO the dining
room where a dainty supper was served.
The prevailing color in the dining
room was yellow, the lights being GOV.
cred with yellow paper shades. while
each table had a crystal candle stick
with yellow shade. The mantle was
banked with potted jonquils in silver
Jardinieres, and tne center piece on the
large table were Of the same flower.
from the six clusters of lights were
hung baskets Of purple wisteria. The
first dance after supper was the fire
NY dance. All the lights but one were
turned out in the ball room and the
ladies danced with lighted punks in
their hair, the effect being of myriads
OF fire dies in the room. The dances
were very successfully and ably man
aged by Miss Louise Gibbs and Mr.
LeRoy Anderson, who were the leaders
IN the favor dance, tne men being fav.
ored with Chinese hats with pig tails,
and the ladies with large paper chrys.
anthemums. The dance was carried on,
IN leap year style, as the girls had TO
ask for all dances, and find their part.
ners.
Mrs. @. y. M.any was hostess TO
the Prescott Bridge club. Tuesday af.
ternoon and very delightfully."- enter.
tanned Mrs. Thomas @. Norris, Mrs.
Francis l.. Wright, Mrs. A. W. Ed.
wards, Mrs. e. G. Fenuell, Mrs. Leslie |
b. Larimer, Mrs. o. A. Hcsla, and Miss
Estelle Bixby and Miss Olive Fisher.
A most enjoyable sewing party was
given Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
Frank NJ. Murphy at her home on East
Gurley street. Those who spent a very
pleasant afternoon sewing were Mrs. j.
W. Mines, Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Joseph |
+. Geimer, Mrs. Sanford, Mrs. W. G..
Saunders, Mrs. J. Harvey Blaine, Mrs.
q. Norman Hoffman, Mrs. A. h. Peach,
Mrs. f. b. Modem, Mrs. Hopkins, Mrs
Charles T. Hutchings, Mrs f. c. Smith,
and Mrs. Love.
Monday afternoon Miss Lora Bitner
entertained very PLEASANTLY for Miss
Olive Fisher and nad as her guests Miss
Olive Fisher, Miss Estelle Bixby and
Miss Lila Hawkins.
Thursday evening Mrs. Frank NJ.
Murphy entertained very delightfully."-
at an informal bridge party and had as
her guests Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Ed.
wards, Mr.. and Mrs. q. +. MeaRy, Miss
Ruth Dutro, Miss Harriet Jean Oliver
and Mr. Herbert Meany.
The Ladies Guild of st. Luke's
cnurch are preparing for quite large
tea at the Reetory on Monday evening.
These teas are always very enjoyable
and this will be the last tea given until
after the Easter season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Perkins were costs
at very pleasant card party given on
Wednesday evening, nj their home on
South Mount Vernon avenue. Those
who enjoyed the evening were Mr.. and
Mrs. willard Hisel, Mr.. and Mrs.
Douglas Arnold, Mr.. and Mrs. John q.
Higgins, Mr.. and Mrs. +. ID. Barrett,
Miss Bacca and Mr.. Armor Hisel.
The members and friends Of the Ep
worth League of the Methodist Church,
South were entertained at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Grove on Friday evening.
Delicious refreshments were served,
and pleasant program was given. The
chief feature being readings by Mrs.
Douglas Arnold, Mr.. J. NJ. Risinger,
Miss May Chambers, and delightful
music by Miss Ethel Mary Fisher, and
the Misses Aurelia and Ida Mae
Bowles.
The Humboldt Card club was enter.
tanned AT the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Buckingham, last Friday week, in a
delightful manner, six prizes being dis
tributed, three each for the ladies' and