Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-01-29
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He Social Mirror
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 .., afternoon Mrs Frederick cr..e vas hostess to the Prescott U.uuIe Bridge clubs at her cozy homo ou Mount Vernon avenue r.eHaIncd twenty of her friends |, Jriehtfully. At the close of the ..,onu very delicious menu was Ir,ol and then the prizes were y,neI for inc highest score, which made by Mrs. o. A. lIesla, she re. .;re silk travelling ease. The sec bish score was made by Mrs. k. pormistcr, and she received Q very ,ry framed "fricndship" motto. so who spent a very enjoyable aft. on playing bridge were Mrs. A. w.. ,rls. Mrs. R. 1T. Burmister, Mrs. Hcsla, Mrs. II. D. Aitkcn, Mrs. mas G. Norris, Mrs. Francis l.. sght. Mrs. James A. Hope, Mrs. J. Watts, Mrs. Frank M. Murphy, Mrs. dP P. Hastings, Mrs. Charles T. En. Mrs. Edward A. Sturgcs, Mrs. S,rIes F. Herr, Mrs. Bina F. Yemans, Id William F. Whcatlcy, Mrs. ]. J. |.vkins Mrs. Paul Burks, Miss Olive Der. Miss lIoyt, Miss Theresa Fred. ks. Miss Helen Burmister and Miss ,net Jean Oliver.
 ! Nr. Edward A. Sturgcs invited the ies of Whipple "to drop in for a of tea" Monday afternoon to meet w Iloyt, who had just arrived from lexington, D. C., to spend two or iee weeks visiting at whipplc with brother, Lieutenant C. $. Hoyt sc who enjoyed Mrs. Sturges' nos laliiy were Mrs. Bina r. Yemnns h. E. W. Foster, Mrs. Charles r. ,n. Mrs. Charles T. Dulin, Mrs. Will im F. whcailcy, Miss Ruth Oliver Miss Harriet Jean Oliver.
 Mrs. George Norman Hoffman gave "thimblr" party Wednesday after on in honor of her guest, Mrs, !. 1,rLcr, Brickcr. When the guests ri arrived they werc to hunt for 3ssuis and then had io dress them
 Chinamcn. Mrs. C. r. Herr was y,H ihc prize for having found the
 % peanuts, waieh was dainty cup D auccr. When it came to award
 prize for the best dressed China |.a, they were nll asked to take air. and after they were seated told
 look under the chair and find whC |ll Che prize, which fell to Mrs. F
 slargcs. Those who thoroughly en ytl Che afternoon were Mrs. Bina F ,nars. Mrs. II. N. Woods, Mrs. F. A
 l.5s Mrs. Warren Drcscher, Mrs dvafj A. Kastner, Mrs. Charles ' ,r. Mrs. II. NJ. Thomas, Mrs. II. A seyuton, Mrs. ]. Herbert Bricker am
 3" lIoyt.
 Friday evening the Saturday Euehr ! O very delightful meeting at th ne of Major C. c. walcutt, Jr. Thl
 tiing was the last of the series an ssequently was the drawing, and n
 tho prizes were very handsom In Thomas c. Norris was ihe highe' D series and Major Fred w. Fost' bi the highest score for the gcntl tn Mrs. walcutt's guests wei Iajpr and Mrs. F. W. Foster, NIT. ar 1r A. w. Edwards, MT. and MI Rsgo Richards, Mir. and Mrs. II. Aiiken Major and Mrs. Watts, M nd Mrs Paul P. Hastings, MT. al ir Francis l.. Wright, Mir. and MI
 ' Burmister, Judge and Mrs d. Hawkins and Mrs. Thomas c. Norris.
 Miss Mildred Wallace has left l lG home in Westchester, Pa, after leasant visit at whipple with M
 Aarles r Dulin.
 Mrs, w A. Drake returned ho' 'iom . short visit in Phoenix with laughter. Mrs. II. J. McClung'
 Dr and Mrs. Harry T. Southwol isd son, and Mrs. Soutnwort
 a0thcr Mrs. William l.. Fox, left s
 lay morning for the coast, where u
 lPec' to spend few weeks.
 The Sunday evening dinners at
 layapai club have been very popu
 lld among those who enjoyed the