Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-01-15
The Social Mirror
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(Trcm Sundays Daily)

hand-palnted cup and saucer. Mrs II
NJ Maus and Mrs @. ". Hoffman both
h"d the same number of slams, and the
latter won the cut glass bon.bon dish
Mrs. T.. ). kastuer was consolod with n
dainty little vase. Mrs. Reese Ling
won the gentlemen's high score. which
was an Indian mead in burnt lentbor
The gentlemen slam prize was won bv
Mr.. Leroy Anderson, which was n
whisk broom holder, and Mr.. Joslin re-
ceived the consolation prize for the
men. During the evening the party
was serenaded by some of the musici
ans, and when they were called in
played several mandolin and guitar se
iections, which all thoroughly enioyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lifts guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Edward =. Kastner, Mr.. and
Mrs. Reese Ling Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A.
Cheverton, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. d. Hazel.
tine, DIR. and Mrs. &. 4. Yount, Mr.. and
Mrs. q. T.. Meany, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Burks, Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Maus, Mr..
and Mrs. T.. G. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. q.
Norman Hoffman, Mr.. and Mrs. W. IT,.
Timcrhon, Mr.. iihh Mrs. Harry Bris.
ley, Mrs. j. Herbert Broker, Mrs.
James Murpny aud Mrs Leroy Ander.
son.
Friday afternoon Mrs. D. A. lIesla
was hostess TO the Loco Ocho club at
her home on Mount Vernon avenue.
Mrs. T. q. Norris received very
pretty hand.painted cup and saucer for
the guest with high score and Miss
Helen Burmister won hand. painted
plate for having made the highest score
for the club. Mr.. @. T.. Meany re.
ceivcd a pretty olive spoon for having
made the most slams
Mrs. Dixon Fagcrberg and Miss Caro-
Thomas chapcroned leap year dane.
ing party Of the younger set Saturday
evening at the banquet rooms Of the
I. o. q. +. hall. The jolly crowd com.
prised the Misses Louise Nelson, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas, Margery Poolcr,
Minnie David, Mamie Davis, Edith
Pooler, Elaine Wooster, Katie Burke,
Helen Street, Duke Lewis, Louise
Draper, Olive Buckley, Lemyrn Wilder,
Anna Meyers, Myrtle Braley, Pauline
Johns, Edith Armitagc, Aurelia Bolds,
and the Messrs. David Ling, Grey
vyne, Lester Ruffncr, George Thomas.
George Pooler, Perry Ling, Harold
Munds, Drais Modem, George Morris,
Frank Brown, A. +. orthell, Thomas
White, Melville Fickas, Bert Johns,
Howard Baber, Shirley wetmore, Wal.
ter Doudna, Ranney, George Meade.
Mrs. W. p. Evans was the hostess at
a card party Saturday night. "Five
Hundred" was played and Mrs. Otto
vogel Of Jerome was the nonored
guest. All spent n very enjoyable
evening
Mrs. Charles Keeler, assisted by
Miss Clara Bischof, closed the week Il
social gaieties with n successful and en-
ioyable 1890" party on Saturday aft
ernoon. Her charming little home on
East Sheldon street is pleasantly
adapted 20 entertaining and merry
contest was enjoyed by her delighted
guests, who numbered nearly thirty
ladies. At the conclusion Of the sew
eral games dainty ice was served
and for souvenirs Of the afternoon
, carnations were presented to each lady
| The 4guests OF the afternoon were
Mesdames WIN. Nelson, W. II. Timer
hoff. John Robinson, j, r. Lowry, Geo
tC. Rudner. Arthur Robinson, Il. A
J Kastner. ", l.. Hoffman, j. IL. Bricker
w. ID. Baker, W. w. Ross, u. o. Brown
J. W. Mines, Il. o. Smith, Ed. Wright
Ia. F. Wood, and the Misses Glass
Dexter. Marshall, Ford, LOOMS, Goss
man and Gladfelter.
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This evening at g O'Clock the fa'a
nal will resume its popular table d
hote Sunday dinners. The same eA
eellent cuisine that have distinguishes
these dinners in the past will cont'hu
10 be the feature, and the club manage
ment is making arrangements Tor
large attendance.
The many friends Of Mr.. ana Mr'
= II. !, MeCmng are extending '"e'
hearty congratulations TO 'he pfo"'
norents ON the birth Of SON