Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-03-11
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,,r,jes Of the year, given by
lain + =. Carey At the hop rooms
y. old headquarters building, at
.i,,le Barracks. The hop rooms had
:. worry attractively decorated and
,.a with large American flags. Mrs.
,,,. Mrs. wheatley, Miss Hoyt
tieutenants Hoyt and Glass assist
!, receiving. When half the even.
had been spent dancing the re.
'.snep,s were served In the. hall,
ali during the evening q very de.
.o. punen was served. Mrs. Ed.
=, E. storges looked very chic as
v.l, French maid, Mrs. II. A. Chew.
.s booked the part Of japanese
!, Mr.. Francis l.. Wright was also
j,V,uese lady, and Miss Helen Bur
r,r was dressed as japanese girl.
= Leslie y. Larimer was dressed ms
,., small girl, with little cap and
ia Mis- Edith Hoyt's Indian dress
!, PARTICULARLY well carried out. Miss
..,,a Fredericks was dressed %
M. Taeky," and Miss Ruth Oliver
,s. q. a red cross narse. Mrs. vii.
!. p whea,ley and Miss Ethel Wood
,u,.p,ed colonial danes. Miss
ruitred Fredericks WINS dressed as
Chinese lady, and Miss Harriet Jean
bi,u went as ow.boy girl. The
f,,r Francis l.. Wright and II. A.
Ar,r,ob. made the hit Of the evening
Cinnamon. Mr.. Wright carried n
No. ease Glled with papers to repre-.
=, hi. "washee," and Mr.. Leslie B.
srner was dressed M Rough
laG Lieutenant Glass was . Geisha
hi Lieutenant Hoyt was in evening
sAe,. Chaplain Carey's guests were
\, and Mrs. Harold A. Cheverton,
sp,an and Mrs. Edward A. Sturges,
" Blna +. Yemsns, Mr.. and Mrs.
|nsds l.. Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. Les.
h B. Larimer, Lieutenant and Mrs.
rHhsm ?. wheatley, the Misses Edith
Hsyi Florence Cady, Alice Adams,
LA Hawkins, Helen Burmister, winni.
bed Fredericks, Ruth Oliver, Theresa
Indsrieks, Ethel Wood, Glass, Helen
lasarls, Harriet Jean Oliver and the
lssr. Robert X. Porter, Roy J.
Rs,Ains, Frank G. w. Pooler, Freder.
Il Decker, Edward Thompson, Jack
Nelson, Roy y. Davidson, c. A. Peter,
h. and Lieutenants CHARLES Sherman
H0yi and Ralph r. Glass.
The Ladies' Guild Of Saint Luke's
church held a very enjoyable social tea
Notday evening at the Guild rooms.
u, rooms had been very prettily de-
GRATED with artificial cherry blossoms,
nd those on the reception committee
we're Mrs. Frank NJ. Murphy, Mrs.
Asrles T liutehings, Mrs. W. w. Ross,
Mr.. 0rwin, and the Misses butcher,
Wihniired Fredericks and Ruth Dutro
great many Of the cnurch people and
HER friends enjoyed the evening.
Tuesday afternoon the Whipple
Bridge club was very pleasantly enter
aiued by Mrs. William F. wheatley
her whipple home. This meeting
vas the end Of the series, and the high
More for the term was made by Miss
Oliver Mrs. Wheatley's guests wer'
Mr. Bna +. Yemans, Mrs. Charles T
Dulin, Mrs. h. T.. Sloan, Mrs. Charles
D. Herr, Mrs. J. J. Hawkins, Mrs. Ed
ward A. Sturges, Miss Edita Hoyt an'
Mss Harriet Jean Oliver.
Mrs. Thomas G. Norris was hostes
the Prescott Bridge club Tuesda.
h'ernoon, and this was the end OF tn
snes and Miss Theresa Fredericks ha'
made the high score for the term
Those VINO enjoyed a very delightful
Afternoon were Mrs. @. +. Meany, Mrs
Francis l.. Wright, Mrs. A. W. Ed
wards and Miss Theresa Fredericks.
The Pan Hellenic sorority was yer
p'eaantly entertained Wednesday eve
hng at the home Of Mrs. w. ID. Bake
% cortez street. The evening wa
most DELIGHTFULLY."- spent playing game
'nd modelling animals, and prizes wer
4"arded Miss Alice Adams and Mis-
hhel Wood for their skill and cleveI
w" IN making and guessing the dihe
wy games. Mrs. Bakers guests wei
MS Il, T.. Meany and the Misses Aiie
adams, Louise Gibbs, Ethel Wood, an
Florence Cady. At the close OF I'll
oehlng delicious refreshments WEI
S''ed in the dining room watch ha
O'en very prettily decorated in whit
aud green.