Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-08-19


NC "euding IS OF special interest TO
readers Of this paper as the br;ae ia =
SISTER OF Mr., J. q. Kirkpatrick and was
a very popular and successful teache,
!" TINS county for several years. She
'aught at Simmons, Red Rock. Indian
"ardens and Cornville, and by her
oeautlful character and sweet winnin,
personality endeared herself to all with
"ho'h she came in contact.
Mr. hutchingson is one Of Mobave
connty's most enterprising and success.
iui mining men, being treasurer and
general manager Of the EXPANSION
Told Mines Co. He spent several wears
IN Alaska at the height of the earlv
goid eSeitmenet and was the lucky dis.
cove~r Of the renowned Gold Hin.
from which many fortunes have been
taken.
Inc ceremony was performed by the
Rev VIM. @. Blakely at Lake villa.
nome OF the brides sister.
The house was beautifully decorated
with garlands Of green and dainty bios.
SONS. At 2 p. m. Mrs. J. q. Kirkpat.
rex sang a bridal song, followed by
the entrance Of the bridal party, who
were met by the groom under canopy
o. green. where the beautiful ceremony
OF tine Episcopal faith was performed.
The bride was crowned in penia cloth
trimmed deliberately in Irish poin, and
chiffon velvet.
After congratulations the party re.
paired to the exquisitely decorated din.
ing room, where an elaborate luncheon
was served.
AT 8 p. m, Mr.. and Mrs. Hutchison
left for an extended tour amid showers
Of old slippers, rice and good cheer.
One of the happy events OF the
week was the FIVE hundred party given
Saturday afternoon by Miss Theresa
Fredericks at her home on Pleasant
street. Miss wihnifred Fredericks
assisted her sister during the after.
noon. After the serving Of delicious
refreshments, the prizes were awarded
Miss Jessie Parger, y very pretty cup
and saucer for high score, and Miss
Belle Bpyes a gold hat pin for having
made the most slams. Miss Emma
Dutener received a dainty linen hand
kerchief for the consolation. Miss
Frederieks guests were the Misses
Piper, Helen Burmister, Alice Adams,
Lila Hawkins, Florence Herndon, Olive
Fisher, Jessie Parker, Frances Parker,
Ann McKensie, Emma butcher, Belle
Boyes, and Harriet Jean Oliver.
Mrs. Leroy Anderson and her sister,
Miss Winnifreda Gale, left Saturday
morning for a short visit at the coast.
The Misses Frances and Jessie Par
ker left Saturday evening on the
Coast Limited for their home in Los
after a months visit in Pres
cott as the guest of their grandmother,
Mrs. Annie Parker.
Miss Florence Herndon was to have
been a luncheon hostess on Friday al
ternoon, complimentary to Miss Helen
Burmister and ner bridal party, but
had TO recall the invitations ON account
of the illness of her mother, Mrs. John
c. Herndon.
The heartiest of congratulations are
being showered upon Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Russell Tritle on the arrival of
a wee baby daughter which came to
them on Thursday.
Mrs. William +. Wheatley and her
two boys left on Tuesday morning for
n months visit with Mrs. Wheatley 5
parents. Colonel and Mrs. +. X. Rob
ertson. in San Francisco, Cal.
Mrs. J. W. Mines and her daughter,
Miss Marjorie, returned home Sunday
after pleasant two months visit with
relatives in California.
Mrs. Thomas T.. Campbell and her
two bows left Saturday on the Coast
Limited for two weeks visit at Cat
alma, Cal ....
Mrs. George c. West and BABY
daughter left Tuesday afternoon for Il
v;si, with relatives in Iowa. Mrs.
West expects to visit with ner sister
in Denver en- route
Miss Ann Tillinghast returned 10
Prescott Monday from six week 5
onting in California, and while there
made the trip through the Yosemite
Doctor and Mrs, c. i. Yount and son
left Wednesday afternoon for camp
Perry, ohio. The doctor by his good
shooting at the militia target practice
made the National Guard team
Mrs. J. NJ. Watts and her grand
A.. 4 nuiaa Gnnznles. and