Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-02-12
The Social Mirror
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WbippIc Harrarka, in honor OF Mrs.
Bina r. Ycmaua and Miss lloyt Tho
living room Waa very prcttily decor.
ttcd with pink carnations and viDl"ts,
while thc dining room was ali in red.
Tho ecutcr pirco of This dining table
was % large rrd jopancs" lantern, and
-four crl glass candle sticks at thc cor
ncfs with GOD japanese shades. The
dqllics rcrr hand painted japanese
wooden d.iic- the Wistora design.
Two large bowls Of red carnations nd
dcd tue finishing touches 10 the attrac.
tivcucss of The table. Mrs. Edward A..
Sturgcs poured tea aud was assisted boy
Mrs. Charles r. Dublin, Mrs. Charles T.
Herr aud the Misses Harriet Jean
Oliver and Ruth oliver. who passed it
among the guests. Mrs. Wheatlcy was
very bccomingly gowned in black just
over black silk Mrs Yomuns' gown
was Of blnck lace over lavender silk,
with pearl pawcmcntcric. Miss lloyt
looked charming IN gown of soft
cream lace over cream silk. Among
those who called during the afternoon
were Mrs. II T.. Armitagc, Mrs. Paul
Burks, Mrs. ". II. Burmistcr, Mrs. j.
Herbert Bricker, Miss Helen Burmis
ter, Miss Elizabeth Bown, Mrs. Harry
Brislcy, Mrs. Iloratio Coykendnll, Mrs.
y. X. CLARK, Mrs. Thomas T.. Campbell,
Mrs. G. r. Duliu, Miss Emma butcher,
Miss Theresa Frcdcricks, Miss Winni-
fred Fredcricks, Mrs. Fred w. Foster,
Mrs Dixon Fagcrbcrg. Miss Louise
Gibbcs. Mrs. VI. Is. fIazcltinc. Mrs. g.
+. Herr Mrs. James A. Hope, Miss
Lila Hawkins. Miss lIoyt. Mrs. q. Nor
man Hoffman. Mrs. \. 4. Johns, Mrs.
Leslie -. Larimer. Mrs. r. T.. Lift, Mrs.
James Il. Lowry, Mrs. James \. Muir.
ply, Mrs Thomas q. Norris, Miss Ruth
Oliver, Miss Harriet Jean Oliver, Mrs.
John Mason Ross, Mrs. W. W. Ross,
Mrs. H. H. sloan. Mrs W. ID. Shaw,
Mrs. T.. e. Smith, Mrs. T.. 4. Sturgcs,
Mrs. Harry NJ Thomas, Mrs A. Il.
Taylor, Mrs. J. NJ. Watts, Mrs. Bina +.
Yemans and Mrs. G. T.. Yount.
One Of the pleasant parties Of the
week was given by Mrs. Leslie Is
Larimcr, complimentary to Miss Hoyt.
The rooms were very prcttily decorated
with red carnations. After the most
delicious refreshments, prizes were
awarded Mrs. u. u. Sloan for the high
score, which was n silver pickle fork,
aud Mrs. A. W. Edwards received n
souvenir spoon for the consolation
prize. Those who thoroughly enjoyed
the afternoon were Mrs. Bina +,
Yemans, Mrs G. G. walcutt, Jr., Mrs.
A. W. Edwards, Mrs. Il. T., sloan, Mrs.
Edward A. Sturgcs. Mrs. william 4.
Whca,lcy. Mrs james \. Murphy, Mrs.
Mrs. o. A. IIcsla, Mrs. Paul y. Hast.
ings, Miss lIoyt, Miss Helen Burmi-tcr,
Miss Harriet Jean Oliver,
most enjoyable dinner was given
Monday evening by Mrs. Il. II. bur.
mister aud Miss Emily Daniel. The
guests were bijAen TO an cold fashion
tea" aud most Of them came in old
fashion dresses with their hair pow
dcred. The table was set with old
fashioned silver and dishes and served
In the manner Of the good old days.
Covers were laid for Mrs. X. II. Bur
mister, Mrs. Francis l.. Wright. Mrs.
James 4. Hope, Mrs Wallace Fair.
bank, Mrs. Paul Burks, Mrs. Thomas
q. Norris. Mrs. Frederick +. Cruice,
Mrs. W. ". Doyle, Mrs G. q. fcnnell
and Miss Emily Daniel
very enjoyable sewing party was
given "Wednesday afternoon by Mrs.
Paul Burks ut ncr home on North
Pleasant street Those who spent
very pleasant afternoon were Mrs.
Bina =. Ycmans, Mrs Edward A.
Sturges, Mrs Ioratio Coykcndall. Mrs.
Wallace Fsirbank, Miss Hoyt and
Miss Lila Hawkins.
Thursday evening Mrs Francis l..
Wright was hostess AT a very pretty
dinner In honor Of Miss Olive Fisher.
The table was effectively decorated
with pink carnations and ferns. A de.
lcious menu was served 10 Mrs. y, l..
Wright. Miss Olive Fisher, Mrs. A. W.
Edwards, Mrs. O. A. lIesla, Mrs,
Thomas O. Norris, Mrs. Il. II, Bur.
mister, Miss Theresa frcdericks, Miss
Helen Burmister and Miss Winnfrcd
Frcdericks After dinner the evening
was spent playing bridge. At the close
of the eyeninp Mira q Hpsla re