Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-10

Smctfs UT ol' Maiy Ruiiu of the Epi3- copal church gave n most enjoyable af. ternoon to the newly elected officers, at Camp Beauvoir. When all had ar. rived the officers for the ensuing year were taken out and blind folded. and then brought in and had to step over imaginary blocks, go up imaginary stairs, Then each mad to make the. most absurd promises. Mrs. G. F.. Meany, the president, was presented with mallct, and had to promise 10 be absent at least six months during her reign. The vice president. Mrs. q. N. Hoffman, was given n ball bat, ana had Co promise Co 'look up' Co tLe president. Mrs. Paul Burks was given a large turkey feather tied with n pink bow of ribbon, with which she Is Co conduct the correspondence for thc next year. Miss Theresa Fredericks, who was termed the "watch dog of the treasury" was presented with a large bag, and during the performance of the ring service had to promise 'o remain single during her term of of fee. Mrs. W. \. Irwin, the retiring president, conducted the ini,iatoiv service in a black cap and gown. Mrs. J. J. Hawkins, the chairman of the work committee, received work bag and the carpet rags belonging to the guild. All during the afternoon the Misses Louise Draper and Elaine Woes ter served punch to the guests and after the ceremonies served delicious fruit salad. Among those who thor. ourhly enjoyed the afternoon were Mrs. W. W. Ross, Mrs. Allan Love, Mrs. Walker, Mrs. W. N. Irwin. Mrs. ]. F.. Geimer, Mrs. Saunders, Mrs. George Wooster, Miss Theresa Frcdericks, Mrs. Paul Burks, Mrs. c. F. Meany, Miss Ann Tillinghast, Mrs. ]. W. Mines, Miss Emma Butcher, Mrs. J. J. Hawkins, Mrs. W. A. Cline, Mrs. c. x. Hoffman, Miss Clare Cline, Mrs. (. T. Hutchings, Mrs. William Lloyd, Mrs. \. Love, Mrs. J. II. Blain, and Mrs. Shull. Forrest, and Miss Harriet Jean Oliver,
 Friday evening MT. and Mrs. Frances L. Wright were hosts to the Euehrc Club and entertained them most de- Mghtfully at five hundred. Those wno enjoyed the evening were MT, ana Mrs. 0. A. Hesla, Mir. and Mrs. II. D. Aiken, Mir. and Mrs. Paul P. Hastings, Major and Mrs. F, W. Foster, Mir. and Mrs. Thomas G.. Norris, Mir. and Mrs. A. W. Edwards, Major and Mrs. J. N. Watts, Major C. C. walcut,, IT,, and Mir. Morris Goldwater.
 The Prescott bridge club was very pleasantly entertained Tuesday after noon at the home of Mrs Morris Gold water. Those present were Mrs. A. W. Edwards, Mrs. Paul P. Hastings, Mrs. Thomas c. Norris, Mrs. Frances L. Wright, and Miss Theresa Frederieks.
 Miss Harriet Jean Oliver was host ess to the Whipple bridge club on Tues day afternoon and entertained Mrs. Fred W. Foster, Mrs. H., D. Aitk.n, Mrs. o. A. Hesla and Mrs. Edward A. Sturges.
 The graduating exercises of the Pres colt High School nave taken up a great dsal of the week, sad all have expressed themselves as very much pleased with the work accomplished. On Tuesday evening the class day exer' cises were most creditably done, each doing his or her part well, and every one has spoken so highly of the play on Wednesday evening. Congratula' tions have been showersd on all tae young actors for this work, and Miss Louise Gibbs for the creditable man ner in which she drilled them. Each one seemed to be right at home to the part she took. Those who. received diplomas at the Elks Opera House on Wednesday evening were the Misses Louise Draper, Mary Frank Gardner, Dorothy Drake, Edith Gat6eid, Lemyra Wilder, Jennie Daggs, and tne Messrs. Warren Myers and Philip Beach.
 A fitting close to week of innum' erable social gaities was the banquet given the Senior Class of tho Prescott High School Friday night at Beaovo'r pavilion. Decorations were in red ana white, the class colors, and streamer' of bunting in these colors were strung atross the ceiling, from the center or the hall to the sides. The tables were formed in an effective star arrange ment.
 Artistic menus and toast lists were