Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-02-26

~" "il ttlc refreshments were
IN heart shape, and the napkins folded
III the shape Of hearts. At the close
OF very jolly afternoon Miss Dixie
"addiington won the first prize which
was silver spoon, and Miss Vera Me.
Nulty won small pin cushion for the
| consolation
Mrs. +. A. Kastner's luncheon in
hon0r of Mrs. J. Herbert Bricker on
saturday, was a very enjoyable affair.
Inc table was very attractively decor
ated with large flags, and the flowers
were red and white carnations tied with
blue ribbon. The place cards were
''ttIe blue hatchets, with red cherry.
ana the center piece was red and white
carnations with red cherries. White
r'hbon extended from the center piece
10 each plate, and just before toe
guests left the table. each pulled a
ribbon, and received photo Of their
guest of honor. The covers of the
photo were the tally cards for FIVE
hundred. After the luncheon all play.
cd i've hundred, and Mt the close Of the
game Mrs. T. y. Campbell received n
gold hat pin, set with jade, for the
hIgn score prize. Mrs. Broker was
presented with the guest prize, which
was gold monogram hat pin. Mrs.
kastner's guests were Mrs. j. Herbert
Broker, Mrs. william +. wheatley.
Mrs. q. T.. Meany, Mrs. Harry Brisley,
Mrs. W. y. Goldswortby, Mrs. r. +.
Lift, Mrs. Leroy Anderson, Mrs. T. T..
Campbell, Mrs. Warren Dreschor. Mrs.
Il. n. Holman and Mrs. r. c. Smith.
Tuesday morning Miss Helen Bur.
mister gave very jolly Blushing
Bunny" party and had as her guests
Mrs. Thomas @. Norris, Mrs. Francis
l.. Wright, Mrs. Dixon Fagerbcrg.
Misses Theresa and winnifred Fred.
ericks.
Miss Winnifred fredericks was host.
css ut "Germap pan cakev break.
fast Friday morning. Covers were laid
for Miss Winnifred Fredericks, Mrs.
Thomas q. Norris, Mrs. Dixon Eager.
berg, Mrs. Francis l.. Wright, Miss
Helen Burmister and Miss Theresa
Fredericks.
A hunting party composed for Major
+. W. Foster, Licutenants Charles
sherman Hoyt and Ralph X. Glass, and
the Messrs. II. ID. Aitken and Charles
= oster left early Saturday morning for
Williamson Valley, TO be gone for two
or three days.
Lieutenant william +. Wheatley and
Mr.. Leslie B. Larmer went 10 Stoddard
Friday for hunting trip, and returned
home Sunday.
.ars. Paul =. Hastings and son Ross,
left yesterday morning for Douglas,
whore they will visit for a week or
two.
Mrs. j. j. Fisher left Monday for n
few months visit with relatives in
Kansas.
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. II. \.
,heverton, Mrs. Edward A. Sturgcs,
Mrs. Bina r. Yemans and Miss Edith
Hoyt and Mr.. e. r. .Joslin left for
Castle Hot Springs, where they will
spend several days.
Mr.. Frank l.. Wright returned home
Friday morning from weeks visit
in the southern part Of the Territory
and in Mexico.
Mrs. A. W. Edwards has returned
home from her visit in Phoenix with
Mrs. q. W. Vickers.
Mrs. A. r. Wood left Friday morning
Tor Hexas where she will be the geust
OF her mother.
The Messrs. q. T.. Meany and Harry
NJ. Thomas have gone on hunting trip
TO Kirkland to be gone until Monday.
Prescott, Saturday morning from
Champagne, Illinois.
Mr.. A. ID. Barnhart returned home
Friday after several months visit with
relatives in the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. :. Murray are spend
ing a week in Los Angeles.
Mrs. j. ". Stewart, of West Pres
eott entertained most charmingly 1.-THE
Jolly Whist Club" Mt her home on
Wednesday afternoon. Among those
present were Mrs I'D. Wright, Mrs. T..
"A. Meek, Mrs. Chas. McLane, Mrs. Roy
Smith. Mrs. Hackett, Mrs. Dave Biles,
Mrs. J. II. Robinson, Mrs. c. 7. Hutch
ines. Mrs. Sam Hill, Mrs. A. +. Wood,
and Mrs. Timerbod. Mrs. q. {. Ruffner
won nigh score and received hand