Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-05-06
(From Sundays Daily)

An event OI interest tnls Wcek was ,he tea given by Mrs. Fred W. Foster and her daughter, Mrs. Wallace De Witt, Saturday afternoon at the Foster home at wbipple Barracks. The rooms were attractively decorated, the wnite iris and the American Beauty rose, with the lighted candles making a delightful contrast to the weather out. side. In the dining room Mrs. Edward A siurges poured tea, and the table was prettily decorated with pale pink and white carnations, while the cand- delabra had pink shades. Miss Edith Hoye served excellent punch all dur. ing the afternoon. Among taose who enjoyed the delightful affair were Mrs. K. E. sloan, Mrs. R. II. Burmister, Mrs. E. C. smith, Miss Helen Burmister. Miss Winnifred Fredericks, Mrs. A. A. Johns. Mrs. II. D. Aitkeh, Mrs. T.. c. Job, Mrs. Sadie Collins, Mrs. c. E. Yount, Mrs. c. N. Hoffman, Mrs. F. P. Cruice, Mrs. T. c. Norris, Mrs. J.. NJ. Watts, Mrs. LeRoy Anderson, Mrs. II. P. Ward, Mrs. F.. P. Hastings, Miss Theresa Frederieks, Mrs. w. II. Doyle, Mrs. W. A. Drake, Mrs. J. J. Fisher, Mrs William Nelson, Mrs, c. A. Beach, Mrs. W. w. Ros, Mrs. Dixon Eager. berg, Miss Emma Ditcher, Miss Ruth Oliver, Mrs. ]. A. Hope, Mrs. IT. E. Mrs. ]. B. Tomlinson, Mrs. Mrs. ]. J. Hawkins, Mrs. F.. A. Sturges, Miss Edith Hoye and Miss Harriet Jean Oliver.
 Mrs. Charles F. Herr left for the Presidio of Monterey last Wednesday morning Lieutenant Herr will follow Tn few weeks, and win be station. ed there with the Twenty. second In fautry.
 The sympathy of a most of friends has been extended to Mrs. Leslie B. Larimer, who received the sad news of | he death of her sister, Mrs. Edward | Butts, whose death was quite sudden. Mir and Mrs. Butts formerly resided It MeCabe, and left there a short time ago to attend to mining interests at sonora, Cal, where Mrs. Butts died.
 Mir. and Mrs. William K. James have issued invitations for the wedding of tNeir daughter, Miss. Matgueritc Ma bury to Mir. Frank Meteaf Drescher, on Saturday, May i6 at Phoenix. Miss James is very pretty girl and mas a number of staunch admirers in Pres colt, who will be very glad to welcome her to her new home.
 Mrs. E. W. Meany and her daughter Miss Helen Meany will return to Pres colt the first of the week with Mrs. Frank M. Murphy, and will then go to Crown King to remain for an indefinite visit with the eldest son, Herbert Meany.
 Mrs. Charles T. Dulin and her sister Mrs. John E. Barnes left Wednesday for the latter's home in Pitts burg, Pa. Mrs. Barnes mas been visit ing with Dr. and Mrs. Dulin at Whip pie Barracks for the past month. Mrs. Dllin and Mrs. Barnes will spend a few days in New Orleans en route to Pittsburg, where Mrs. Dulin expects to remain for two or three months.
 Wednesday afternoon Mrs. M. Scar borough left for her home in Flagstaff, after very pleasant visit with Mir. and Mrs. Thomas c. Norris, in Prescott.
 Doctor and Mrs. Frank w. Sawyer arrived in Prescott Tuesday and have been the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Thos. e. Norris. They left Saturday after noon for the east where they will re- main for tae summer months with rel atiyes.
 MT. and Mrs. A. w. Edwards left last Sunday flor San Francisco where they will remain for the festivities of the fleet.
 Mrs Thomas F. Campbell and her two sons left for n months visit with her mother, Mrs. II. J. Aleen in Borke' ley, California.
 The Messrs. Frank M. Murphy, Her. bert Meany and c. E. Meany returned home Friday evening from Los Angeles where they were called by the sad news Of their fathers death.
 News was received in Prescott tne iirst of the week of the death of Robert F. Matthews. Mir. Matthews came to Prescott about seven years ago from Chicago, for his health and after i'm proving left here for Heniet, California. MT. and Mrs. Matthews have many warm friends here who axtend their deepest sympathy to the AsOrr0wing