Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-01

at "Grand" party Saturday eveninl q entertaining a group of friends in hon " or of Major walcutt's birthday. Afte
 serving of delicious refreshments prize were awarded to Mrs. !. J. Hawkin
 for the high scorc--a very pretty lcmor
 fork; Mrs. c. F.. Meany received [ VI hand.painted plate for the secon' Y score. Mir. w. II. Doyle made thu
 Highest score for the gentlemen, fol ~ which he received pretty picture
 Judge J. !. Hawkins received one oi E the late novels for the second higf
 score and MT K. II. Burmister wa given n fancy deck of cards for tn, consolation. Those who spent a de ~ hgbtful evening were MT. and Mrs. W
 H. Doyle, Mir. and Mrs. c. E. Meany
 Mr. and Mrs. Dixon Fagerherg, .Judg, ' and Mrs. !. '. Hawkins, Mr. and Mrs Thomas q. Norris, MT. and Mrs. Paul P Hastings, Mrs. Thomas F.. Campbell and the Messrs Leslie E. Larimer and i R. II. Burmister.
 
 * Miss Grace whitsall, of Los Angeles f Cal, who has been the gucs. for the last few weeks of Mrs. W. II. M Drescher, Mrs. q. x. Hoffman enter. tained at n very delightful sewing par ty on Thursday afternoon. Miss Whit.
 sail, who is quite an accomplished mu. sician, entertained the guests vita her singing. Those who spent a most en. joyable afternoon wer Mrs. F. A. Kast.
 ner, Mrs. Edward A. Sturgcs, Mrs. E.. c. Smith, Mrs George s. Colton, of Flagstaff, Miss Grace whitsall. Miss Emma Butcher, Miss Ada Fulcher, and Miss Alice Adams.
 Mrs. q. A. Beach was a hostess at n very delightful dinner Thursday eve. ing in honor of her sister, Miss Emma Church. Covers were laid for Mrs. Beach, Mrs. Church, Miss Sara w. Ire. go, Miss Marshall, Miss J. 4. Faulkner, Miss Peters and Miss Church.
 Wednesday afternoon few of the friends of Lieutenant and Mrs. W. r. Wheatley gathered at the Chapel of the Convent to witness the christening ceremony of their infant son, John Brooks twheatIey. The ceremony was performed by Chaplain P. F. Carey the Chaplain and Mrs. Edward A. Sur. ges standing as sponsors for the young man. After the christening the cisters of the convent served delicious fruit punch ani cake. Those present at the ceremony were Mrs Fred W. Foster, Mrs. C. C. Walcutt, IT,, Mrs. Francis l.. Wright, rMs. Thomas c. Norris, Mrs. q. N. IIooffman, Mrs. Edward A. Sur. ges, Miss Wrcnnall, Miss Harriet Jean Oliver and Mir. Leslie B. Larimer.
 Tuesday afternoon Mrs. !. j. flaw. kins entertained the whipplc bridge club very pleasantly at her home on Mount Vernon avenue, and had as her guests Mrs. r. w. Foster, Mrs. o. 4. Hesla, Mrs. Putnam, Mrs. Edward X. sturges, Mrs. Paul Burks, Mrs. II. D. Aitken, and Miss Harriett Jean Oliver.
 The Prescott bridge club was very delightful entertained on Tuesday af- ternoon by Mrs. c. c. Walcutt, Jr., at her home on North Pleasant street. The nigh score for the afternoon was made by Mrs. Paul P. Hastings for which she received a very pretty silver lemon fork. Mrs. Walcutt's guests were Mrs. Morris Goldwater, Mrs Francis l.. Wright, Mrs. Thomas c. Norris, Mrs. Paul P. Hastings, Mrs. c. E. Meany, Mrs. Dixon Fagerberg, Miss Emma Butcher and Miss Theresa Fred iI ericks.
 Mrs. o. Longacre, Jr., was dinneHl host to few of his friends at the YalI vapai club last week and entertainedi Mrs. o. Longacre, Sr, MT. and Mrs. q. | F. Meany, Miss Ann Mckenzie, Miss Theresa Frederieks and the Messrs. ! John Hanlon and Hinderer.
 Thursday evening very jolly and happy crowd of young people returned from their trip to the Grand Canyon. The party was composed of the gradu- ating classes of the Prescott High | School and the Academy of Saint Jo. seph. All this pleasure was occasioned by the gift of Mir. Frank M. Murphy, | who so kindly and generously gives a trip to the canyon to each graduating class. And both classes of '0s wish to | extend their thanks to their benefactor for such . treat.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Norton entertain cd at dinner, Wednesday evening at |