Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-25
 He Social Mirror
From Sundays Daily)


 Tn, past week has been one of es. .,.ig interest to the Masonic bodies. ! ,,l ,lc ladies of the Eastern Star. The ,sr Temple dedicated on Tuesday eve ,ips i, one of Prescott's handsomest 'badmgs. Tuesday evening the ladies | ,f the Golden Rule Chapter, o. F. s., r,ertaincd very delightfully."- at an in. formal reception for all the visiting members of the. Grand Chapter of Ari- rna To the several committees is ne !, great deal of credit for the sue. ,essf1 manner in entertaining the wis. aors. especially to the refreshment ,smn.ttee, for the delicious menus sr,cd. Wednesday evening Golden l Rule Chapter entertained very pleas. ntlv with a five hundred party, after -s serving of refreshments prizes were ,vafded to Mrs. Jennie Caps of Tue sen for the ladies high score, and Judge Fletcher M. Doan of Tombstone for |le gentlemen high score. Mir. Gal pin of Phoenix and II. NJ. Woods of |pisbee each had the same number of ,sms, and on the cut MT. Galpin was |tAe successful one. Mrs. Abrams of |Cifton won the ladies' consolation land Mr. Owens the consolation for the sentemen. All of the prizes were very pretty souvenir spoons of Pres tott.
 Mrs. (. C. Walcutt, Jr., was the mo. If on Saturday afternoon for most ddightful bridge luncneon. given by Mrs. Paul Burks. The table was beau. dfully decorated with a large bowl of red carnations, and the linen was of Canton embroidery. After . delicious menu the afternoon was pleasantly spent playing bridge. At the close of the game Mrs. C. C. Walcutt had the high score-for which she received a huge bouquet of pink carnations and two packs of fancy playing cards. Mrs. James A. Hope received silk fancy work bag for the consolation prize. Those enjoying the afternoon were Mrs. C. C. Walcutt, Jr., Mrs. Morris Goldwater. Mrs. Thomas q. Norris, Mrs G. E. Meany, Mrs. Leslie E. Lari' ner, Mrs. James A. Hope and Mrs. Thomas F.. Campbell.
 Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Fairbank were hosts at very prettily appointed din her on Friday evening when they en- iertained Mir. and Mrs. Frank M. Mur' phy, and Captain and Mrs. Edward A. sturges.
 Mrs. Thomas E. Campbell had five tables filled on Wednesday Afternoon with few bridge players, eomplimen' ,ary to Mrs. C. c. walcutt, Jr. A very pleasant afternoon was spent and after the serving of most delicious re treatments the prizes for the after noon were distributed. Mrs. Morris Goldwater received a hand'paintec plate for having made the highes score, and Miss Lora Bitnar received a cloisonne vase for the second higl score. Mrs. Hugo Richards was giveI a cut glass bon.bon dish for the conso ation. Miss Winnifreda Gale assisted Mrs. Campbell during the afternoon Mrs. Walcutt was given sepia pie ,ure of Thumb Butte with littl card, with the following inscription Familiar sentinel, to remind you l the new land, of the span O year passed under its faithful guard.' Those who enjoyed Mrs. Campbell hospitality were Mrs. Fred w. Foste Mrs. Edward A. sturges, Mrs. C. walcutt, Jr., Mrs.. William r. Whea ley, Mrs. Leslie B. Larimer, Mrs. Hug | Richards, Mrs. Morris Goldwater, NIT J. Harvey Clain, Mrs. James A. Hou Mrs. c. E. Meany, Mrs. Edward kas 
 ner, Mrs. Thomas c. Norris, MT Thomas c. Job, Mrs. II. D. Alike Mrs. Leroy Anderson, Mrs. F.. $. Car
 Miss Lora Bitnar, Miss Ethel Woo Miss Elsie Bean, Miss Olive Fish' and Miss winnifreda Gale.
 One of the most delightful card pa ties of the week was the bridge par
 given by Lieutenant and Mrs. WiIlia
 r. wheatley on Thursday evening
 their nome at whipple Barracks Tn had three tables of bridge and each
 ble playing rubbers, and the three W had the highest score were Mrs' '' Walcutt, .Ir., Major c. C. Waicut', J and Lieutenant John c. Quekemey
 all receiving fancy deck or car
 Those who enjoyed the evening w'
 Major and Mrs. Fred w. Foster, Ma.
 and Mrs. C. c. Walcutt, Captain