Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-01-08

4 Now 1eaI uHy az th'I NUM- Hb
whipple barracks. A, noon all the OF.
6cers Of the post called in full dress
uniform and the gold braid and
epaulets added to the brilliancy of the
scene. The Foster home was very
prcttily decorated with mistlctoe and
California holly. The dining was
decorated with pink carnations. A
most delicious champagne punch was
served by Major Foster and Mrs. Wal
lace Dewitt assisted Mrs. Foster at the
tea table, where a delicious salad was
served. Those who callel were Cap.
tain and Mrs. T.. A. Sturgcs, Lieuten.
ant and Mrs. G.. +. Herr, DIR. and Mrs.
Charles T. Dulin, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
iP. Hastings, Mr.. and Mrs. \. ". Ed
wards, Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Doyle, Mrs.
Bina r. Yemans, Mrs. e. g. Fennell,
Miss Mildred wsllsee, Miss Harriet
jean Oliver, Judge r. y. sloan, JUICE
J. J. Hawkins, Major Charles G. Wal
cuti, Jr.; and the Messrs. Frank NJ.
Murphy, J. A. Hope, Paul Burks, Fred.
erick p. .Cruice, A.. G. Oliver, r. N.
Fredricks, and Lieutenants Charles g.
Hoyt and Ralph r. Glass.
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The delightful old custom OF New
. Years calling was observed New
Years day at whipple barracks. Cap
tain and Mrs. Edward A. Sturgcs held
open house in the most hcspitablc fash.
ion, and the bachelor officers, Lieuten.
ants Charles 4. Hoyt and Ralph X.
Glass cordially welcomed their friends
at the old headquarters building.
p Major and Mrs. Charles G. Walcutt,
r Jr., were hosts at delightful dinner
New Years nignt. The eenterpieee
Q was large silver bowl filed with
v nistletoe and holly. Sprays Of the
holly and mistlet0e were scattered over
= the table, which made very effective
: decoration. The place cards were water
v colored cards with sprays Of holly ana
I "IIappy New Year," Those seated
!. around the table were Major and Mrs
walcutt, Captain and Mrs. Edward A
Sturges, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles =
A Henry and Mrs. Bina r. Yemans.,..,,
Thursday afternoon Mrs. J. J
Fisher entertained the whipple Bridg
~ club very enjoyable ut her home ol
a. Mount Vernon avenue. Those VIII
T. spent a very pleasant afternoon wer
J. Mrs. r. W. Foster, Mrs. Bina }
u, Yemans, Mrs. ii. ID. Aitken, Mn
n Charles F. Herr, Mrs. Edward a
er sturges, Mrs. X. Y. Sloan, Mrs. J. !.
ID Hawkins and Miss Harriet Jean Olive
VI Miss o. A. Hesls and Miss Itcn
Hesla returned TO Prescott Frida
W evening after pleasant two weeks
IS visit in Los Angeles. .-.. g.,
Friday evening Mr.. Leslie DerriS
and Mr.. Frederick Decker were noa
A. at u very enjoyable 500 party at the
;. coy little bungalow in West Presco'
After a very delicious supper all 9
=. joyed the music and singing. Nj
Lila Hawkins made the high score 4
-, the evening, for which she received
=, very pretty gold hst pin. Mn. q.
3. Meany and Miss Helen Bnrmister DO
had the same number Of slams, and
. .. the cut Miss Bufr,ister won q. We
- dainty Mexican drawn work handk'
~, chief. Mr.. Curtis had the high'
.n score for the gentlemen, for which
Lam received a stein, and the gentlemen
slam was a very pretty pipe RAJ
A. which was won by Mr.. Hodsas'
Mrs. II. A. Cheveiton and Mr.. Edwa
90 Meany were consoled with little TO
a.. Those who thoroughly enjoyed
evening were Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis, J
and Mrs. II. A. Cheverton, Mr.. a
Mrs. G.. +. Meany, Miss Theresa FIR
ericks. Miss Lila Hawkins, Miss Al
~. Adams, Miss winifred Fredericks, M
-. Helen Burmister and the Messrs. G'
=. ,, Block, Way and Hodshead.
ngs
per Quite the largest affair of the WI
mo, was the dance given ut the lava
club by the Messrs. Harry A. Leila
nod. Orleans Longacre, Jr,; Lawre
ia,v Keeler and Edward Thompson. Ev
eitv one united in thinking that the c
nee never locked prettier. The balirc
ooo was festooned with smilnx
feet branches Of pepper In tae center
he the ceiling was q lnrge square OF he
in and tiny electric lights, and ropes
lin s,nilax loopea 10 the side lights, WI