Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-08-12
,From Sundays Daily

II pY rmister has set the date for her
m.--.aee to Lieutenant Ralph Rigby
GI,... II the Twenty. first Infantry, U.
for saturday evening, August 81.
rbe news will be of interest TO many,
g., Miss Burmister is an interesting
,po attractive girl, decidedly clever,
and has a host Of real genuine friends,
al II whom are very much interested
in he coming event.
Mss winniffed Tredericks will be
,se maid Of honor, while the three
h,,ic.naids will be Miss Olive Fisher,
Ms. Lila Hawkins and Miss Florence
Heruion. Lieutenant Charles Sher.
uau Hoyt will act rs the best man
and tbe Messrs. Orleans Longaere, Jr.,
. Harry Leland, and Laurence Keller
will DO the ushars. Many. teas and
lupehrons are to be given in the
bride honor, 80 Mist Burmister's
DAYS will be busy ones from now on.
Their home, after the return from their
wedding journey, spent in Los Angeles,
viii be at whipple Barracks.
= NfIN rSWhhk purity was
given on Tuesday afternoon by Mrs.
g Frederick =. Cruice, complimentary TO
Ms Helen Burmister. A few Of her
girl friends were asked to come and
bring their thimbles. When all ha 4
arrived the hostess passed q tray Of
packages tied with white satin ribbon.
Oh which was Fastened a glass wedding
bell Each girl took a package and
upon opening il found that il contain.
ed dust cloth 70 be bemmed. and each
girl received also a heart-sbaped card
telling u her fate; those receiving
the picture Of bride would themselv -
be one, and those whose card bore the
picture Of teapot, cup and at the
foot u the table eat, were 10 speni
the remainder OF their lives in single
bessedness. The cards were all water
color sketches done by the hostess aud
the back If each card bore some motto.
a. on the reverse side Of one Of the cat
pic,pres was this motto, Hope is a
good sauce, but poor food" Mrs.
Cruiee presented the bride.to.be with y
very prettily arranged cline book, {"
with a water colored sketch on the
cover, and in this, each girl present
wrote her name. At the close Of the
afternoon some Of the dust cloths had
been very artistieally hemmed, many
Of the girls embroidering the bride IS
Monogram, one Of the girls a picture
Of Cupid, which was. later taken for q
fassiui g Jsf -U1eie Sam, and some en-
broidered their dust cloths with EN-.
hlems Of "Old Glory Those who en-.
ioyed the afternoon were Mrs. Robert
H. Burmister, the Misses Helen Bur.
mister, Alice Adams, Lila Hawkins,
Olive Fisher, Theresa Fredericks, Ann
NcKensie, winniferda Gale, Belle
BOyes, winpifred Fredericks, Emma
butcher. Doyle, Florence Herndon,
Eleanor Sloan and Harriet Jean Oliver.
Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas q. Norris were hosts at very
delightful dinner given at their home
on Mount Vernon avenue and covers
were laid for Mr.. and Mrs. II. 4.
Cheyerton, Mrs. Edward A. Sturges,
Mr. John Mason Ross, Mr.. {. T. Joslin
and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas G. Norris.
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Miss Helen Burmister was the motif
for very delightful thimble party
given Thursday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. Paul p. Hastings on Mount
Vernon avenue. The girls had been
asked to send their favorite recipes
and Ia ul hr,na xhAiv thtm HES
When the guests had arrived they were
given bellshaped tally cards with pie
lures Of cupids and cross sabers, and
were given these recipes without any
name and had TO guess what the reel
pies were. Miss Olive Fisher, Mis-
Ann MeKensie and Miss Helen Bur
Mister guessed all but two correctly
and in cutting for the prize Miss Me
kensie won very dainty embroidered
handkerchief. Mrs. Hastings ther
passed each girl small package tied
with green ribbon, and on opening eae0
one received a dust cloth TO hem. In
the BRIDES package there were three
little envelopes with something old, y
something new," something borrowed
and something blue Miss Lis
Hawkins package contained SINAI
envelope with tiny ring, and MIS-
Olive Fisher received dime. Mrs
Hastings presented Miss Burmiste'
win very pretty dust cloth bag OF
brown linen bound with brown SAITH
rbhon. Those who enjoyed the after
noon were Mrs. Robert ii. Burmister
NY Howard G. Burmister, the Misse
Helen Burmister, Olive Fisher, LII
Hawkins, Winnifred Fredericks, Flo
ehee llerndon, Ann McKensie, Emm.
butcher, Belle Boyes, Eleanor Sloan
Doyle, Alice Adams, Theresa Fred
en'k,, Winnfreda Gale, and Harrie
Jean Oliver.
Mr. r. T.. Sloan was hostess to tn
"hrple Bridge club on Tuesday after
noon and entertained Mrs. Fred W
roster. Mrs 4 q WaIcutt .Jr.. Mrs. j