Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1908-10-14

Me Social Mirror

,..f t.. most charming dinner.
H.. l.' week, was that given
..\...u club 10y Miss Ann Ne
.s .a Thursday evening, compli
..,. % Mrs Francis l.. Wright.
,I tItc sunday evening for
rr.. where she will visit with
,,,,. .ui friends for at least a
all Ill, argc table in the dining
- el. most attractively decorated
N , hfr, n1skct of pink carnations.
che p.a,r ,nrds were hand painted
N plbk .lrnltions. After dinner all
NJ to %, bah room and enjoyed a
~ pleasant informal dance. Miss
,ges.it', guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
,sds L. Wright. Mr.. and Mrs. Uar.
A CnovcrtoD, Miss Theresa Fred
4. Miss Winnifred Frederieks,
!, Louise Gibbs, the Mcssrs. Miller.
s Hoyt -. Lopgacrc, Jr., John ".
Id john lIanlon, and Laurence
rel
,uops the social gsyeties OF tho
MI the most elaborate affair was
l.achron and card party given on
lay with Mrs. ID. Levy and Mrs.
,Aan Levy ~ hostesses.
Their well appointed home, profusc.
decorated with long steinmed Amer.
Do Beauty roses, was throngcd by
ar many guests. who found their
be- 81 tne tete.atete tables by
". Of dainiily etched place cards.
J, menu offered was all that could be
(sirei and was the perfection of Gu.
bsp skill vt lis conclusion Ave hun.
si was PLAYED and when the scores
he added 4, was found that Mrs.
Eals Wrigh, was the fortunate lady:
h. Block held the record Of the
nlest number of lone hands, while
Mr.. CLARK fell the consolation of
ms
The trophies were brought by Mrs.
NV from san Francisco and were un.
)ssI, handsome specimens Of polish.
hss,
Fol The high score WAS given an in.
Pte burner; lone hands, n stork can
|olick, and for consolation u flower
H..
The guests Of this pleasant affair
pre- Mrs. G. e. waleutt, Mrs. J. A.
Wye, Mrs. Morris Goldwater, Mrs. J.
Balm, Mrs. Norman Hoffman, Mrs.
L. Wright, Mrs. j .B. Tomlinson,
n Harry Brisley; Mrs. l.. Fox, Mrs. |
]. southworth, Mrs. A. w. Robin.
I' Mrs. J. l.. Merritt, Mrs. J. J.
|l'sins, Mrs Oberbcck, Mrs. r. +.
ahpOell, Mrs. A. T.. Taylor, Mrs. !. |
Cleveland, Mrs. q. A. Beach, Mrs.
D. Ross, Mrs. y, II. Meek, Mrs. u.
Tucker, Mrs. Hugo Richards, Mrs. |
H. Johns, Mrs. IL. ID. Aitken, Mrs.
G. Ruflncr, Mrs. J. J. Fisher, Mrs. |
D. Baker, Mrs. Ed. Block, Mrs. J. |
Mines, Mrs. Dixon Fngcrberg, Mrs. |
H. llazcltine, Mrs. w. l.. Norveil,
n J. X. Lowry, Mrs. Harry w. Heap,
y W. W. Ross. Mrs. II. n. Armitage,
n l. ". Otis, Mrs. r. y. Clark, Mrs.
'Lane Mrs. Ed. Wright, Mrs Fred
rent Mrs. j. NJ. Watts, Mrs. j. l..
g'or' Mrs. Ogdon.
Monday afternoon Mrs. Paul Burks
y hostess at u very delightful
"e party; when she entertained "A
Of ner friends in honor Of her sis.
. M's' Murray Sullivan, Of Salt
he City, Utah. At the close Of n
y Jolly and pleasant afternoon
"' were awarded Mrs. q. Il. Meany,
1'''ahaIse vase, for having made the
quest score; while Miss Theresa
''efi'ks received a very pretty
re and gold cup and saucer for the
ISOLATION. Mrs. Burks' guests were
' T. [. Walcutt, Jr., Mrs. u. T..
any Mrs. Francis l.. Wright, Mrs.
ward a, sturgcs, Mrs. Frank NJ.
'~hef' Mrs. J. A. Hope, Mrs. Muir
sullivan and Miss Theresa Fred.
lis.
90.
tuesday afternoon Mrs. j. j. Haw-
entertained the Whipple Bridge
very Pleasantly at her home ON
'"' vernon avenue and had az her
;" Mrs, Fred w. Foster, Mrs. G.
"al'utt, Jr., Mrs. Edward A. Stur
Mrs. Murray sullivan, MIS-. Paul