Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-08-19

The Social Mirror [
tFrom Sundays Daily,

ties Of last week was the five hundred
Marty given by Miss Lila Hawkins on
Saturday afternoon at her home on
Mount Vernon avenue, complimentary
10 Miss Helen Burmister. Dainty re-
freshments followed the distribution OF
the handsome prizes, which were won
by Miss Olive Fisher, a cut glass vase
for the high score, and Miss Belle
Boyes received silver hat pin holder
for the most slams. Miss Hawkins
presented Miss Burmister with a silver
Jelly spoon for the guest prize. Those
who enjoyed the afternoon were the
Misses Helen Burmister, winnifred
Fredeneks, Olive Fisher, Florence
Herndon, Ann McKensic, Jessie Park.
or, Francis Parker, Emma butcher,
Belle Boyes, Alice Adams, Eleanor
Sloan, Doyle, winnifrede Gale, Their.
est Fredericks, and Harriet Jean DIV.
er, and Mrs Frank N. Drescber.
one Of the most charming luncheons
Of this week was that given by Miss
Olive Fisher, in honor of Miss Helen
Burmister. The luncheon was a very
prcttily appointed military luncheon,
with a large bowl Of red and white
carnations and blue larkspurs for the
center Of the table, and military FIVE
hundred after. The three tables were
Fort Whipple, Fort Grant and Fort
Duchene, and at the close Of the after.
noon Fort Grant was the winning
table and Mrs. Robert II. Burmis,er.
Miss Florence Herndon, Miss Alice
Adams and Miss Theresa Fredericks
received unusually pretty hand painted
cups mad saucers for the prizes. Miss
Hsher was assisted by her mother Mrs.
Morris Goldwater, and had as aer
guests Mrs. Robert II. Burmister. Mrs.
Howard G. Burmister, the Misses Helen
Burmister, Winnifred Fredericks, Lila
Hawkins, Florence Herndon, Belle
Boyes, Alice Adams, Winnifreda Gale
anu IHerest fftueTfcks.
Mrs. Paul Burks was a hostess on
Tuesday afternoon at very delight
ful luncheon given in honor Of Miss
Helen Burmister and her bridal party.
Covers were laid for Mrs. Burks, and
the Misses Helen Burmister, winnifred
fredericks, Olive Fisher, Florence
herndon and Lila Hawkins.
Mrs. Francis l.. Wright entertained
the Prescott Bridge club on Tuesday
afternoon at her home on Mount Yer
non avenue. This meeting was the
close Of the series and Mrs. Paul p.
Hastings had made the highest score
for the term. Mrs. wright's gueses
were Mrs. Morris Goldwater, Mrs. Paul
= Hastings, Mrs. Thomas G. Norris,
Mrs II. ID. Aiken, Mrs. o. A. Hesla,
Mrs Leroy Anderson, and Miss Their
esa Fredericks.
The whipple Bridge club was very
pleasantly entertained on Tuesday af-
ternoon at the home IF Mrs. Edward
A. sturges at her home a. Whipple
Barracks. Mrs. Sturges' guests were
Mrs. Fred w. Foster, Mrs. c. c. Wal
cutt, Jr., Mrs. j. J. Hawkins, Mrs. j.
A. Hope, Mrs. Edward A. kastner and
Miss Harriet Jean Oliver.
BY dainty little notes sent out in
rhyme eleven little girl friends were
bidden 20 come and play with Miss
Louise Gonzales from ten until one on
FRIDAY, to celebrate her seventh birth;
day, at the home of ner grandmother,
Mrs. J. NJ. Watts. In one room was
hidden twelve tiny dolls dressed in
pink and green, and after a jolly hunt
each little guest had n little doll; IN
another room were hidden small Japan
ese lanterns which the little ones had
to hunt for. After very gay morn
ing they were all seated at the lunch
con table, which was very daintily de-
corated in pink and green. From toe
chandelier was hung pink and green
paper basket with the same eolored
ribbons festooned TO each place, and
when the girls pulled the ribbon each
had a bon.bon paper cap. Mrs. Watts
WAS assisted in entertaining the little
tots by her sister, Mrs. J. +. Taylor
and Mrs. Paul Burks.
Miss Gonzales guests were Caroline
Blake, Marcia Bailey, Margaret Blake,
Margaret Coykendall, Mary Blake
Jean Aitken, Ruth Roper, Esther Ross,
Mary Sloan, Harriet Tritle ana
Blanche Foster.