Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-22
From Sundays paily)


 and mocneon given Thursday morning
 ky Mr. John J. Fisher at her home on
 vount Vernon avenue. The innovation
 of entertaining in the morning was
 neat ,o all, as this avoids the heated
 Aours If the day. The guests began
 he game at ten, and at noon a most
 delicious luncheon was served to the
 Ar,y guests. Mrs. Fisher was assisted
 iuring the morning by Mrs. W. A..
 Drake and Miss Dorothy Drake. I'm.
 uediately after luncheon two beautiful
 prizes were awarded for the high score
 and slams. Mrs. c. F. Meany received
 ,be former prize, which was a hand.
 painted plate, and Mrs. Thomas c. Job
 received cut glass jelly dish for hay.
 ipg made the most slams. Those who
 thoroughly enjoyed the morning were
 \ D. Aiken, Mrs. q. c. RufYner. Mrs.
 Y E lIazeltine, Mrs. Fred W. Eos.
 ter, Mrs. Frances l.. Wright, Mrs.
 Thomas c. Norris, Mrs. Thomas F..
 Campbell, Mrs. Edward A. sturQes, Nr Leroy Anderson, Mrs. F. R. Stew.
 ni. Mrs. w. II. Timernoff, Mrs. Hugo Richards, Mrs. II. M. Maus, Mrs. c. F. Yount, Mrs. Frank W. foster, Mrs. Jolp N. Aiken, Mr. c. F.. Meany. Nr. A. A. Johns, Mrs. R. F. Sloan, Ar. F. s. Clark, Mrs. Dixon Eager. tup, Mrs. ]. s. Stewart, Mrs. Thomas C. Job, Mrs. Paul Brusk, Mrs. J. Is. Tomnson, Mrs. J. s. Lowry, Mrs. Ed. l Make Mrs. J. q. Herndon, Mrs. J. J. Hawkins, Mrs. c. A. Peter, Mrs. w. W. Ross Mrs. w. A Drake, Miss Olive Fisher Miss Helen Burmister, Miss winnlfred Gale, Miss Harriet Jean OIi. yer aud Miss Dorothy Drake.
 Ar and Mrs. Frances l.. Wright were hosts at a eharmingly appointed dinner Friday evening. Correopsis was used for table decorations, and covers were laid for Mrs. J. c. Herndon, Miss Olive Fisher, Miss Florence Iisrnaon, Mis- Theresa Fredericks and MT. and Mrs. Wright.
 Saturday afternoon a jolly matinee bcI party was enjoyed by a coterie of
 friends at the Elks Theater, where the
 play presented was 'The Whole Dam
 Family" The party was composed of
 An Frances l.. Wright, Mrs. Thomas t. Norris, Mrs. J. C. Herndon, Mrs. Le. w Anderson, Miss Dorothy Iddings, G. Olive Fisher, Miss winnifred Gale, Miss Ann McKensie, Miss There. "a Fredericks, Miss Olive Wilson, Miss Rema Doris, of Iron Springs, Miss Ethel Fisher and Miss Helen Burmister.
 IA very pleasant afYair was given Thursday afternoon to a few of her in. innate friends by Mrs. Leroy Ander Son. Those enjoying the afternoon were Mrs. Frances l.. Wright, Miss Dorothy lddings, Miss Ann McKensie. Miss Olive Fisher, Miss winnifred Gale and Miss Theresa Fredericks.
 On Monday afternoon Mrs. Edward A Sturges entertained very pleasantly a' an informal bridge party and had as Der guests Mrs. Fred W. Foster, Mrs. (. C, walcutt, Jr., Mrs. J. J. Hawkins and Mrs. William F. Whenteley.
 Mrs Paul Burks entertained the WnipFle Bridge Club at very merry meeting at her home on South Pleas ant street. Mrs. Burks' guests were Mrs. J. J. Hawkins, Mrs. Fred W. Eos. Ter Mrs. C. C. Walcutt, Jr., Mrs. k. F. Soan, Mrs. II. D. Aitken, Mrs. Ed ward A. Sturges and Miss Harriet Jean Oliver.
 The Prescott Bridge Club was pleas. antly entertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. c. F. Meany, who had as her guests Mrs. Frances l.. Wright, Mrs. Thomas q. Norris, Mrs. Paul P. Hast lhgs, Mrs. 0. A. Hesla, Mrs. J. C. lierndon, Miss Olive Fisher and Miss Theresa Fredericks.
 Mrs R. II. Burmister and her daugh- ter, Miss Helen Burmister, have re. ,urned home from their visit at Ocean rhrk' where they were the guests of MT and Mrs. Howard c. Burmister. It s rumored that Miss Burmister has [ completed her trousseau, an that her wedding to Lieutenant Ralph R. Glass l VIII take pleace in the early fall. Mrs. Frank M. Murphy and Miss ] 'nth Dutro returned home from six $ weeks visit in New York, and will z cave during the early part of the week to spend the summer at RedoDdo u 'eaeh, Mrs. Murphy will be accompa' ned by her mother and sisters, Mrs. q 7. W. Meany, Miss Helen MeaDy and '" NT' q. F. Meany. s
 n Mr and Mrs. Reese NJ. Ling and MT. II ma Mrs, II. A. Cheverton left Monday U OF two weeks fishing trip at Oak s rcek. e Miss Winnifred Fredericks returned U