Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-02-05

those who spent very pleasant
rnoon were Mrs. Bina r. Ycmans,
Is Iloyt, Miss Theresa Fredericks,
Is Lila Hawkins, Miss Helen Bur.
kter and Miss Winnifred Frcdcricks.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. o. A. IIcsla
Scrtaiucd the Whipplc Bridge club
N pleasantly at her home on Mount
lnou avenue. The players were Mrs.
la I. Yemans, Mrs. G. G. walcutt,
Mrs. X. +. Sloan, Mrs. c. T. Dulin,
T.. A. Sturgcs, Mrs. G. L. Herr,
II. ID. Aiken, Mrs. w. +. Wheat.
Miss lIoyt, Miss Helen Burmister
J Miss Harriet Jean Oliver.
Mrs. A. W. Edwards was hostess TO
Prescott Bridge club Tuesday after
b.. Those who spent n very enjoy
)e afternoon were Mrs. Frank NJ.
krphy, Mrs. Francis l.. Wright, Mrs.
hes A. Hope, Mrs. Paul p. Hastings,
Thomas q. Norris, Mrs. Leslie Is.
timcr, Miss ollie Fisher and Miss
resa Frcdericks.
Dir. and Mrs. Francis l.. Wright
be hosts at very pretty dinner,
bday evening ut their attractive
be on Mount Vernon avenue. Places
be- laid for Mr.. and Mrs. Francis l..
light, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas @. Nor.
| and Mrs. G. q. Fennell.
bne Of the prettiest bridge parties
the week was given by Mrs. G. &.
nlcutt, Jr., Thursday afternoon, in
|nor of Miss Hoyt. After the serving
| delicious refreshments Miss Helen
Srmister received the high score prize,
bich was dainty japanese water
nor picture. Mrs. walcutt's guests
krc Miss Hoyt, Miss Bina +. Yemans,
bs. Edward A. sturges, Mrs. Leslie
Larimer, Mrs. X. +. Sloan, Mrs. o..
Hcsla, Mrs. william +. Wheatlcy,
ID Miss Helen Burmister.
Friday afternoon Mrs. Thomas g..
|orris entertained the Loco Ocho club
Dry delightfully."- at her home on Mt.
|ernon avenue. Miss Theresa Fredcr'
BIS received dainty handkerchief
" the high score prize. Mrs. c. &.
5alcutt, Jr.. Mrs. G.. q. Fenncll and
1rs. q. A. Hcsla all cut for the slam
tize and Mrs. IIesla won very pretty
nj leather work box. Mrs. Norris ,
hests we're Mrs. A. w. Edwards, Mrs.
G. Fennell, Mrs. Francis l.. Wright,
)rs. o. A. Hesla, Mrs. c. c. Walcutt,
J., Miss Olive Fisher, Miss Helen Bur
lister and Miss Theresa Frcdericks,
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Francis
/. Wright entertained very pleasantly
an informal bridge party, and had
her guests Mrs. II. A. Chcverton
iss Theresa Fredericks, Miss Olive
6sher and Miss winnifred Fredericks
One Of the prettiest affairs of the
5cek was the luncheon given by Mrs
j. A. Cheverton ut the Yavapai club
friday afternoon, in honor OF Mis-
)oyt. The color scheme was pink ant
vsen with a large basket of pink ear
)ations as the table center piece. Thos'
tated around the table were Mrs. II
J. Cheverton, Miss Hoyt, Mrs. Bina +
(emans, Mrs. Edward A. Sturges, Mrs
Paul Burks, Miss Winnifrcd Frcder
eks, Miss Helen Burmister and Mis-
Theresa rredericks.
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. w. II
Doyle were dinner hosts at a very at
ractive dinner, and had as their guest
ir. and Mrs. Frederick p. Cruiee, MI
Ind Mrs. Dixon Fagerberg, Miss Emil,
Daniel and Mr.. Edward Lejeune.
Monday evening Mrs. Harry N
Thomas was hostess TO a number OF ne
lady friends, and entertained ther
with cards, some playing five hundre
bnd some bridge. The prizes were a
very pretty handkerchiefs. Miss En-
,na Church received the 500 high scor
prize, and Mrs. r. Ed. Lift the slai
prize. The high score for bridge wa
made by Mrs. G. G. Walcutt, Jr. Thos
who spent very delightful evenin
were Mrs. william Nelson Mrs. T..
Smith, Mrs. Harry Brisley, Mrs.
Ed. Lift, Mrs. q. A. Beach, Mrs. IL
ward A. Kastner, Mrs. j. Herbel
Bricger, Mrs. q. N. Hoffman, Mrs. v
w. Ross, Mrs. G. c. walcutt, Jr., Mi
Emma Church and Miss Elizabe'