Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-08-26

iilnutItI' TuWdfu iSfJtun', W. ~ Lung
acre, Jr., Ralph X. Glass, c. $. Hoyt,
Edward Thompson, Fred G. Moore,
Charles Rolf, Frank Brown, George
Morris and Laurence Keller.
Mrs. Patrick Farley entertained the
Catholic Ladies' Aid on Thursday af. |
| ternoon at ner home on Mount Vernon
avenue. The ladies are preparing for
the Catholic Fair and the afternoon
was very pleasantly spent sewing.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Y. w.
Wood at Mayer was the scene Of al
brilliant function Friday, the occasion
bein an afternoon tea in honor Of Mrs.
J. II. Kibbey, wife Of Governor Kib.
hey, who il the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Bark at Mayer. Ten Of the
prominent women of Mayer were pres.
ent. After the tea, the afternoon was
pleasantly spent at bridge whist and
Eve hundred. The affair was the most
important social event in the Big Bug
metropolis this year.
The young ladies Of the Catholic
church were entertained at the nome
of Mrs. VIM. Neagle on Friday after
noon, for the purpose of assisting in
the work which is now being accom-
plished for the bazaar TO be given by
the ladies Of the Catholic church in
October. Mrs. Neagle gave each young
lady a fancy apron TO be made in the
afternoon, offering a prize for the neat
: est work. At the end OF the AT
ternoon a very pleasing number of
'' beautiful aprons were finished, and the
judges found it a very hard task tc
decide. Each child was given two nun
bers alike, one TO put on her apron
9 when finished, the other to keep, an'
the prizes were given TO the younl
lady having the number corresponding
. to the number on the neatest apron. ON
~ prize was given TO the children unde
y II years, and one to the young ladie
. over this age. The children priz
was n gold cross won by Miss Mar
d Jennings; the second fancy box o
'' candy won by Miss Caravan. Tn
81 Judges were two young ladies from ID
ID troit, who are spending a week visitin
in Prescott.
Those present were: Misses Csnava'
T. Lydia Sines, Katherine Burks, Lii
~ Campbell, Agnes Daily, Mamie Cal
en- Susie Murphy, Mary Burke; Blanef
ca Mcdonald, Mary Mcdonald, Anna Mu
ne ply, Mary Fitzgerald, Louise Dad
" Irene Dady, Leona Murphy, Ora
Ia Gratz, May Gratz, winifred Graf
W. Mary Jennings, Evelyn Hughes, Mad
nj. lene Day, Dorothy Day, Myrtle Loga
ho Ollie Buckley, Margie Flynn.
Dainty refreshments were serv
during the afternoon, and after co
III pleting their aprons, the young lad
en- were taken 10 their homes in the lar
mas bus from the Plaza Stable.
rty
' Wednesday evening Miss Winnif'
NV Fredericks was a dinner hostess co
plimentary to Miss Helen Burmis'
In honor Of the coming wedding be-
a military the dinner was red, VIII
and blue scheme, the center piece
red. white and blue howers-the pl
~" cards had tiny American flags, and
e favors were boxes with little cam
~ ON the lid. Covers were laid for
Misses Theresa Fredericks, Helen
mister. Olive Fisher, Winnifred r.
," ericks and the Messrs. Ralph X. Oh
~" Charles sherman Hoyt, Lawrence X
a., or and Roy N. Davidson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank N. Dresc
.,sss Harold Elliott and Fred G. Moore
Ines. for Williamson Valley, where they
ste, make a camping trip for week.
rene
How A climax was reached in roma
fter which had its inception in Nilsson
play. years ago, in the parlors of the
yard. Michael hotel, when Miss Alice
liver low of ct. Louis was united IN wed
Miss with DR.. Paul Gilbert Caps OF q
yuest King. Rev. Francis i. walker OF
Mrs. First Baptist church ofieiated,
I'd c. beautiful and impressive ring eerer
A the being used Mrs. Howard Brown
isher, ter of the groom, the brides par
Fred. and Frank X. Stewart were witn'
The bride, accompanied by her
ents, arrived here from the east r.
,nioy. night. She is woman of enar
Yav. personality and the favorite OF a
mone circle Of friends in her home eat
Frank The groom is a popular physical
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