Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-29
 He Social Mirror {
 
From Sundays Daily)

Mrs. William F. Wheatley entertain. el at very pretty bridge luncheon Thursday, at ner home at whipple Barracks. The entire color scheme was white and yellow, and very artistically carried out in all the table appoint. m,uts. The center piece was large tf1ss bowl filled with Shasta daisies Alter luncheon the afternoon was very deightfully passed in playing bridge, arl at the close of the afternoon n brass vase was given Mrs. Francis l.. Wrght fd having made the highest score, and Mrs. Edward A. Kastner re. cesed very pretty Chinese laundry list for the consolation. Mrs. Wheat ley's guests were Mrs. R. E. Sloan. Mrs. C. C. Walcutt, Jr., Mrs. Edward A. Sturges, Mrs. Edward A. Kastner, Mrs Morris Goldwater, Mrs. Francis L. Wright, and Mrs. Paul Burks, and Mss Harriet Jean Oliver.
 Miss Emma Butcher was hostess at five hundred party given Thursday afternoon in her home on Pleasant St.. when several tables of guests were very happily entertained. After the serving of dainty refreshments, prizes were presented to Miss Lila Hawkins. silver embroidery scissors, for the nigh score; Miss Olive Fisher, a silver spoon for the most slams, and Miss Florence Herndon a deck of cards for the consolation. The young ladies were all asked to meet Miss Belle Boyes. who is visiting in Prescott, from Ham. iton, Canada. Besides the guest of honor Miss Dutcber's guests were the Misses Helen Burmister, Lila Hawkins, Alice Adams, Theresa Fredericks, Frances Parker, Ann McKensie, Jessie Parker, Winnifred Fredericks, Dorothy lddings, Winnifred Gale, Florence Herndon, Eleanor Sloan, Elaine woost. CT, Edith Armitage, Maud Thomas, Olive Fisher, Cora Thomas, Sara W. Trego, Mrs. LeRoy Anderson and Mrs. Dixon Fagerberg.
 On Monday afternoon Mrs. LeROy Anderson entertained a very jolly crowd at "pot luck picnic" The lunch was served at Mrs. Anderson's E nome and then the afternoon was pass ed at . tsIly-ho ride. Those who thor. ouehly enjoyed the afternoon were Mrs. LeRoy Anderson, Mrs. Frances l.. Wright, and the Misses Ann McKensie, Theresa Fredericks, Winnifred Gale, Dorothy Iddings, Winnifred Fredericks, Olive Fisher, and Florence Herndon.
 Sunday morning MT. and Mrs. II. A. Cheverton were hosts at very jolly breakfast party when they enter tained MT. and Mrs Francis l.. Wright and Miss Ann McKensie.
 Sunday evening Mrs. William F. Wheatley entertained at n very pretty dinner in honor of Miss Helen Burmister and mad as her guests MT. and Mrs Robert H. Burmister, Miss Helen Bur mister and Lieutenant Ralph R. Glass.
 Mrs. Edward A. Sturges was host ess at a very jolly dinner Friday even ing when she entertained Mir. and Mrs. II. A. Cheverton and Mrs. William r. Wheatley.
 One of the pleasant affairs of the week was the dinner given by a few of the young men on Friday evening at the .Yavapai Club, after which the guests attended the dance, given at the club. Those at the dinner were Mir. and Mrs. F. M. Drescner, the Misses Grace Stacey, Helen Ely, Mil dred Stacey, Ruth Doris, May o. Rourke, Rema Doris, Ruth Jessup, Winnifred Fredericks, and Theresa Fredericks and the Messrs. Keith Pick eral, Harry Leland, Roy Davidson, Laurence Keeler. Burr Douglas, Me Cartney, c. A. Hinderer, Thomas, and Lieutenant c. s. Hoyt.
 A very pretty dinner, presided over by Mrs. Edward A. sturges, was en- ioyed by her friends on Saturday even ing Those present were MT. and Mrs Wallace Fairbank, Mrs. William r. IT
 A gay crowd of young people met at the Yavapai Club Friday evening to enjoye the regular monthly dance