Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-08
He Social Mirror

| Naudc Thomas, and the Mcssrs. l. B. Nichols, stephens IIumcstou. Fred Kc- Slcr, Frank Brown. Dave Ling, Shirley Wctmorc. Gary Vyno, Louis Sc!ne'. Grorgr Thomas and George Morris.
 One of tnr most enjoyable affairs of inc wccl, was the hop given by the younger sc, at Camp Bcauvoir on Inc eve of the glorious Fourth. The inter. ior of the pavilion was very attractive. | ly decorated with Japanese lanterns and bunting of the national colors, in trrspcrscd with doczns of small Amcti. can flags, while from the flag pole out side huatcd "Old Glory.' X refresh | ing graps lemonade was served during 'hc course of the dancing. and the ! evening was more than usually enjoyed | bN the following young people: the Misses Eleanor sloan. Edith Armitagc, ] Elaine Wooster. Ann McKeusic. Alma Osborn. Mabel McNcil. Cora Thomas. Luke Lewis. Mamie Davis. lIarrictt Allan. Minnie Davis. Maudc Thomas Louise Nelson, Francis Craighcad, Chester, and the Mcssrs. Frank Brown. George Thomas, Gary Vyne. C. <. lIoyt. stephen lIumcston. IT, R. Leland, II. Shotwcll, Dave Ling. George Morris. Ira Marshall, Raymond Bclchcr, r. M. Compton. John Or,hcl. Henry Ward. and shirley Wc,morc.
 The hop par excellence. in point of enjoyment, of the early summer season a' Camp lIcauvoir was the one of July Fourth eve. when sixteen young cou. pies "trippcd the light fantastic. 'to the delightful strains of the cycrp pop. uar Smith orchestra. The interior of the pavilion was very attractlvcly de coratcd with Japanese lanterns and buniings of 'hc national colr,. inter. spcrsrd with dozens of small American flag. while floating from inc hagpoLc ont-idc was Old Glory, Camp Ecau ,oir's joy and pride.
 \ refreshing grape lemonade was served during the course of the dane ing. and the evening was more than usually enjoyed by all those present, a@ was clearly evidenced by the hope heard expressed on every hand of q , speedy recurrence of the good time. The illuminations and fireworks of inc town were beautifully clear from this ideal spot a, "Camp Beau voir on the Heights"
 The many friends of Miss Olive Fish
 er are glad 10 welcome ner home from
 her three months visit at For, Duchcnc s Utah, where she was the guest of Cap
 tan and Mrs. Wallace Scales. (nce Miss Fan McNccly.)
 | Miss Grace Whitsall has returned to her home at Los Angeles. after several pleasant weeks spent in Prescott as ,h, guest of MT. and Mrs. W. II. Drescher Mrs W. <. Goldsworthy, of Phoenix is spending the Fourth of July holidays vita MT. and Mrs. q. N. Hoffman. Miss Winnifrcd Gale and Miss Doro
 thy Iddings have arrived in Prescott, and will spend the summer with Mir and Mrs. LeRoy Anderson. Miss Gale has many friends in Prescott, where she formerly resided for over two years, all of whom are glad to welcome her back for even short visit. |, John Hanlon has left for visit with relatives and friends in New Jersey. | IT. ]. McClung, of Phoenix. spen, last week in Prescott visiting with his family and Mr. and Mrs W. A. Drake.
 Charles Foster has returned home from a tnrec weeks outing at the Munds ranch at scligman, as the gues, of Harold Munds.
 John Mason Ross returned home Wednesday from few weeks visi, at ihc coast, where he accompanied Mrs. Ross and the children. who will spend the summer at Monterey. Cal.