Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-17

Norris entertained the Prescott Bride Club at her home on Mount Vernon av enuc, and those who enjoyed a pleasan afternoon were Mrs. Morris Goldw ater Mrs. Frances l.. Wright, Mrs. Paul r Hastings, Mrs. q. k. Meany, Mrs. II. A ohever,on, Mrs. W. H. Doyle and Mis- Theresa Frcdericks.
 Mrs. Edward A. Sturges was bs-tes, Co the whippie Bridge Club on Tues day afternoon. Those who enjoyed { most delightful afternoon were Mrs Fred W. Foster, Mrs. c. C. waIcu,t, Jr. Mrs, ]. J. Hawkins, Mrs. o. A. HesIa Mrs. Charles r. iisncy and Miss Mar fiett. Jean .ohset, @ .
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 \ surprise party was given Saturday evening 10 Miss Sara ". rreso in eel. ebrstion of aer birthday anniversary The snsirs vas planned by Mrs. John Il. Robinson and Mrs. Charles T. Hutch ngs. Miss Trego received a nunber of very pre,,y pieces of china. Tbc eve hing was pleasantly spent playing five hundred, and at the cIose of the eve ning Mrs. W. II. TimerhoH rceeived q
 
 pretty silver lemon fsrh for having tbe bigAes; score. The guests of the eve. ning were Mrs. ]. D. Tomlinson, Mrs, W. H. Tinerhod, Mrs. Joan N. Robin son, Mrs. Charles T. Hutehinps, Mrs. 1. M. Ai,ken, Mrs. F.' c. Breeb,, Mrs. A A. j0hns, Miss Emily Daniels, Mis-, GUra Thomas, Miss Emma Dp'ehcr and Miss Harriet, Jean Oliver.
 The Loco Club enjoyed . most inter csting afternoon on Friday with Miss rrriericks ss their hostess. Alter a pleasant afternoon of bridge, rxo deeAs of pretty playing cards ws1e given Mrs. Thomas O. Norris for bsvi ibg made the highsst score, and Ms c. C. waleu,,, Jr., received gold AAt pih for the second high seore; The guests were Mts. Tbomas @. Norris, Mrs.~ (. C. waleu,t, Jr., Mrs. Frapees L. wigb,, Mrs. 0. 4. Hvsis, Mrs 6, F.. Msany, Mrs. Paul P. 'HsstinIs, Mrs. Lei,oys Anderson, Mrs. ". H. Doyle.
 On Tuesday evening few oi ihe frisnds of Mir. and Mrs. 'Charles T. gave them faIswsll party, prior 10 their departure for the east, where Mk iHa,chings will go 10 the Hattie creeh Sasi,arium for rest, Tho evening. was pleasantly spent play. .na avs !hanarea. Tine ladies' high score was given Miss Harriet Jean O. lver; it wa. a Buehy O'Seil souvenir spoon, and the high score for the gen. tlemen was received by Sr. Hutehings, which was box of cigars Those CD loving the evening were NJ. and Ms Charles T. IIu,chings, Mir. ahd Mrs W. n. TimcrhofY. Ar. and Mrs. \. A. Johns, MT. and Mrs. ?. c. Brech,, MT. and Mrs. J. M. Aiken. Mrs. John h. Rob Mrs. ]. B. Tomlinson, Miss Sara W. Trcgo, Miss Emma Duteher, Miss Harriet Jean Oliver and MT \. il. Mar ,aall.
 One of the most successful balls Of ir week was the dance given by the iavapai Club at the club house. Those jolly evening were MT. and Mrs. Frances l.. Wright, Mr. and Nrs' .oRoy Anderson, Mir. and Mrs. Paul Burks, NIT. and Mrs. Wallace Fairbank, Mr. and Mrs Henry W. Heap, Doctor md Mrs, K. J. Roper, Mir. and Mrs. W. II. NJ. Drescher, Mir. and Mrs. II. A. Mr. and Mrs. II. G. Coyhen- iall. Mir. and Mrs. R. II. Burmister, Judge and Mrs. !. J. Hawkins, MT. and Mrs. Frederick r. Cruice, Doctor and Mrs. c. F.. Yount, Mrs. George Cotton, he Misses Louise Gibbs, Helen Ed wards, Ethel Wood, Lora Bitpar, Flor; .nee Cady, Alice Adams, Claire Cline, Theresa Fredericks, Helen Burmister,' .,dth Armitage, wiltshee, Trump, and he Messrs. Fred C. Moore, Leslie q. Derrick, Johnson, Roy J. Hutehins, iobcrt K. Porter, C. A. Peter, Jr., Fred Sessler, J. s. Keeler, C. s. Hoyt, Ralph {. Glass, o. Longacre, Jr,, Harry Le' and. IIinderer, Edward Leiume, Ser .ard Cunnif, Burr Douglas, Leslie K. .arimer, Andrews, II. Blausei', and A.. }. Barnhart.
 Mrs. k. H. Burmister and daughter, Hiss Helen Burmister, left Thursday