Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-03
He Social Mirror

guests were the Misses Edith Gaticld, | Louise Draper, Dorothy Drake, Jennie Daggs, Lemyra Wilder, Mary Frank | | D. Shaw.
 An interesting meeting of the Pres | colt bridge club was held at the home of Mrs Frances h. Wright on Tuesday | afternoon. Mrs. Wright's guests wirc Mrs. Morris Goldwatcr, Mrs. A. w. | Edwards, Mrs. l. C. lIcrndon, Mrs. O. ! A. IIesla, Mrs. Paul F. Hastings, Mrs. R. II. Burmistcr, Mrs. Thomas q. Nor
 ITS. Miss Theresa Frcdericks.
 One of the .jolliest parties of the week was the dance given Friday eve. ming by the juniors of the High School in honor of the class 'Os. The audi. | torium of the High School was mos. elaboratcly decorated with red and white globes. A delicious supper was served at smal. tables in one of the class rooms, and on q shelf were the "future emblems of the class" whicn consisted of n broom, n mop, n potato masher and several other articles of
 manual labor. All the boys of the 1 junior class wore white duck suits and
 rcd ties. The hosts of the evening wer"
 Miss Lucille Morrison and the Mcssrs.
 Harold Munds, Dick Merritt, Charles
 Foster. Drais Modcn, Earnest Barnes.
 Gail Gardner, Dave Ling, Christopher
 Davis. and Davis Ross. Others present
 included Prof. and Mrs. Wood. Mir. and
 Mrs. W. h. Baker, Mesdames Roberts. Ross. Morrison and Munds, Misses
 Gibbs, Woods, Gladfelter, Wooster,
 Drake. Edwards, GatGeld. Wilder, Gard.
 ner, Draper, Daggs, Pooler, BueklcJ,
 Cope. Nelson, Thomas, Fanny Thomas,
 Mupds, Armi'agc. whitmore, Scamnn,
 Wellington, Boucher, Shull and Mar
 tin; Mcssrs. Decker, Beach, Clark Per.
 " Ling, Walter Collins, Briggs, Moore.
 Sellncr. vync. .Belchcr, Saunders, Fl.
 lioti. Thomas, Ted. Ross and Wells.
 Lieutenant and Mrs. William r.
 Wh.a,lcy are receiving congratulations
 on the birth of n son, John brookes
 Wheatley.
 |. Judge K. F.. Sloan left Saturday
 morning for months visit in the east. The judge will return about the twen' ty.second of June with his daughter,
 Miss Elinor, who is attending collcg'
 at vasssr.
 . Mir. and Mrs. Wallace Fairbank hay" returned home after visiting in Chica' ! go and the eastern cities for about two ] months
 Mrs. Leslie E. Larimer and her two children left for Los Angeles Tuesday afternoon. After n short visit in Los
 Angeles they will go to San Deigo,
 where they will spend the summer. , Mrs. T. F.. Lit and daughter left l Thursday morning for Tucson wher' ' they will make their future home, Mir. n Lit, having gone into business there. f Mrs. George Colton and daughter, O' t Flagstaff, Aria, have arrived in Pres l. colt 10 spend the summer with Mrs. !. Colton s parents, Mir. and Mrs A. D. y Adams.
 6 Mrs. II. M. Thomas and daughter left '' Thursday for a visit in the east with n relatives. Mrs. Thomas expects 10 b. C gone until September.
 Ng ~ 6 three children left Wednesday for New d York, where they will make their fr e turc home. The Fennells have many e friends in Prescott who regret that bus e mess interests neccssitate that they 2, make their home so far away. ., Mrs. !. C. Herndon ms taken th' 'e II. M. Thomas home on Mount Vernon Q. avenue for the summer. Mrs. Herndor D, will leave for Los Angeles on Tuesda, ,e and will return about the first of Jul, i. to spend the summer in Prescott. Mis- Id Florence graduates from the Girls Col ye legiate this June.
 Id Mrs. II. T. Southworth left Frida, (, morning for n short visit with frienj 'c in Phoenix.
 |s, One of the enjoyable society afai r n. of the week was the informal danc IT, given for the younger set at the Cam 1T Beauvoir pavilion Thursday night. Re-
 shades were used on the incandescen
 lights and effected pretty illumina he ton in the hall. Japanese lantern at also were used and these were strun m- abount the surrounding grounds m ed down the roadway leading to the cam l and pavilion. Punch was serve an throughout the evening from an art''
 tically arranged table. Guests wer
 MT. and Mrs. Warren Drescher, M he and Mrs. E. Thompson, MT. and MT