Weekly journal-miner., 1908-12-09

belightfully at a beautifully appointed lInncr last Wednesday evening, hev. ng as her honored guest Chaplain P. P Carey, who on that day celebrated is forty-third birthday. The place ards had small Hawaiian ferns tied with gold cord and the ever dear fanaka greeting "Aloba" written in uilt. A large army pennant was laid lingonally across the table, waile soft hadcd candelabra and cases of violets ndded much to the beauty of the ta tle Covers were laid for Lieutenant hnd Mrs. William F. wheatley, MT. hnd Mrs. Harold A. Cheverton, Mrs. James A. Hope, Chaplain P. P. Carey, Iieutenants John q. Quekemeyer, John II. Baker and Walter Collins.
 MT. and Mrs. Harold A. Cheverton were hosts at very prettily appoint. ed pink dinner on Saturday evening; and had as their guests Lieutenant and Mrs. William F. wbeatley and Chap. lain P. P. Carey.
 A delightful tes was given Saturday sfternoon by the ladies of St. Mary's Guild at the Guild rooms. From 2:3O until , o'clock Mrs. F. M. Drescher and Mrs. ]. Harvey Blain served ten, while Mrs. G.. F. Meany and Mrs. w. N. Irwin had charge of the cooked food sale. Miss Emma Dutcher had charge of the fancy work sale, and the afternoon proved splendid sue. cess, both in the social world and financially.
 The friends of Mrs. Ralph R. Glass who have been making anxious in. quiries since Mrs. Glass illness, in Los Angeles, has become known, are delighted to learn of ner gradual re. covery; and that Mrs. Robert II. Bur. mister and Mrs. Glass will return home about the middle of this week.
 Mrs. Francis l.. Wright is home again, after a de6ghtfu. visit with rel ativcs and friends in Kansas City. Mir. Wright met her at Ash Fork on Mon. day, and accompanied her home from there.
 Brigldier General Earl D. Thomas arrived at whipple Barracks on Fri day evening and will make an inspec. ton of the post. While at Whipple General Thomas will be the guest of Lieutenant John II: Baker.
 Mrs. Morris Goldwater left on Tues. day afternoon for an eastern visit of couple of months. During this time she will spend good deal of the time in New York and Washington, D. c.
 Mrs. Thomas q. Norris left Tuesday afternon for two months visit with friends in the east, and with her daughter, Mrs. Edward r. Leigh, in Chicago, III.
 Mrs. R. F. Sloan and daugnter, Mary, left Tuesday for several months visit in the east, and will spend Christmas with Miss Eleanor Sloan, who is attending vassar.
 Lieutenant Ralph R. Glass returned home Monday from n ten days leave spent in Los Angeles, where he was called by the serious illness of Mrs. Glass.
 Captain and Mrs. Wallace Scales and the latter's mother, Mrs. Me Neely arrived in Prescott Saturday morning, and will be the guests of Miss Olive Fisher for a fortnight. Mrs. McNeely and Mrs. Scales (nee Fan McNeely) have many friends here, all of whom will enjoy renewing old acquaintance.
 LA. Hope is spending the week at the Castle Hot Springs. ~
 
 One of the attractive affairs of the week was . surprise dinner given on Tuesday to II. K. Behn in honor of his birthday by nrs. Benn. The table decoration was of smilax and violets. At his cover was a boutoniere of vio. lets. Those present were E. W. Wells, J. J. Hawkins, T. J. Norris, Ed Block, J. B. Tomlinson and c. A. Pete.
 The Los Angeles Times contains the formal announcement of the mar riage of Frank F. Briggs of East Highland to Alice F. Robinson of Prescott.
 This event, although for many months well known fact to the inti. mate friends of the family, may be a surprise to friends and acquaintnnees who will be interested to know that it is the happy ending of pretty TO-
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