Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-04
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IfrDm SuUdlF l1tI|NJ Mr. fred W. Poster gave mo-t cn | ioyablc bridge party ou Monday after | noon nt her home ai Woippo Bar racks complimentary to Mrs charl". stewart and Nt- Ralph k Glass, and 1 charmjuglv entertained a few of their friends. ul uf whom were delighted | with their ho-ic-.c. and thc after | noou's diversion. The timing room and porlpr had been very prr,iily de | corntcd with bong stcmmcd American beauty roses. wullc iu thr library | were white chry-nntncmums After the serving of dclicious rcfrc-hmcui. prize. were given Mr.. Thomas q. Norris. u ,ut glass bon bon dish. for the high score. and Mrs Edward \. Sturgc- received n bras, rnudlostirk | for the second high score. The cuuso la'ion prize was given Mrs. Thomas r.. | Campbell, it being a tcco vase. Those who enjoyed very pleasant after uOOn were Mrs. Charles stewart, Mrs. Ralph k Glass Mrs. C. C. Walcutt, lr., Mrs Morris Goldwater, Mrs. R. r.. sloan, Mrs. Edward \. Sturgcs, Mrs. Paul Burks. Mrs. Thomas r.. Camp boil, Mrs. W. IT, Doyle. Mrs Leslie E. Larimer. Mrs. Robert IT, Burmistcr, Mrs. c. r.. Meany, Mr~. Taoma, C. Norris, Miss Lila Hawkins. Miss The rcsa Frcdcricks. and Miss Harriet Jean Oliver
 Mrs. Charles Stewart and Mrs C. C.I Walcutt. .Ir. were the hoourcd guests un Tuesday afternoon It a very prci tily appointed bridge luncheon given by Mrs. James A. Hope at her home on East Gurlcy street. The center piece was a large bowl of pink carua tions and covers were tid for Mrs. Murphy. Mr.. Charles stewart. Mr.. C. C. Wal,utt. lr.. Mrs. Fred W. Eos fer. Mrs. R. r. Sloan. Mrs. l. |. flaw kins. Mrs Edward \ Sturgc-, Mrs Wallace Fairbank Mr-. Paul Burks and Miss Harriet Jean Oliver. Al ihc close of the afternoon Mrs. Hope prc scntcd the guests of honor with inc prizes. Mr, stewart receive very attractive silver Indian spoon and Mrs. Walruit was given very pretty wooden glu,s tray.
 Mrs. Charles stewart wns thc motif for most delightful bridge party on Wednesday afternoon wncn Mr~. Thomas C. Norris entertained q few of her friends al her attractive home on Mount Vernon avenue. The large liv ing room was very prettily decorated with American beauty roses and large pink chrysanthcmums. Al the close of thoroughly enjoyable afternoon the prizes were awarded. Mrs. Thomas C. job received the high score prize, which was a beautiful hammered brass pitcher. Mrs. C.. r.. Meany had the second high score, for which she rc. ceived pretty hand painted plate, and Mrs. IT, IT, McNeil, of Phoenix, was given n silver violet vase for the consolation.
 Wednesday afternoon Mrs Hugo Richards entertained delightfully."- at an informal sewing party and had as her guests Mrs. Wallace FairbanlS Miss Lila Hawkins, Miss Emma Dutch. er, Miss Mabel Morris. Miss Winni. |, Miss Lora Bitnar and Miss Theresa Frcdericks.
 On Thursday evening Judge and Mrs. !. !. Hawkins presided over q charmingly appointed dinner, in hon. ar of Major and Mrs. C. C. Walcutt, Jr, who expect to leave Prescott about the middle of November. Quan titles of pink and white chrysanthe nuns anal candelabra decorated the table as well as the dining room. Around the table were seated Major and Mrs C. C. Walcutt. Jr., MT. and Mrs. Thomas C. Norris, Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Richards, and Judge and Mrs. Hawkins,
 The bridge party given by Mrs. q. F.. Meany, complimentary to Mrs. C. C. Waleutt, Jr., on Friday afternoon, was one of the most pleasant affairs of tho week. About twenty guests assem. bled at the Meany's hospitable home on Mount Vernon avenuc to contest for the dainty prizes, which were won by Mrs. Thomas F.. Campbell, n picture for the high score, and Mrs. Robert II. Burmis,cr received pair of silver em. hroidery scissors for the sccond nigh score. Mrs. F. x. Clark was given n large houquct of American beauty roses for the consolation. Those who enjoyed tho afternoon were Mrs. Fred W. Foster. Mrs. C. C. Walcutt, .r., Mrs. Morris Goldwater, Mrs. Thomas q. Norris, Mrs ]. J. Fisher, Mrs. Thomas r.. Campbell Mrs. Edward A.. kastncr, Mrs, Robert 1T, Burmistcr, Mrs. R, F., sloan, Mrs. F. <. Clark, Mrs. Leslie B. Larlmcr, Mrs. II. II. McNcil, of Phoenix, Mrs James <. Murphy Mrs. Ralph R, Glass, Mrs. Edward A, Sturges, Mrs. James A.