Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-04-29

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 Mrs John ". Mines, was hostess on Wednesday atthe Yavapai club at an Easter luncheon. A spring bios. som motif was employed in the deeora. tiops, the place cards being in hand. pa'Hted sweet peas, and the favors and score cards scrap, of the same dainty blossoms. The center pieces were pink and white carnations. The ball room where cards were played after course luncheon was beau,ihed with an abundance of Navajo rugs and \ pro. fusion of ferns, American Beauty roses, purple lag lilies and esrnations. The two prizes offered were. hand painted eains plates, one in apple blossoms the other in tulips, Mrs Il. D. Aitken wip. hing tho first for high score and Mrs Lowry the second for lous hands; for which she cut on s tie with Mrs. II. c. Coykepdsll. The list of guests inelud ed Mesdames LeRoy Anderson; II. b. Aiken, !. Nj. ,Aitkcn, W. D. Baker, W. W. Burke, Paul Burks, Edna Wilder Binford, Ed Block, T. H. late, !. E. ClevelandS Virginia Crosby, E. $. Clark N. q. Coyksndsll, A. ". Edwards,
 Frank Fostsr, Norris Ooldwa,er, o. A.
 hesla, Harry Heap, (. ?. Haney, FLA.
 Kastner, Charles Keeler, Leslie B. Lar
 finer, ,. K. Lowry, Nathan Levy, Prank
 NJ. Murphy. Jane~ Murphy, ]. s. Mer'
 irtt, C. II. Mel.ane, Otto Orthell, c. C.
 Ruifner, Jobs Robinson, Lorin Key
 miller, Arthur Robinson. John Masor Ross, W. W. Ross, \, l.. Smi,s, Flu
 gene (. Smith, A. F.. Taylor, W. II
 Timerhon, \. A.. vyne, II .R. Ward
 A. F. Wood; Misses Clara Bischon snS
 Cofnelia B. Otis. ,a
 A number of happenings have eon
 tributed pleasure, 10 social circles ,hi weeh. Prominent smous them was [
 five hundred party given by Mrs. Chs'
 T. Dulin, in honor of her sister Mn
 John E. Barnes, of Pi,,sburg, Pa. Th
 rooms had been very .prettily decors'
 cd with pale pink carnations, and
 punch was served. One of the mos
 pleasant feature. of ihe. afternoon va
 the playing of the pianola, by Doe'O
 Charles T. Dulip,, As!inR.. the servin Y of the Iefreshnen,@ Al the close
 the afternoon the following prh.
 were awarded: Mrs.t C.. A. Peter ha' ing both high ..ore and the most lon
 hands, received . cut glass oon'po disa for ths slams, and Miss Nut Oliver having sssond high score VI
 siven n ailver olive fork. Mm. F.. Clark won the consolation prize, whie was Q fancy Faster egg. Mrs Dulin
 suests were Mp. Lsslie B. Lar'me Mrs. M. B. Hazeltips Mrs. J. J. Hs
 CT. Mrs. K. E. Sloan, Mr~. c. E. Mean Mrs. C. e. Fenuell, Mrs. O. A. Hesi i, Mrs. LeRoy Anderson. Mrs Edward [ s,urseA, Mrs. Wallace Dewitt, MI !, Charles F. Herr, Mrs. E. S. Clark, MI !. K. II. Burmister, Ms. c. F. Your ? Mrs. W. W. Moss, Mrs. II. D. Ahks 1. Mrs. Harry BrisIsy, Mrs. Paul r. ha' !. iuss, Mrs. C. A. Peter, Miss Edith ho !. Miss Ruth Oliver, Miss Helen b' mister and Miss Harriet Jean oiiv' 1 The Prescott Bridge club was ve 6 pleasantly entertained by Mrs. Paul s Uastinss ou Tuesday afternoon at .s home on Mount Vernon avenue. Tho l. enjoying the afternoon were Mrs. r. F.. Mesny, Mrs. Thomas c. MOTIFS M '. A W. Awards, Mrs. 0. A. Hesla' M ,s Dixon Faeerberg, Mrs. Lekoy And d son. Mrs. W. II. Doyle and Mis" There <, Frederieks.
 y The Saturday Euchre club was v' d pleasantly entertained at the home V Major and Mrs. J. M. Watts, on frid 2 evening. Those who enjoyed the Q. ming were Nr. and Mrs. A. W. u. wards, Major and Mrs. Y. W. Fos' ut NJ, and Mrs. II. D. Aiken, NIT. e, Mrs. Q. A. Hesla, MT and Mrs T. IT. Norris. Mr. and Mrs. c. F. Meany' \ nt R. F.. Sloan, Mrs. Paul r. hast'' :" and Major C. C. walcutt' Jr.
 k, Tuesday evening Major and Mrs nm NJ Wattes were hosts at very ed liphtful Ave hundred party gwen m. honor of Mrs. C. q. Fenneii at q H. home on South Pleasant street n. most enjoyable evening was spent iss at the close the ladies high score p T. was given Mrs. II. D. Aiken, two I'd yer peppers. The quest prize '" zee was "a handsome silver jeiiy K T. was given to the guest of ho a- !, Al E.uneii The unYty b