Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-02

seVefal piano selections, As on Tbprs.
DAY afternoon, the guests who did no,
pay cards were entertained at a sew.
ing table, and were given the art
square handkerchiefs TO make into use.
ful articles. The ladies appointed NJ
judges awarded the prize to Mrs. W.
o. Norviel, for having made a very
pretty work bag. The prizes for the
card game were awarded Mrs. NJ. J.
Miller, pretty blue tone picture, for
the high score. The slam prize was
gwen Mrs. Park Latimer-a silver
sardine fork-and Mss Mary Wright
made the greatest number Of progress.
sions, for which she received a white
and gold ep and saucer. Those invited
to meet Mise DeKuhn were Mrs. J. W.
Mines, Mrs. l.. A. Kehr, Mrs. Weaver,
Mrs. A. l.. Smith, Mrs. Sadie Oberbeck,
Mrs. James X. Lowry, Mrs. J. b. Tom.
linsos, Mrs. =. o. Smith, Miss Julia
Underwood, Miss Mabel Underwood,
Miss Mary Wright, Mrs. Harry Thorn.
As, Mrs. T.. G. Smith, Mrs. W. Irwin,
Mrs. NJ. J. Miller, Mrs. J. w. stewart,
Mrs. II. ID. Ross, Mrs. W. W. Ross,
Mrs. Solomon, Mrs. Tom Nolan, Mrs.
james whetstine, Mrs. Raible, Mrs.
Park Lstimer, Mrs. Rigden, Mrs.
George G. Runner, Mrs. r. n. Looney,
Mrs. james A. Hope, Mrs. Harry r.
Southworth, and Mrs. w. 3. Norvisl.
Mr. and Mrs. ". II. Doyle were din.
ner hosts on Wednesday evening at a
very prettily appointed dinner when
they had ~ their guests Mrs. Francis
l.. Wright, Miss Ann Mckenzie, and
the Messrs. Leroy Anderson and Rus
sell.
The Prescott Bridge club was very
pleasantly entertained by Mrs. @. Z.
Meany at her home on Mount Vernon
avenue. Mrs. Measy had as her guests
Mrs. Thomas q. Norris, Mrs. Morris
'Goldwater, Mrs. Francis l.. Wright,
Mrs. A.. W. Edwards, Mrs. Paul p.
Hastings, Miss Ann. Mckenzie and
Miss Theresa Fredericks.
Thursday sftcrnoos the woman's
Auxiliary OF the Saint Luke's Episco-
pal church held q very interesting
missionary tea at the home of Mrs. w.
w. Ross on Mount Vernon avenue,
During the afternoon dainty refresh.
ments were served the guests and pia.
no solos were rendered by Miss Fanny
Thomas and Mrs. Fred Kessler. Mrs.
Frank NJ. Murphy read an interesting
paper on "The Object and Work Of
the Auxiliary" and Mrs. W. W. Ross
read a paper on the work accomplished
by this branch. W
Last Sunday afternoon Miss Sara w.
Trego, Miss Emma butcher and the
Messrs. Russell and J. william WSara
composed a very jolly party that rode
TO Spruce mountain and had dinner
there.
Mr.. Milton II. Thomas received a
eablegram on Tuesday stating that his
daughter, Miss Cora Belle Thomas, had
arrived safely in London.
Mrs. Francis l.. Wright and Miss
Ann Mckenzie left Saturday morning
for Los Angeles for a short visit. Miss
Mckenzie will return in two weeks
and Mrs. Wright will remain ut the
coast visiting with friends.
Mrs. Ida Miller, Of Dewey, is visit
ing in Prescott as the guest Of Mrs.
Harold A. Cheverton.
Mrs. Frank NJ. Drescher and baby
daughter have arrived home Friday
from Phoenix, where Mrs. Dreseher
has been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. X. James.
Frank NJ. Murphy left Friday for
Los Angeles and San Francisco, where
he will be absent for few weeks.
Colonel James W. Pope, chief quar-
termaster of the Department of the
Colorado is making his annual tour OF
inspection at whipple Barracks, and
will be the guest Of Captain and Mrs.
Guy q. Palmer until Sunday evening.
Mrs. Rosaline Clark, grand matron
of the Order Of the Eastern Star OF
the territory, made her annual visit
to the local chapter here Tuesday even
ing. and left Wednesday for Jerome,
en- route to her home at Flagstaff.
Mrs. q. T. Meany was called sud
denly to Phoenix Friday morning by
the illness of the baby of her sister,
Mrs.. ii. y, McClung.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gary Block have gone
to Chicago, where they will visit for
few weeks with friends.