Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-09

Davis, Richard Merritt, Davis Ross,
Frank Hart, Charles Henry, Ted RIOS.
and Earnest Barnes.
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Mrs. J. N. Watts entertained IN.
Friday Five Hundred club very pleas.
antiy on Friday afternoon at her home
on fieataut street. This meeting was
the end Of the series and number OF
very pretty presents were drawn. Mrs.
Watts guests were Mrs Morris Gold.
water, Mrs. Richard f. Sloan, Mrs.
j. J. Hawkins, Mrs. Robert II. B,rrmis.
ter, Mrs. G. A. Peter, sr, Mrs. o. A.
sHesla, Mrs. II. d. Aitken, and Mrs.
Thomas u. Norris.
The Prescott Bridge club was very
pleasantly entertained on Tuesday af.
ternoon Mt the home Of Mrs. Thomas
U! Norris ut her home on Mount Yer.
non avenue, when she had a. her
guests Mrs. u. A. Hesls, Mrs. II. ID.
Aithen, Mrs Paul y. Hastings, Mrs.
George Edward Meany, Mrs. Robert
II. Barmister, Mrs. Ralph X. Glass,
Miss Theresa Fredericks and Miss En-.
ma butcher,
Friday afternoon Mrs. Ralph !.
Roper wasa hostess Mt one Of the most
Successful i've hundred parties Of the
week, whcs she entertained a few
friends. After the serving Of dainty
refreshments, prizes were awarded to
Mrs. Watts for hsting made the high.
est score Of the afternoon, Mrs. Leslie
h. Larimer received the prize for pro.
gressions, while Mrs. A. Levy received
the eonsoatiou. Mrs. Roper's guests
for the Afternoon were Mrs. william
Doyle, Mrs. o. A.. Hesla, Mrs. II. D..
Aitken, Mrs. z. q. Brown, Mrs. Lloyd.
Mrs. William Nelson, Mrs. !. J. Hsw'
kins, Mrs. W. W. Ross, Mrs. J. b. Tom.
i;rsen, Mrs. Frank Stewart, Mrs. q, A..
Beach, Mrs. Harold A. Chevertss, Mrs.
Thomas 4. Campbell, Mrs. Harry Bris-
ley, MIRA George W. Larimer, Mrs. Les
lie b. Iarimes, Mrs. George Norman
HofYrsas, tlis. w-,4p.,. Bskes Mrs.
L%at&, Ms Hope. ~. N Levy, Mrs.
A. Levy, Mrs. O. n. Tucker, Mrs. F..
A. dasrl Me. @. 4. Hs,vr, Mrs. Norris
Goldwa,st, NsG dscfxe Runnsr, Mrs.
JANE. X. L.wiy, Mn. Arthur Robin
son, Mrs A, A. Johns, Mrs. Sadie
Obe.bssh, Ma. Charles McLane. Mrs..
A. L.. smith Mrsitii. d. Ross. Mrs. W.
W. Burks, ana Mrs. A. c. Miller
Fo~pSst smosa the social events
of the younger sci was the "'un~r
Prom" syes by, tle, Junior class OF
the Hisb' ahool Under the direction
Of Roy NliOtt, Perry Ling and Jean
Eads. complimentary 10 the Senior
class. ON Friday evening, May ss.
The opening waltz was called mt
o dock and alsn, forty couples danced
,n.rily.' while colcred lights were
thrown ON ths scene by an electric arc
enhancing The beauty Of the wen deco
rated hsn.
At 1850 supper was served IN the
-phyries laboratory TO the guests under
The direction Of Mrs. Lang, aided ny
Mrs. Heap and Mrs. Munds.
pantipe wss then resumed and con
tinued until early morning, when al
declared tbe nlYair was one of the nov
enjoy able: thsy had experienced IN
long time
Miss Jolly supplied the dancers
throughout the evening with delight
ful punch.
Thoss who enjoyed the affair were
Mr. and Mrs. lang, Mr.. and Mrs. Heap
Mr.. and Mrs. II. d. Ross, Mr.. ana MrS
I'OsbOrue, MIS-. "cboh"'"' -
| Misses Edwards, Garfield, Erin Morn
son. seamen, Brinkworth, Lucille MOI
rison. Williams, Graves, Munds, Fisher
wren, Hesla, Asker, Heis'er jolly
I Behn. French, Stevens, Tribbey, WI
lis. Armitage, Bean, Maud ihon"'
Nelson, .Hsrkins, Gladfelter, upp'
Fanny Thomas, Hawkins, hcAll'"e'
Wood; Messrs. David Ling, fos'e'
Davis Ross, Richard Merritt, Gardner
Davis, Payne, Roy Elliott, Perry L,nt
Eads, Harold Elliott, Ted hoss, Az
ken. George Merritt, Paul, rhom'
Ross, Beatsou, Norris, Tr'boey, ia
WINE. Moore, Decker, Beleher' Henry
Gales. Clark, Hart, Don Ioini h'o'
Derrick, Apfergeld, Linney' hi''' Sno'
well. Meade, Peters, Claude ba''
Tbomas, Brown, Tom Bate
Lieutenant Walter Il. Taiaferro
,he elt u. 3. infantry arrived
u,Linta barracks 10 ASSIST III t"' ""