Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-16
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He> Social Mirror


, 4 uade the mKness seVsOt '"' ""s
NJ Moved "A very pretty cut glass
''s ~, 'e di,h. The consolation prize
s " =" ,Se lct Of Mrs. W. H. Doyle
W. a % souvenir spoon. Mrs. Hesla
% =. her guests Mrs. Morris Gold.
w ' Mrs. Harry r. Tfitle, Mrs.
o. ".,, O. Norris, Mrs. George Edward
n ''n Mrs. Ida Miller, Mrs. George
ga I.,imer. Mrs. Leslie b. Larimer,
y. william II. Doyle, Mrs. Ralph H.
- sp and Miss Theresa Fredericks.
vs. -
~. Ralph X. GLASS entertained !
nlsasan,ly on Tuesday afternoon,
Ivy few OF her friends were In.
'1..1 IN ITO sew" Those who en-.
we'd the afternoon were Mrs, Robert
|, Rurmi,tcr. Mrs. X. s. Mason, Mrs.
p.n Burks and Mrs. Guy q. Palmer.
n, Tuesday afternoon the Prescott
|,tds, club was pleasantly entertained
" Miss Theresa NJ. Ffedericks, at
!. home on south Pleasant street.
|w., Frederieh.' guests were Mrs.
|n,,s NJ. Murphy, Mrs.. George W.
|r,l,,s Mrs. paul p. Hastings, Mrs.
" Edwards, Mrs. George W. Lari'
=, Mrs. o. A. IIesls, Mrs. George
! .,rd Meony, Mrs. Harry r. Tritle
,,a Mr., Leslie u. Larimcr.
NJ, Robt. T.. Morrison and her
laughter. Mrs. J. X. Mcdonnell, were
I0.,e,ses on saturday. afternoon ut .
|,l,mipsly appoinied luncheon. com.
au,ntafy to the Senior class Of the
n Josepb's academy, Mt the home Of
Ms Morrison. Covers were laid for
Ms Morrison, Mrs.. J.. X, Mcdonnell
M. Olive Buckley, Miss Esther wa
I IT, Miss Mamie seaman and Miss Eris
Morrison. s.t4tta
Nj, and Mrs. George Edward
s,.ny chaperosed -e.y jelly CROWD
' II young people ON a picnic to Groom
creek. Those who went horseback
yer. Mis-. Ethel Wood, Miss Clara
Hos. Miss Elsie Bean, and the Messfs
D ". Russell, Edward Lejeupe and
~ w. Lipney.t
- 60 a...- f-rr, -. g
Mr.. aud Mrs. Reese NJ. Ling were
hosts on TuAssay evening at most
ajOysble "children's party" Thu
|,vning was most thoroughly enjoyed
because they were all grown ups play
hs children. The Lings were vote'
los hospi,able entertainers.
Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Ralph n
Glass entertained q few friends yer.
pleasantly at a sewing party, when sh
lad as her guests Mrs. Kenneth ]
Williams. Mrs. Dixon Fagerberg, Mis-
yinnifred Frederieks and Miss Lii
Asxkins. ..it. -,OS-..
The musical faeult. yof the 81. jos
.pAs academy entertained most d
-Ish,fally on Thursday afternoon, con
plimen,ary 10 the Senior class. Tn
,psie room had been prettily deco
nsd in white and green. Everythin
Vas OF q musical nature and NIL II
isnes played tested the knowledge I
he young folks. The first prize
these guessing games was awards
Mss Mary Burke and the second prii
vas received by Miss Erin Morriso
A, the close Of the games q dam
luncheon was served in the dinii
room. In this room there Was stu
musical suggestion. for Sister Ma
care, had fixed the centerpieces--'
'he table large Tyre and on the oth
harp Miss Erin Morrison acted
iOAs,msrress and called for respons
from Mss Olive Buckley, Miss Esth
Willis and Miss Mamie Seaman.
Mrs Ida Miller of Dewey is Wis
lig in Prescott as the guest OF NJ
Thomas G. Norris.
Mrs. Frank NJ. Murphy and
cousin, Mrs. Mary Rathborn, and NJ
Ruth Dutro left Wednesday for
Grand Canyon, where they will spe
four days, before returning home. M
Rathbofn viii go directly TO her no
Victoria, d, c.. &C :
Mr. aud Mrs. Paul Burks have
llumed home from a two months v
With relatives In Los Angeles.
srs.
Mrs. George w. Vickers is visli
% Prescott AS the, guest Of her ne
Mrs.. \. w. Edwards.
Mr.. Calhoun Of Kansas City,
chief clerk Of the Kansas CITY
southern railway, arrived at Whll
barracks, Friday evening ana
SPEND a few days here as the CUES,
Aeutcant and Mrs. Kenneth T. '
lams. ~
Mrs Mary Rathborn and Her
aeauy came in from Crown