Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-03-24

| The Social Mirror
CFrom Sundays DaiIy)

CFrom Sundays Daily
Mrs. Leslie B. Larimer was a host
ess on Friday afternoon, and very
pleasantly entertained the Loco Oeho
Club at her home on South Pleasant
street. Those enjoying rhe afternoon
were Mrs. Morris Goldwater, Mrs.
Thomas G. Norris, Mrs. A. W. Ed
wards, Mrs. Francis L. Wright, Mrs.
Paul Burks, Mrs. Ralph R. Glass, Mrs.
o. A. Hesla and Miss Theresa Freder-
icks.
Tuesday afternoon the Prescott
Bridge Club held a most enjoyable
meeting at the home of Mrs. A. w.
Edwards on East Gurley street. The
guests of honor of the afternoon were
the Messrs. Morris Goldwater, Francis
L. Wright, \. w. Edwards, and Thorn
as q. Norris. 1t is a little out of the
ordinary to have the gentlemen attend
the afternoon parties, but it was voted
that the afternoon was much jOllier
by their presence. The members of
the club present were Mrs. Morris
| Goldwater, Mrs. Francis l.. Wright,
Mrs. Thomas G. Norris and Miss The
rcsa Frederieks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank II. Murphy and
Miss Ruth Dutro returned home last
Saturday evening from New York
City, where they spent the winter
months. Mr.. Nurphy's business keeps
him in New York a great portion Of
the time. He left for Phoenix Mon
day, where he was called on business,
and en- route home stopped at Castle
Hot Springs, returning home Saturday.
Miss Lila Hawkins, who has been
spending the winter travelling through
} Europe, is now enjoying tne life in
Paris. Miss Hawkins expects to sail
for home on the tenth of April, from
Liverpool.
The announcement has been made
here Of the marrige of Harold B.
Daniels and Miss Maud Genevieve
Chilver Mr.. Daniels was formerly of
Prescott, where he made many warm
friends. all of whom extend their
congratulations and best wishes TO the
young couple, who now reside in East
Orange, y. j. Mr.. Daniels is a cousin
Of Miss Emily Daniels of this city.
Major c.. c. Walcutt, IT.. has re
ceived a three months detail in the
Quartermaster Generals office at
Washington, D. c.
Captain Clarence LeR. Cole. NJ. C.,
is relieved from duty at Fort Thomas,
Kentucky. and is ordered to take sta
tior at Whipple Barracks, Ariz.
Mrs. r. o. jackson (nee Gladys
Wright and baby daughter is visiting
in Prescott with her sister, Miss Mary
Wright. and her brothers. Ed. Wright
and Harry Wright.
Mrs. Leroy Anderson returned home
Monday and spent few days acre,
returning TO Phoenix with Mr.. Ander-
SON ON Wednesday, where he was called
in legal business.
! Mrs. D. Levy left Saturday for
Phoenix. syhere she viii visit for a
month with friends.
/ Doctor and Mrs. L. X. Graves ez-
peet TO leave Whipple Barracks very
soon for their home in New York. Or.
/ Graves is relieved from duty here by
/ DR.. Cole, who win soon take charge.
Mrs. Thomas E Campbell and ler
+ two boys have gone to Berkeley, where
/ Mrs. Campbell viii visit with her
mother. Mrs. H. J. Allen.
Miss Sara W. Trego has returned
from three weeks vacation spent
with relatives at Albuquerque, N. NJ.
Mrs. William Nelson and daughter,
Miss Louise Nelson, have returned
from six months visit with relatives
spent in Canada.
Miss Mabel Norris has returned
from a week IS visit with friends at
Castle Hot Springs.
Mrs. George c. West and baby
daughter have returned nome from
Phoenix, where they have spent the
winter months, and are at their home
on South Pleasant street.
Monday Club.
At the regular meeting Of the Mon