Weekly journal-miner., 1909-07-28

| the ulHeIeni guests TUT lHe puIpOst of exchange. She drew most for tunately, a handsome brass candle stick, and promptly declined to swap further, although a merry exchange followed among the other guests. MT. A. L. Smith held the gentlemen s high score and had the privilege of the second draw, while the most "slams" gave to Miss Isabelle Pres ton the third. The guest of honor prize, which delighted Miss Garnet, was most appropriate to the occasion, being a prettily framed illustration of the ideal swap. Companions at the delicious supper were allotted by the matching of various colored bells. The guests of this enjoyable Oecas- ion were MT. and Mrs. J. A. Hope, MT. and Mrs. J. B. Tomlinson, MT. and Mrs. J. W. Mines, MT. and Mrs. Harry Colvig, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Smith, MT. and Mrs. Charles Keeler, Misses Martha Garnet, Meta Dexter, We've Moore, Isabelle Preston, Messrs. J. w. Smith, Fred Decker, Leslie Derrick, George P. Harrington, Gail Gardner, Walter Collins, Dr. Ora ham, MT. Norton, c. H. McLane. l
 At Iron Springs.
 Miss Raima Chalmers was the host ess, Wednesday evening, at the most unique party given this season. The entertainment was in the form of a roast, but owing to the indictment weather the large fireplace of the club house had to be substituted for the bonfire, which was to have been near the Chalmers cottage. The porch of he club house was artistic ally illuminated with various colored Chinese lanterns, and in spite of the rainy weather nearly everyone was present and several people rode from Prescott. After the roast, dancing was indulged in and everyone had a most delightful time Among the in vited guests were the Misses Helen Alexander, Elizabeth Bennett, Ruth Jessop, Helen Ely, Ethel Eaton, Mar garet Bennett, Selma Goldberg, Hazel Martin, Florence Herndon, Maud Thomas, Louise Murphy, Flora Grier, Mary Jenkins, Hazel Goldberg; the Messrs. Dave Ling, Paul Bennett, Joe Bradford, Fred Decker, Charles Rab, George Thomas, Harry Shu- mate, Raymond Beleher, Gary Vyne, George Morris, George Linnie, Dave Russell, Harold Baxter, Edward Le- jeune, Sam Morris, Harold Whipple and Robert Derrick.
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 One of the most delightful parties of the past week was given by Ruby Pascoe, Friday afternoon, in honor of her guests, Jessie Higley and Beth Block of Prescott. The time was spent in playing games, after which dainty refreshments were served. Those present were Jessie Higley, Beth Block, Mary Christy, Doris Christy, Ruth Goldberg, Ethel Me DermOtt, Mary McDermOtt, Jean Armstrong, Edith James, Marsellia Porter, Margaret Fulwiler, Nan Full wiler, Edith Fulwiler. Margaret Ben nett, Margaret Christy and Marian Paseoe. e
 Mir. and Mrs. Ed Block and family of Prescott with Mrs. Reeves of Pasa- dena, Cal, and Master Whitney Reeves, drove over from Prescott Sun day and spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Paseoe.
 The Misses Eleanor Sloan and Flor enee Herndon of Prescott have been visitors at the Springs, Wednesday and Thursday. Miss Sloan was the guest of Miss Raima Chalmers and Miss Herndon was visiting the Misses Goldberg.
 Among the Prescott people who at tended the last Saturday night dance were Harold Whipple, Robert Der rick, William Gardner, Edward Le- jeune, Joe Linnie, Fred Decker, Dave Ling and George Morris.
 Mrs. Ralph Murphy, Miss Louise Murphy and Miss Flora Grier were guests of the Hotel St. Michael in Prescott over Thursday and Friday. SERIOUS DAMAGE TO
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