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

The Social Mirror
tFrom Sundays Daily

Mss Josephine Dehuhn was the non.
ored maid, on Thursday afternoon when
Mrs I'd Wright entertained number
Of her friends at a very attractive five
hundred party. As few Of the guests
did not play cards, Mrs. Wright ar.
ranged a sewing table for them. Each
lady was provided with needle, thread
and an art square handkerchief, and
told to make what they could from IL.
some very pretty and attractive arti.
cles were made, and at the close Of the
afternoon when three judges we're ap.
pointed, the prize fell to the lot Of Mrs.
4. -. FoI-she having made a very
pretty dust cap. After the serving OF
delicious refreshments prizes for the
afternoons FIVE hundred party were
awarded Mrs. A. A. Johns for having
made the highest score-it was a most
attractive one tone water color picture.
Mrs. Will Greenwood made the great,
est number Of slams for the afternoon,
for which she received a silver sardine
fork. The most progressions were
made by Mrs. ID. Levy and she was
awarded white and gold cup and
saucer. Mrs. wright's guests were
Mrs George Norman Hoffman, Mrs.
G. c. Keller, Mrs. T.. 8. Clark, Mrs. d.
Levy, Mrs. J. b Cleveland, Mrs Ed
Block, Miss Travis, Mrs. =. NJ. Bailey
Mrs. II. q. Coykendall, Mrs. Leslie b.
Larimer, Mrs. George W. Lsrimer, Mrs.
Edward A. Kastner, Mrs. Thomas T..
Campbell, Mra Dave II. Biles, Mrs. Ed
Meek, Mrs. Harry Brisley, Mrs. Charles
". NcLane, Mrs. Will Greenwood,
Mrs. Harold A. Cheverton, Mrs. ]. NJ.
Aitken, Mrs. A. A. Johns, Mrs. A. w.
Bork, Mrs A. b. Fox, Miss wilhelmina
Gossman, Mrs. w. l.. Fox, Mrs. Reese
NJ Ling. and Mrs. Harry W. Heap.
Mrs. J. J. Hawkins entertained on
Thursday evening ut q very interesting
and delightful bridge party. At the
close Of the evening after the serving
OF dainty Refreshments IL was found
that Mrs. @. r.. Mesny had made the
highest seore--for which she was
Awarded very pretty silver fork.
Those who enjoyed the evening were
Mrs. james A. Hope, Mrs. Morris Gold.
water, Mrs. Thomas q. Norris, Mrs. w.
II. Doyle. Mrs. Francis l.. Wright,
Mrs. Paul p. Hastings, Mrs. O. A.
Hesla, and Mrs @. f.. Meany.
Mrs. Ralph X. Glass was a hostess
on Friday afternoon when she enter.
tanned the Ocho Loco club very pleas
antly at bridge. The high score for
the afternoon was won by Mrs. Paul p.
Hastings. II was a very pretty veil
pin. The eonsilation fell to the lot Of
Mrs. o. A. Hesla-a dainty linen hand.
kerehief. Mrs. Glass had rs her guests
Mrs. Thomas q. Norris, Mrs. Paul p.
Hastings, Mrs. Francis l.. Wright,
Mrs. q. A. Hesla, Mrs. Leslie b. Lari-
mer, Mrs. w. II. Doyle and Mrs. Rob.
WI u. buTuilbteI.
On Thursday evening the members
Of the Prescottonian club were hosts
at an unusually attractive cotillion
given at the Odd Fellows hall. The
leaders Of the figures for the evening
were Frederick Decker and Miss Lora
Bitnar. Those who thoroughly en-.
joyed the hospitality Of the club were
Mr.. and Mrs. II. q. Coykendall, Mr..
and Mrs. w. ID. Baker, Doctor and
Mrs. Ralph J. Roper, M. and Mrs.
REEVE, Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie b. Lari'
mer, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Shaw,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Norton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gillon, Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Bail
ey, Miss Louise Gibbs, Miss Lora Bit
mar, Miss Meta Dexter, Miss Florence
Jones, Miss wilhelmina Gossman, Miss
Lila Hawkins, Miss Edith Armitage,
Miss Theresa Ffedericks, Miss Olive
Fisher, Miss Helen Edward, Miss viii
son, Miss Fanny Thomas, Miss Sadie
Munds, Miss Ethel Wood, Miss Travis,
and the Messrs. Orleans Longacre, Jr,
=. l.. Whipple, Frederick Decker, Frank
Brown. George Thomas, c. A. Truax,
Edward Lejnene, Edward l.. Tomlin-
son, J. T.. Nelson, Edward Thompson,
j. William waara, Gary o. Vyne, Fred
g. Moore, j. II. Orthel, Neil Clark,
Harold Munds, II. II. Linpie aud +. W.
Hogue.
Friday evening the members Of the
Junior class Of the Prescott high schoo!
we're hosts at a most enjoyable dance
given in honor of the graduating class.
All during the evening fruit punch
was served and very jolly evening