Weekly journal-miner., 1909-04-28

One of the most charming affairs of the last week was when MT. and Mrs. O. A. Hesla were dinner hosts at 3 very prettily appointed dinner, com plimentary to Mrs. c. O. Ellis. The color scheme was pink, and the table was attraetively decorated with pink roses. MT. and Mrs. Hesla's guests were MT. and Mrs. Paul P. Hastings, Mrs. Charles o. Ellis, and Nrs. Francis L. Wright.
 Tuesday afternoon Miss Theresa Frederieks entertained the Prescott Bridge Club very pleasantly at her home on South Pleasant street. Mrs. H. D. Aitken made the high score for the afcernoon, for which she was given a very dainty green and white ehoeo- late cup and saucer. Miss Ftederieks' enests were Mrs Francis L. Wright, Ars Thomas G. Norris, Mrs. o. A Hesla, Mrs. c. F.. Aeany, Mrs. H. D. Aatken, Mrs. LeRoy Anderson and Miss Emma Duteher. t&
 
 Thursday evening 'The PreseottonI- aus''~were hosts at a very jolly dance given at the Odd Fellows Hall. The dance was the Easter, eotilhon and was thoroughly enjoyed by all the suests, who were MT. and Mrs. Charles N. Shaw, Ar. and Mrs. L. 4. hehF, MT. and Mrs. Francis L. Wright, NIT. and Mrs. M. L. Tribbey, Doctor and Mrs. Ralph, J. Roper, MT. and Mrs. VIII s. Greenwood, Mir. and Mrs. Le- Roy Anderson, MT. and Mrs. Fred \. KessleF, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Norton, MT. and Mrs. J. II. Bana, Mr. and Mrs. ". l.. Graeey, the Misses Louise Gibbs, Clara Hoff, Mamie Davis, Helen Ed wards, Edith Armitage, Wilhelmina Gossman, Elsie Bean, Gladfelter, Mand Thomas, Louise Nelson, Florence Jones'. -Lora Bitaar, and the Messrs. Frederick Decker, Frank Brown, George Thomas, Gary Xyne, William waara, Ray Vyne, Johnston, Fred C. Moore, C. A. Peter, Jr., WhipPle, Hart, c. F. Trnex, and David Ling.
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 Tuesday evening the Elks opera hoase was the scene of a very br1I- liant reception given in honor of the appointment of the new governor, Judge Richard E. Sloan, and the new ly appointed Secretary, George U. Young. The opera house was crowded from eight until eleven with all the prominent citizens of Prescott and most all the society matrons.
 Mrs. A. ". Edwards entertained the Five Hundred club on Friday after noon, and after the serving of deli eiuus refreshments the prizes were awarded. Mrs. Edwards guests were p Mrs. J. A. Hope, Mrs. J. 5. Whetstine, Mrs. Francis l.. Wright, Mrs. Morris - Goldwater, Mrs. Richard F.. Sloan Mrs. Thomas c. Norris, Mrs. O. A Hesla, and Mrs. H. D. Aitken.
 
 An interesting event Of the week was the "Amateur Evening"" giver by members of the Literature Section of the Monday Club, Friday evening tc a large number of their lady friend: at the High School auditorium. Al the close of the program all the guests felt that they had been royalty enter 4ained. and that the Literature Sec ton certainly contained a great, dea of talent-much of which would hav' done credit to q professional entertain ment. The girls in the cake walk wer' particularly good. They were th Misses Edith Gatfeld, Sadie Munds Ethel Fisher and Lucille Morrison
 Miss Cora Belle Thomas leaves thi afternoon for London, where she VII be married to MT. E. J. Carlyle. Mls Thomas is the eldest daughter of MI and Mrs. Milton II. Thomas of thi city. and one of Preseott's most popu lar society maids. She IS mos wiusome in manSer and so lOvable tha no one wonders why MT Carlyle te :. q victim to her charms. En route | } New York Miss Thomas will visit fo few days at the Grand Canyon, an will visit with friends and relatives l Kansas City and Chicago she will the go to Canada, where she will visit tC week with the parents of MT Ca .lyle. They will be married in Londo June the fifth, and will then go Kishtimsky Zavod in Russia, whel MT. Carlyle is the manager for tf Kystim Corporation Ltd. Co. TT hride.eleet will leave her home wit