Weekly journal-miner., 1909-03-03
From Sundays Dany)

Certainly not a gay chapter have the last seven pages of the week made for soeiety's calendar. Lent has be- gun, and the round of gayeties are very much more on a very quiet order. Any number of affairs are being planned already for Easter week.
 Tuesday afternoon Mrs. G. E. Meany was a hostess to the Prescott Bridge Club, and very pleasantly entertained Mrs. A ". Edwards, Mrs. Francis L.. Theresa Fredericks.
 One of the jolliest social affairs for many weeks was the dance given ip the Odd Fellows Hall Thursday even ing by the Preseottonian Club. The hall had been very prettify decorated with red and white bunting, and the crimson over the electric lights cast a very pretty glow over the room. Af- ter the dance nearly all the guests en- joyed supper at Shumate's. Among those who thoroughly enjoyed the evening were MT. and Mrs. Francis L. Wright MT. and Mrs. J. B. Kohl, MT. and Mrs. H. B. Coykendall, Mr. and Mrs. Reeve, NIT. and Mrs. Leslie B. LarimeF, MT. and Mrs. Will Green wood, MT. and Mrs. Charles N. Shaw, Doctor and Mrs. R. J. Roper, MT. and Mrs. ". D. Baker, MT. and Mrs. L. A Kehr, MT. and Mrs. Maurice L. TTibbey, MT. and Mrs. Jack Norton, MT. and Mrs. Thomas E. Campbell, the Misses Louise Gibbs, Minnie Gossman, There sa Fredericks, Gladfelter, Florence Csdy, Meta Dexter, Clara Hof, Flor enee Jones, Annie Jones, Helen Ed wards, Ethel Wood, Maud Thomas, Fannie Thomas, Cora Thomas Lora Bitnar, Gleadle, Mamie Davis, Edith Armitage, Messrs. Harry Leland, Will liam Wara, Seaton Johnson, Herbert Shotwell, Hart, George Thomas, Gary Vyne, Fred c. Moore, H. Linney, c. A. Peter, Jr., Raymond Beleher, Richard Lamson, David Russell, Dave Ling, O. Longsere, Jr., F. Decker, F. G. Brown and H. J. Tilley.
 Lieutenant and Mrs. Ralph R, Glass were dinner hosts on Sunday evening at a very prettily appointed dinner and mad as their guests Captain and Mrs. Guy G. Palmer.
 Mrs. W. s. Norviel was hostess on Friday evening to the Sewing Club and very pleasantly entertained the following young ladies: Miss Clara Hof, Miss Florence Cady, Miss Meta Dexter, Miss Ethel Wood, Miss Elsie Bean, Miss Helen Edwards, Miss Em- ma Dutcher, Miss Annie Jones, Miss Florence Jones, Miss Ida Marshall, Miss Edith Gladfelter, and Miss Min nie Gossman.
 
 Thursday evening MT. and Mrs. Les lie B. Larimer were supper hosts, after the dance, and had as their guests MT. and Mrs. Francis L. Wright.
 Friday afternoon a very interesting mothers meeting was held in the Hign School auditorium, under the auspices of the Monday Club. The meeting was presided over by Mrs. J. B. Cleve- land. who gave the address of wei come and spoke for the mothers. Miss Louise Gibbs responded, and spoke from the teachers standpoint, and the benefit to be derived by the social meetings for mothers and teachers. The following very interesting pro gram was rendered: A selection by the High School orchestra, which was composed of Miss Edith Gatfeld, Miss Lucille Morrison, Davis Ross and Ted dy Ross. Miss Lora Bitnar and Miss Helen Edwards were both encored and the songs were very much enjoyed. Mrs. Harry T. Southworth gave in a most charming manner the two fol lowing readings: Happy Little Cripple" and read chapter from Miss Minerva and William Green Hill" At the close of the program all enjoyed the serving of coffee, tea, and cake.
 
 Mrs. Edmund W. Wells and daugh- ter, Miss Irene Wells, have returned home, after a few weeks pleasantly spent with relatives in Los Angeles. Mrs. Wells was accompanied home by her daughter, Mrs. John Wilson, of Los Angeles, who will visit for few weeks with her parents, Judge and Mrs. Wells.
 Mrs. Thomas G. Norris is visiting in