Weekly journal-miner., 1909-09-08


 At the close of a very pleasant game
 the high score prize was awar led
 Miss Ruth WillifOrd and the prize
 for the greatest number of slams was
 given Miss Florence Jones. Those
 who thoroughly enjoyed the afternoon
 were Miss Mabel Brisley, Miss Ma1d
 Thomas, Miss Fannie Thomas, Miss
 Louise Nelson, Miss Irene Hesla, Miss
 Helen Meany, Miss Louise Draper, Miss Mary Stevens, Miss Helen Les lie, Miss Ruth Williford, Miss Anric Wagner, Miss Eleanor Sloan, Miss Blanche Kellie, Miss Charlotte Crane, Miss Florence Jones.
 oneI of rhe most enjoyable parties of the week was the "63" party given by Miss Mabel Norris and Mss Alice Adams at the home of Miss Norris on South Mount Vernon ave nue. At the close of the game of "63' the prize was awarded Miss Eleanor Sloan. Miss Helen Meany and Miss Blanche Kellie were each given prizes for having made the best cat out of, putty. The afternoon was most delightfully."- closed with an auc- ton sale. Different articles were neatly wrapped and some sold for fol l,,ln,,C had been bid for pair of slippers, the young lady on opening the Dox found two pieces of banana peel. Those who thoroughly enjoyed the aft ernoon were Miss Eleanor Sloan, Miss Helen Leslie, Miss Ruth Willifo:i, Miss Annie Wagner, Miss Blanche Kellie, Miss Charlotte Crane, Miss Florence Herndon, Miss Lila Hawkins, Miss Mary Stevens, Miss Ruth Jess0p, Miss Helen Meany, Miss Martha Gar nett, Miss Ann Mckenzie, Miss Mabel Hooker and Miss Jessie Parker.
 Mrs. William F.. Rhodes and Mrs Plumer Wills entertained most de Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Rhodes on Garden street with a sunflower party. The coloI scheme of brown and yellow was car ried out most artistieally in the deco ratiOns and the refreshments. The af. ternOOn was devoted to the ever pOpu- lar game of i've hundred, at the close of which dainty prizes were awarded Mrs. James R. Lowry, receiving the high score, and Mrs. Deacon recei" ing the slam prize. All during the afternoon delicious punch was served. Those enjoying the afternoon were Mrs. o. H. Tucker, Mrs. Jack Rhein- hart, Mrs. Charles M. Raible, Mrs. A. Johns, Mrs. John N. Aitken, Mrs. William Greenwood, Mrs. James R. Lowry, Mrs. Sara Oberbeck, Mrs. Maurice L. Tribby, Mrs. E. w. Potter, Mrs. Deacon, Mrs. Rudolph Baehr, Mrs. Samuel Hin, Mrs. John H. Robinson, Mrs. Arthur W. Robin son and Miss Elizabeth Coates.
 One of the most delightful affairs of the week was the regular monthly dance given by the YavaPai club on Thursday evening at the club house, and was thoroughly enjoyable and very largely attended. Among those pres ent were Mir. and Mrs. LeRoy Andef- son, Mr and Mrs. Frank M. Ores cher, Mrs. J. C. Herndon, Mrs. Thomas G. Norris, Mrs Q. Longaere, Sr., Mrs. John J. Hawkins, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Peach, Mir. and Mrs. Frederick ?. Cruic6, MT. and Mrs. Paul Burks, Doctor and Mrs. Clarence E. YOunt, MT. and Mrs. Fred Hogue, MT. and Mrs. H. G. Coykendall, NIT. and Mrs. Herbert c. Shotwell, MT. and Mrs. Gilpin, Mir. and Mrs. George Nor man Hoffman, MT. and Mrs. Edward A. Kastner. Mrs. Thomas Nolan, Mir. and Mrs. Eugene Cadwalder Smith, the Misses Alice Adams, Lila flaw kins, Mabel Norris, Eleanor Sloan, Annie Wagner, Helen Leslie, Ruth Williford, Florence HerndOn, Char lotte Crane, Blanche Kellie, Carrie McNeil, Ruth JessOp, Jessie Parker, Helen Alexander, Elizabeth Bennett, Mary Stevens, Florence Jones, Ger trude Johnson, Gobie and Hill and the Teddie Decker, Doctor Clar- enee L. Cole, Frank Parks, Doctor R. W. Graham, H. H. Linnie, Frank Whipple, David Russell, Lieutenant Walter R. Talliaferro, Charles Robb, Edward Lejeune, C. A. Hinderer, Cary Wyne, George Norris, Orleans Long Vyne, Jr.. C. 4. Peter, Jr., R. $. Mason, Donald Mcqueen, Ball and Leslie C. Derrick.