Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-01-27
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were husts at five hundred par
.r Monday evening, and enter.
,.l few Of their friends most
,,r gly at their home on Pleasant
,er The ladies' high score was
nile by Mrs. q. r.. Meany, for which
fra, we'd handsome hand painted
d, auJ saucer. Mr.. Harry Thomas
|,en,l hand painted picture frame
having made the highest score Of
gentlemen. Mrs. Edward A.
,,ucr made the most slams of any
tie ladies'. for which she was given
baud painted picture frame. The
81 score for slams of the men was
sie hy Mr.. Edward A. Kastner, for
hieh hc received a hand-painted stick
% holder. Mrs. j. Harvey Blain and
A. J.. - Kehr each received a fancy
eek of cards for the consolation. Those
ho enjoyed Mr.. and Mrs. Hoffman s
oTiiaIty were Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ.
iau., Dr. and Mrs. J. Harvey Blain,
w. and Mrs. w. II. TimernoH, Mr..
rl Mr., Il. A. Kehr, Mr.. and Mrs.
barr, NJ Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. q. T..
leanv, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brisley,
Mr. and Mrs. W. ID. Baker, Mr.. and
lr Edward A. Kastner, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ea.pb laight, Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. job.
Ir T.. :. Clark and Miss Armstrong.
Thursday afternoon Miss Theresa
redcricks entertained the Loco Ocho
lub very delightfully."- at her home on
souih Pleasant street. Mrs. q. T..
bleany received fancy box with two
Eetks Of playing cards for the high
k,orc prize, and Mrs. Ralph r. Glass
wa' gwen waite and gold cup and
saucer for the consolation. Miss Fred.
,rek. guests were Mrs. Francis l..
Wright. Mrs. Ralph X. Glass, Mrs. q.
4. iia.ie Mrs Leslie " I.ar,mar. Ms
! H. p. Aiken. Mrs. W. II. Doyle. Mrs.
g. T. Meauy and Mrs. George Cotton.
Mr. and Mrs. q. T.. Meany were
alarming hosts at well appointed
dinner on saturday evening when they
entertained Mr. and Mrs. Rober, II.
Burmi,tcr and Doctor and Mrs. &. T..
Yoart
\ most entertaining program was
given ou Thursday evening by the Of
a'er, and members of Golden Rule
Chapter No. /, q. T.. =. at the new
Masonic Temple. The early part of
'he evening was pleasantly spent with
The following program: \ recitation
by Harry llarter, recitation by Miss
Grace Graves, song by Miss Blake, rec
'at.on by Miss Grace Graves. The
large room on the second floor. TO be
u'ed rs the telephone room. was pref
ty decorated and used for n card
loom About sixty guests enjoyed the
evening playing FIVE hundred. At the
close Of the evening Mrs. George {.
Rufner was given silver call bell
for having made the highest score for
The ladies'. Doctor X. y. Loonoy
made the high score for the gentle
men, for which he was given n silver
nail file IN a leather case. Mrs. Nath-
an Levy and Mrs. John ii. Robinson
each had the same number of slams
and on the cut Mrs. Levy was pro
ented with fancy deck of cards.
Mr. j. c. Bradbury made the most
slams of the gentlemen for which he
received "a fancy deck Of cards.
The younger set enjoyed the evening
dancing in the parlors. All during
'he evening a delicious punch was
served by Mrs. w. II. Timernof and
Mrs, Paul. The music for the dancing
was furnished by Mrs. Smiths or
ehestfa.
Mrs. q. +. Meany was a hostess at
IN informal bridge party on Tuesday
afternoon when she entertained Mrs'
D. j. Hawkins, Mrs. Francis l.. Wright
and Mrs. Morris Goldwater
Miss Olive Fisher left Saturday
morning for Phoenix, where she VIII
visit with her sister, Mrs. Harry h.
Tritle.
Mr. and Mrs. George c. West re-
turned home Tuesday evening from
visit in Topeka, Kan. Mrs. West nas
been visiting with relatives in Kan
'as and Colorado for several months
Mrs. j. A. Edison, of Kansas City
arrived at whipple Barracks Thurs
day evening, where she IN the guest
f" her daughter, Mrs. Kenneth j. WI
lams.
Irene Dady and Louise Hill very