Weekly journal-miner., 1909-03-31
We Social Mirror
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From Sunds
 The Five Hundred Club was very pleasantly entertained on Friday af, teTnoOn by Mrs. R. E. Sloan at her home on North Mount Vernon avenue Mrs. Sloan's guests for the afternoon were Mrs. Hugo Richards, Mrs. A. w. Edwards, Mrs. II. D. Aitken, Mrs Thomas G. Norris, Mrs. Morris Gold water, Mrs. J. M. Watts. Mrs. Francis L. Wright and Mrs. O. A. Hesla. Mrs. Morris Goldwatcr was a hostess oB Tuesday afternoon and very pleas antly entertained the Prescott Bridge Club at her home on South Cortez street. Those. enjoying the afternoon were Mrs. Thomas G. Norris, Mrs. A. W. Edwards, Mrs. Francis L. Wright, Mrs. Ralph R. Glass, Ms. Leslie B. Larimer, Miss Theresa F.e3erieks and Miss Olive Fisher.
 Monday afternoon Mrs. c. E. Meany entertained the G. E. O. Club at Ter home on Mount Vernon avenue, and the topic of study for the afternoon was South America.
 1 Thursday evening the PTeseottOnians were aosts at very delightful dance given at the odd Fellows Hall. Those who enjoyed dancing to Mrs. Smiths music were: NIT. and Mrs. Maurice Tribby, Mr and Mrs. L. A. Kehr, MT. and Mrs. II. A. Barre, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Roper, MT. and Mrs. W. G. Green wood, MT. and Mrs. C. N. Shaw, MT. and Mrs. J. A. Norton, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Anderson, Mrs. Binford, Misses Gibbs, Marshall, Thomas, Davis, Ed wards, Burt, Bitner, Gleadle, Cady, Gossman. Armitage, Dexter, Florence Jones, Fisher; Messrs. Thomas, Hart, Orthel, Beleher, G. O. Vyne, Ray Vyne, Brown, Peter, Tilley, Whipple, Decker, Truax. Ling, Lamson, Warra, Compton, and Lejeune.
 Orleans Longaere, IT,, was host Saturday evenig at a dinner given at Hotel St. Michael in honor of MT. G. T. Chapman, a prominent mining man of Webb City, Mo Covers were laid for the Messrs. F. s. Veile, consulting engineer of the Arizona Power Com pany, F. W. Stehr, treasurer of the power company, John Mason Ross and A. W. Edwards.
 The Crescent Bible Class of the Congregational Sunday School held their annual banquet Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Walter Hill on Park avenue.
 Twenty-eight members sat down to enjoy the splendid menu which had been prepared under the direction of Miss Ruby Loy, chairman of the so- eial committee. After all had eaten and drunken and swapped yarns for an hour, the toastmaster, MT. Morris Payne. called on several to respond on various subjects The speech of MT. | Stanley Payne on "Mixing in the Class" was replete with the wisdom of grandfather and provoked roars of laughter. Quite evidently this young man IS a close and intelligent ob- server of the natural proclivities of young ladies and gentlemen. Music rendered by Miss Drake and Miss Will liams was particularly appreciated. A most delightful evening was enjoyed by all. The class, whien is said to be the largest in Arizona, full sustained it's reputation of having a 'bully good time.' New officers were elect ed Morris Payne, president; Miss Marie Curtis, secretary; Miss Reibling, treasurer; Robert Wells, chairman of membership committee; Miss Alma Creekmur, chairman social committee; Miss Craighead, chairman refreshments; Miss Lucille Morrison, chairman wis iting committee.
 Master Jim Smith celebrated his tenth birthday on Saturday afternoon at the home of his parents on Mt. Yer non avenue. Much amusement and in terest was manifested in the game of the Irishman's Pipe, and Jack Hazel tine was the fortunate winner of the trophy, a piece of Supai Indian pot tery, Lemar Norviel winning the dime in the birthday cake
 The luncheon table was graeed with center piece of scarlet flax, with sprays of pepper bOughs. The guests of the afternoon were: Lemar Nor ! b.