Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-23

The Social Mirror [
(From Sunday's Daily)

Mrs. janice X. Lowry was q hostess
% Tuesday afternoon At a very de-
nghtfoi Ave hundred party, q, her
home on Grove avenue. The rooms
bad been very prettsly decorated with
cut flowers, and the chandeliers were
it.tooned with honeysSckle and wis.
TARA. Mrs. Lowry carried out an orig
nal idea In giving o punch TO each
player ecoring $500" or more a. any
ope able, and also prize for the most
points "set" during the afternoon.
After the serving Of dainty refresh
Dsnts,, Mrs. J. A. Miller was awarded
a pair of. -silssr sugar tonss for hav.
sg made the highest score. The most
Jans were made by Mrs. A. A. Johns,
Tor which she receiyed a silver olive
pOon. MI..-E. 8. Clark made the
mos, 5000. punches during the after
noon, and she received. a silver bon.
bon spoon. Mrs. Nathan Levy re.
ssiye3 a fancy deck Of cards for bid
ding mot wisely" but too much.
Those accepting Mr.. Lowry's in.
vitaton were Mrs. W. d. Baker, Mrs.
L. s. Clark, Mrs. II. A. Cncverton,
Mrs. J. A. Hope, Mrs. Eugent Cad
xslader Smith, Mrs. j. A. Miller Of
San Francisco, Mrs. J. W. Finn, MICS
Josephine De Kuhn, Mrs. d. Levy,
Mrs. F. o. Smith, Mrs. Nathan Levy,
Mn. Arthur Robinson, Mn. J. w.
Mines, Mrs. Charles II. McI.ane, Mrs.
Harry. NJ. Thomas, Mrs. Ed. Wright,
Mrs. A. A. Johns. Mrs. Thomas. E.
Campbell, Mrs. John NJ. Aiken, Mrs.
Ralph J. Roper, Mrs. Sadie Oberbeck,
Mrs. william Thomas.
On. Wednesday, Mrs. f. VI. Bailey
was hostess in compliment to her sis.
her, Miss Travis, who is her guest.
Progressive Military Five Hundred
VAS the game enjoyed during the af.
lefnoon. The tables, each represent;
ing color, were defended by four
ladies, their prowess being rewarded
by q. flower which was placed in o. a
basket at each respective table. The
fortunate ladies winning the highest
number OF trophies were Mrs. Nathan
Levy, Mrs. CotkeldaI, Mrs. Tom
'Soian, md 'Sfss'ay. Collins For
their. shili each WAS Even h dainty
tea spoon. At the end Of the after
noon an especially $atttaetive and
dainty menu was enjoyed. Among
the ladies present were Mrs. +. X.
stewart Mrs. Thos. Nolan, Mrs. solo
mon, Mrs II. G. cokyesdall, Mrs. p.
P. Hastings, Mrs. W. IL. Doyle, Mrs.
D. G. Kurtz, Mrs y. II. Collins, Mrs.
D. Levy, Mrs. J. B. Cleveland, Mrs..
:. q. Smith, Mrs. u. c. Smitn, Mrs. J.
W. Mines, Mrs. c. II. McLane, Mrs..
A. l.. Smith, Mrs. Nathan Levy, Mrs.
J. X. Lowry, Mrs. Saidee Obcrbeek,
Mrs. Y. =. Clark, Mrs. J. b. Tomlin.
con, Mrs. Arthur Robinson, Mrs. Chas.
Rafble. Mrs. ID. II. Biles, Mrs. Meyers
and Mis- Meta Dexter. .,
Mrs. Morris Goldwatcr entertained
the Prescott bridge club very pleasant
Iy on Tuesday afternoon, at her home
on South Cortez street, when she had
as her guests Mrs. Richard n. Sloan,
Mrs. Paul p. Hastings, Mrs.. George
Edward Meany, Mrs. Kenneth d. VIII,
ANS, Mr.. Harry y. THtle, An'
Ralph X. Glass and Miss Theresa NJ.
Frederieks..
Friday. afternoon the Friday Five
Hundred club was delightfully."- enter
tanned by Mrs. A. w. Edwards a, her
home on. Gurly street. Those who en-,
ioyed Mrs. Edwards hospitality were
Mrs. Thomas @. Norris, Mrs. Morris
Goldwater, Mrs. Richard f. Sloan,
Mrs. o. A. Hesla, Mrs. J. NJ. Watts,
Mrs. Ada Miller, Mrs. George W. Wick
em, Mrs. Harry r. Tritle and Mrs. r.
u. Gonzales ','~ft ir7
The Pythian sisters entertained
very delightfully."- Tuesday. evening at
Pyth:an hall The evening was pleas
autly spent playing five hundred, and
after the serving of Refreshments the
prizes we're awarded. Mrs. Sadie
Oberbeck for the ladies' hign score
and Mr.. +. o. Smith for the gentle
mems high score. Mrs. James X
Lowry and Mrs. Frederick q. Brechi
each had the same number Of slams
and on the cut Mrs. Lowry was award
ed the prize.
Monday morning Mrs. Thomas q
Norris was hostess at delightful
- aftar hauYs