Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-30

entertained a few Of her friends nj
a most enjoyable FIVE hundred party.
After the serving Of delicious re-.
freshments the prizes for the after.
noon were awarded. Mrs. A. l.. Smith
was given silver cream iadle for
having made the highest score. The
most progressions were made by Mrs.
Mae G. Weaver, for which she re-
ceived silver olive spoon. Mrs.
Thomas e. Job made the greatest
number Of slsms--the prize for the
slams being n Doulton china cup and
sancer. The consolation prize -
drawn work haudkerchief--was award.
ed Miss Pauline Johns. Mrs. Johns
was assisted during the afternoon by
her sister, Mrs John VI. Aitken.
Those accepting Mrs. John hispitai.
iiy were Mrs. a. Il. Smith, Mrs Ralph
j. Roper, Mas. J. Fisher, Mrs.
Charles II. McI.sbe, Mrs. Harry NJ.
Thomas. Mrs George Edward Meany,
Mrs. John l.. Munds, Miss Pauline
Johns, Mrs. Sara Obefbeck, Mrs.
James A. Hope, Mr.. Harold A. .Chev.
srtOn, Mrs. Ed s. Wright, Mrs. Frank
N. Drescher, Mrs. Nathan Levy, Mrs.
ID. Levy, Mrs. o. II. Tucker, Mrs. J..
W. Mines, Mn. Sam, Hill, Mrs. Ar
thur W. Robinson, Mrs. James X.
Lowry, Mrs. Frederick q. Brecht, Mrs.
Morris GoIdwater, Mrs. Harry r.
Tritle, Mrs.. George &C. Ruffner, Mrs.
J. "A. Miller, Mrs. Mae c. Weaver,
Mrs. b. o. Smith, Mrs. Eugene Cad.
walder Smith, Mrs. John VI. Aitken,
Mrs Rudolph Baehr, Mrs. b. II.
Weaver, Mrs. Paul A. Johns, Mrs. II.
q. Coykendall, Mrs. Samuel W. Wal
lace, Mrs. r.. n. Loonsy, Mrs. W. II.
TimerhnfY, Miss Mamie Mayer, Mrs.
John H.. Robinson, Mrs. J. b. Tom.
bnson, Mrs r. c.. lob.
Mr.. and Mrs Francis l.. Wright
have returned 70. their home after
an enjoyable outing spent in Los
Angeles. .,4.
Colonel Harry o. Perley, chief Of
the medical department Of the Colo.
RADIO, is making his annual inspection
at whipple Barracks while at whip.
pie Colonel Peslsy 10 the guest Of
DR.. Clarence 1eR. Cole.
Mrs. Frank NJ. Murphy and Miss
Ruth Dutro left Monday morning for
Crown King, whore they will visit
for two weeks with Mrs. Murphy's
mother, Mrs. T.. W. Meany.
Miss Alice Adsms has returned
home from Ann Arbor, Mich, where
she has been attending the Ann Ar
Dor college for the past year.
Major and Mrs. G. G. walcutt, JrY
have postponed their visit to Pres.
colt until the seventh Of July. Major
walcutt has just been appointed quar-
termsster Of the transport Buford, and
will take charge Of the transport,
sailing from Seattle on the fifth Of
August for the Philippines.
Governor Richard 4. Sloan has re
turned from his outing spent at Oak
creek, and will spend the sumner
months with his family in Prescott.
Lieutenant John II. Baker has re
turned to Whipple from the range,
where he has been for the past month,
attending target practice. Lieuten-
ant Baker will leave shortly on leave
and will not be retired until Septem-
Der.
The Misses Erin Morrison, Esther
Willis, Olive Buckley and Minnie
Seaman returned "Wednesday evening
from weeks visit at the Grand
Canyon. These young ladies com
posed the graduating class Of the 81.
Joseph's academy and spent the week
at the Grand Canyon "a the guests
Of the Knights Of Columbus.
isltuttnaht anu hI-. h'hh'AH
Williams expect 10 leave Whipple
Barracks about the fifteenth Of July
FOR their new station at Fort Doug.
las, near Salt Lake City, Utah. Lieu
tenant Williams has been the con
strueting qnsrtermaster at Wbipple
for the past eight months, and while
here both he aud Mrs. Williams have
made many, friends, all Of whom are
very sorry to .see them transferred
Mrs. Paul p. Hastings and her two
children left Sunday morning for Los
Angeles, where they will spend the
summer months.
Mrs. J. X. Mcdonnell and her three
children left Friday for the coast
Mrs. Mcdonnell was accompanied by
the Misses Erin and Juanita Morrison
all Of whom win join their mother
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