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

Friday evening nj the Methodist
church Of Bessie Fox. Davis, contraito
singer, Of Chicago, promises TO be a
brilliant social as well nv musical
event. The following ladies are the
patronesses: Mrs. NJ. Goldwater, Mrs.
y. W. Wells, Mrs. II. d. Ross, Mrs.
W. A. Drake, Mrs. T. q. Norris, Mrs.
H. W. Heap, Mrs. A. b. Fox, Mrs. I.
3. Forest, Mrs. N. Levy, Mrs. II. T.
souhthworth, Mrs. X. NJ. Ling, Mrs. X.
n. Burmister, Mrs. q. c. Burmister,
Mrs II. X. Behn, Mrs. A. L. Smith,
Mrs ID. W. Biles, Mrs. j. J. Hawkins,
Miss M. Hiehsy.. 49,.
49, 49, a.. 49,.
On Thursay aftersoon, Mrs. r. N.
Looney has hostess at q Ave hun.
dred party, at 'hes home on North
Mount Vernon avenue, and entertain.
ed guests most Hospitality. Just NJ.
ter all the guests hnd arrived a
dainty and refreshing luncheon was
served at small tables, consisting Of
fruit, salad and ices, then the after.
noon was devoted 20 the ever popular
game Of five hundred. After a few
hours Of playing the prizes for the
afternoon were awarded, all Of which
were handsome hand painted china.
Mrs. Edward A. Kastner received the
high score prize--a plate, and Mrs.
Carl kurtz was given a very pretty
cup and saucer for the greatest mum.
Der Of slams. Mrs. John Merritt,
Mrs. Robert II. Burmister and Miss
Edith Armitage all had the same
number Of prosressions and on the
cut Mrh Merritt received the card
tray. The consolation prize was q
dainty little pin tray, which Miss
winniffed Frederieks was given. Mrs.
Looney WAS assisted during the after
noon by her sister, Miss Mamie Mayer,
Mrs. Paul A. Johns, Mrs. Clarence Z.
Yount, Mrs. George c. Ru6serr and
Mi@ Psuline Johns. Those who thor.
oughiy enjoyed the afternoon wers
Mrs. W. A. Drake, MrA. Richard Z.
Sloan, Mrs. Thomas @. Norris, Mrs.
B. e. Davis, Mrs. Charles McI.spe,
Mrs. A. A. Johns, Mn. Harold A.
Chevertos, Mrs. J. J. Fisher, Mrs.
J.. B. NTomlinson, NfS. John J. Hawk.
iis, Mrs. Harry NJ. Thomas, Mrs. Carl
Kurts, Mrs. Robert II. Burmister, Miss
winnifred Frederieks, Mrs. Harry
Brisley, Mrs. George W. Larimer,. Mrs.
Leslie b. Larirner, Mrs. Thomas No
Ian, Mrs. George Norman Hoffman,
Mrs. Paul Burhs, Mrs. w. II. Timer,
ho6, Mrs. +. 8. Clark, Mrs. Nathan
Levy, Mrs. ID. Levy, Mrs. Clarence T..
Yount, Mrs. o. II. Tucker, Mrs. Ed
Block, Mrs. David W. Biles, Mrs.
Harry W. Heap, Miss Edith Armitage,
Mrs. J. X. Mcdonnell, Mrs. shull.For.
est, Mrs. John Merritt, Mrs. George
c. Runner, Mrs. Paul A. Johns, Mrs.
Arthur W. Robinson, Mrs. James 9.
Lowry, Mrs. John NJ. Aiken, Mrs.
-. W. rum, -uIr. Sohh s"aS,ihk, -"fs'
Ralph X. Glass, Miss Harriet Jean
Oliver, Miss Eleanor Sloan, Mrs.
Harry X, Behn and Mrs. z. o. Brown.
A most delightful luncheon was
given Saturday afternoon by Mrs.
Paul Burks at her home at Whipple
Heights, in honor Of Mrs. Solomon
and Mrs. Thomas Nolan. The table
was very aftractively decorated with
sweet peas. and after the luncheon
the afternoon was spent playing
bridge. Mrs. Edward A. Kastner
won the prize for the high score and
Mrs. Thomas Nolan received the con
ISOLATION prize. Mrs. Burks had AZ
her guests Mrs. Solomon, Mrs. Thos.
Nolan, Mrs. Edward A. Kastner, Mrs.
Ralph X. Glass, Mrs. o. A. Hesla,
Mrs. Leslie u. Larimer and Mrs.
George Norman Hoffman.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. A. W. Ed
wards entertained the Prescott Bridge
club very pleasantly at her home on
East Gurley street, when she had as
her guest. Mrs. George W. Vickers,
Mrs. Morris Goldwater, Mrs. James
A. Hope, Mrs. Thomas @. Norris, Mrs.
George Edward Meany, Mrs. Harry
X. Tritle and Miss Theresa frederieks
and Mrs. Richard T.. Sloan.
Mrs. Leslie Il. Larimer was host
ess on Friday afternoon, when she en-
tertaiped the Loco Ocho club at her
home on Pleasant street. AZ the
close OF the afternoon Mrs. Ralph X.
Glass had made the highest score for
which she was given a very pretty