Weekly journal-miner., 1909-11-17
| He Social Mirror
 

Thursday evening Mrs. John J. Hawkins presided at a very pretty appointed dinner. The table was ar tisticalIy decorated with American Beauty roses. Mrs. Hawkins had as her guests Mrs. J. c. Herndon, Mrs. Thomas G. Norris, Miss Florence Herndon. Miss Lila Hawkins and the Messrs. David Russell and Frank Pooler.
 Mrs. Thomas G. Norris entertained at very pretty dinner Tuesday eve ming when the entire color scheme was pink and very artistieally ear ried out in all the table appoint ments. After dinner the guests all enjoyed the evening with bridge, the affair being given in honor of the Prescott Bridge club. Mrs. Norris, guests included Mrs. Morris Gold water, Mrs: J. C. HerndOn, Mrs. John J. Hawkins, Mrs. Paul P. Hastings, Mrs. William H. Doyle, Mrs. Francis l.. Wright, Miss Elizabeth GOldwater, Miss Theresa Frederieks. The high score prize for the evening was won by Miss Goldwater, and Mrs. John J. Hawkins was awarded the eOnsOla- tiOn prize.
 Captain Clarence L. Cole was a din ner host Sunday evening at very prettily appointed dinner at the Yav- apai club. complimentary to Captain and Mrs. John K. Miller Captain Coles guests were Captain and Mrs. Miller, Mrs. A. M. Cole, Miss Mabel Norris and Lieutenant Charles L. Sampson.
 Miss Wilhelmina Gossman and Miss Meta Dexter entertained a few of their friends most delightfully."- on Wednesday evening at whist. Those who thoroughly enjoyed the evening were Miss Florence Jones, Miss Annie Jones. Miss Emma Duteher, Miss Ann Mckenzie, Miss Lila Hawkins, and the Messrs. A. c. Truax, Richard Lamson, Robert Macintosh, David Russell, H. H. Linney and Frank Hart.
 Mrs. Francis L.. Wright entertained very pleasantly Saturday evening at bridge, when she had as her guests Mrs. Morris Goldwater, Miss Eliza beth Goldwater, Mrs. Thomas G. Nor ris. Mrs. J. c. Herndon, Mrs. William A. Doyle, Mrs. O. A. Hesla, Miss Theresa Frederieks and Miss Ann Me Kenzie.
 A delightful thimble party was siv- en on Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. David Biles at her attractive home on South Marina street. Quantities of American Beauty roses added their fragrance to the pretty rooms which were filled with the many friends of this dear young hostess. During the afternoon, Mrs. Howard DarrOw sang a Spanish love song, and Miss Mar garet Shun, who has just returned from Chicago, where she enjoyed the rare privilege of studying under the finest instructors in the University of Music, gave two dainty vocal num- bers which fitted the exquisite deli eacy of her voice to perfection. Both ladies were the recipients of un- stinted applause. In deeiPhering the intrieaeies of the game, "The Art Gallery. or Museum of Wonders. '' Miss Vera Moore proved to be most skillful and captured the trophy, hand painted china salt and pepper boxes the handiwOrk of Mrs. Isabelle For rest. while Mrs. Charles Keeler was consoled for her lack of success by being awarded a pretty china coffee cup. Miss Shull assisted her sister lin the service of refreshments which followed and a merry time ensued un' til late hour. The ladies present were Mrs. Isabelle Forrest, Mrs. Harry Colvig, Mrs. Chaa MeLane, Mrs.
 Stanley Watson, Mrs. Fred Breeht
 Mrs. A. B. Peach, Mrs. E. H. Meek
 Mrs. J. w. Mines, Mrs. A. L. Smith
 Mrs. G. Wood, Mrs. L. Pfau, Mrs Milton Tregallis, Mrs. Howard Oar
 TOW, Mrs. A. B. Fox, Mrs. J. $ Aeker, Mrs. G. Paul, Mrs. c. M Raible, Mrs. Arthur Davenport, Mrs