Weekly journal-miner., 1909-07-14

pleaSanJly enIeTJdlneu On 1uesuay a1 ternoon by Mrs. George Edward Meany at her home on Mount Vernon avenue, when she had as her guests Mrs. Morris Goldwater, Mrs. J. C.. Herndon, Mrs. Richard E. Sloan, Mrs. Harry R. Tritle, Mrs. Thomas G. Nor ris, Mrs. George w. Viekers, Mrs. A. W. Edwards and Mrs Francis l.. Wright.
 **
 ;e Mrs. Francis L. Wright was a 2hostess on Friday afternoon, when = she very delightfully."- entertained the ., Loco Ocho club at her home on South a Mount Vernon avenue. After the serving of dainty refreshments the !, high score prize was given Mrs. Ralph R. Glass and the consolation Eprize was awarded Mrs. Paul Burks. e.Those who enjoyed the afternoon s'were Mrs. Thomas c. Norris, Mrs. O. A Hesla, Mrs. Leslie B. Larimer, Mrs. Paul Burks, Mrs. J. c. Herndon, Mrs. Ralph R. Glass, Mrs. W. H. Boyle, and Mrs. George Edward ,,Meany.
 CI
 t Mrs. Geo. Tisdale entertained at ,ber home the past week Miss Sara .zLlewellyn and neice, Miss Edith En- 1,sign of Phoenix, who are en route +to Winslow and northern points for the summer.
 :fs
 Mr. and Mrs. Frederick P. Cruice isfeturned home Wednesday evening from two months visit in Detroit and a. few of the eastern cities. .= MT. and Mrs. J. A. Jager and their two children left Thursday for Los Angeles, where they will attend the - Elks' carnival ..
 Mrs. Frank M. Murphy and her mother and sister, Mrs. E. w. Meany and Miss Helen Meany, and Miss Ruth .-Dutro returned home Wednes- day evening from a two weeks visit at Crown King, where they were the guests of MT. Herbert Meany. Mrs. Meany and Miss Meany will remain a few weeks as the guests of Mrs, Murphy before they return to their home in Los Angeles. -N Dr. and Mrs. R. \. LOOney were among the excursionists on Thursday for Los Angeles, where they will en- joy the Elks' carnival and spend a few weeks vacation.
 Mrs. Harold 4. ChevertOn left last Sunday for Los Angeles, where she will spend a few weeks visiting with her mother. s Miss Pauline Johns left Thursday morning for Los Angeles, where she will spend 8 few weeks at the coast.
 George C. West has returned home from short visit spent in. Los An geles.
 Miss Emily Daniel left Sunday for Les Angeles, where she will spend a few days before going to Santa Bar bara to spend her vacation with Mrs. Paul P. Hastings, who is spending the summer in Santa Barbara.
 Ernest 4. Haggott of Los Angeles is spending few days in Prescott on business and renewing old acquaint- anees.
 Harold 4. ChevertOn will leave this
 ha spend a month taking charge of the bank in the Shelter City.
 Hon. Robt. E. Morrison and son Emmett left for Los Angeles, where they will join Mrs Morrison and fam fly, who are spending the summer at the coast.
 Mrs. John L. Munds and daughter, Miss Sadie Munds, and Miss Edith Gatfeld and Perry Ling left for Jer- ome, Monday, and will spend a few weeks camping in the Verde valley.
 Edward Meany returned home on Wednesday evening from a two weeks vacation spent at Crown King, where he was the guest of his brother, Herbert Meany.
 c. A. Peter, Jr., left Thursday for a short visit in Los Angeles.
 Miss Olive Fisher leaves Tuesday for Seattle, where she will join Lieu tenant and Mrs. B. D. DiekersOn, and will sail on the July transport for Alaska.
 Mrs. John c. Stephens entertained a few of the members of the Art sec tion at her pleasant home, on Grove avenue, West Prescott, on Friday af- ternoon The afternoon was delight fully spent in an interesting and in- structive discussion of Japanese Art and History. Delicious refreshments los ky ahar