Weekly journal-miner., 1909-02-17

6oldWater entertained the Prescott
 Bridge Club very pleasantly at ne1
 home on South CoItez street Tn,
 guests of the afternoon were Mrs
 Francis L. Wright, Mrs. G. E. Meany
 Mrs. O. A. Hesla, Mrs. Thomas G
 Norris, Mrs. A. W. Edwards, and Mrs
 ". H. Doyle.
 An unusually pleasant five hundred
 party this week was the surprise party
 gwen Mrs. A. W. Robinson, at her
 home on Grove avenue, by a few of
 her friends. The afteroon was planned
 by Mrs. J. R. Lowry and Mrs. John H
 Robinson in honor of the birthday of
 Mrs. A. W. Robinson. The prizes
 were all tied in packages, and the one
 with the high score was the first to
 choose, then the most progressions, slams and the consolation taking what
 was left. Mrs. Oberbeek made the hign score for the afternoon, for which she received a pretty little Valentine. The most progressions were made by Mrs. MeLane, for which she received very pretty valentine, A very pret- ty cup and. saucer was awarded Mrs. John Merritt for the most slams and the eonsOlation,a "a very pretty cup and saucer, fell to the lot of Mrs. William Stewart.
 At the close of. the afternoon a very dainty luncheon. was served. Those who enjoyed the afternoon were Mrs. Charles MeLane, Mrs. W. H. Timer hotf, Mrs. George c. Ruffner, Mrs. J. B. Tomlinson, Ms. John H. Robinson, Mrs. J. ". Stewart, Mrs. Sadie Ober- beck, Mrs. A. A. Johns, Mrs. W. D. Baker, Mrs. J. M. Aitken, Mrs. aU- dolph Baehr, Mrs. John Merritt, Mrs Beatson, Mrs. Paul, Mrs, John Steph- ems, and Mrs. J. R. Lowry.
 Miss Mabel Norris entertained on Monday afternoon at her home on Mount Vernon avenue, the G. E. o. Club, to discuss literary topics as well as the popular ones of the day.
 A very jolly crowd of young peo- pie were delightfully."- entertained Fri day afternoon by Miss Florence Jones at her home on Mount Vernon avenue Tae young ladies have formed sew ing party and will meet each week at the different homes. Those who en- joyed the afternoon were Miss Ethel Wood, Miss Clara Hoff, Miss Elsie Bean, Miss Meta Dexter, Miss Minnie Gossman, Miss Marshall, Miss Gladfel- l ter, Miss Emma Duteher, Miss Flor | enee Cady, Miss Lora Bitnar, Miss Annie Jones and Miss Florence Jones. ]
 The regular monthly hop of the Va vapai Club on Thursday evening was brought to a very sad close early in | the evening by the sudden death of Mrs. H. c. Vincent at the Congress Hotel, where the dance was being held in the auditorium. As soon as the se- rious illness of Mrs. Vincent was an- nOuneed in the ball room, the dancing was stopped, and what promised to be a very happy dance for the club came to a sudden close.
 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Burks have re- turned home from a very interesting voyage of two months to the Tahiti Islands. ]
 R. N. Frederieks returned home Monday after a ten days visit at Gas ,le Hot Springs.
 Mrs. Miller of Dewey is visiting friends in Prescott.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Hope have re- turned home from Castle Hot Springs, where they spent the last week.
 Miss Theresa Frederieks returned nome Saturday from Castle Hot Springs, where she had very delight 'ul visit with friends for the past two weeks.
 o. .Longaere, Jr., is visiting with ais in town.
 !. MT. and Mrs. G. N. Hoffman went to Phoenix Saturday, to be gone about ten lays, where they will visit with rela- ives. aN
 A large crowd of Prescott people lave availed themselves of the exeur- [ ion to Phoenix on Saturday and Sun { lay. Among those to leave this morn ] ng for the Capital City are Mrs. John I. Robinson, Mrs. J. B. Cleveland, l drs. J. B. Tomlinson, Mrs. W. H. Tim I rhoff and Miss Harriet Jean Oliver. MT. and Mrs. Wallace Fairbanks and hildren left Saturday afternoon for I he east. a