Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-04-06

Id parties, lectures, dinners or
s, and We are all proving what
Ding victims we are TO the game
pleasure.
Never before has 20 much gaiety
en chronicled in such q short
bee Of time 40 has been this last
ek.
Mr.. Ed. Block entertained a nun,.
Of her friends most charmingly
Fridayafternoon, at q "Supersti.
n" party. Tho guests were first
ertained Mt luncheon given at the
vapai Club, and a. they arrived
q to walk under a ladder into the
ling room, and all along their
thway were black cats. The
bles were 30 arranged that At each
re were thirteen, and Ut each place
( was spilled on the cloth. The
ples were all decorated with largo
nches Of peacock feathers and piu.
"a ferns. The place cards were
beedingly handsome hand.painted
lcock feathers. The knives were
laid with the blade up, and scis.
b, files and pins were ut each
zee, (the superstition Of cutting
endship). A broken mirror was
very conspicuous part of the dec
tion, and each lady present told
ne superstitious story. After the
cheon, dozens Of gorgeously gown.
women went 70 Mrs. Block Is
me and enjoyed the still popular
PIE Of Five Hundred, and every.
hy was charmed with the after.
pn's diversions. At the Club all
ns had been unlucky, and at the
bse everything was exceedingly
Dky. The house had been profusely
forated with old shoes, fouf. leaf
vers and horseshoes. As they en-
led the hall "Aladdin's Lamp
Fned on n table so that all could
IL and wish, and on the newell
~ sat Billiken,, so that any who
sed his foot would forever after
20 good luck. when the ladies
ne down stairs the new moon was
et decidedly visible over the
Bght' shoulder. The score cards
70 four-leaf clovers, and all the
res were genuine Indian silver
|astika rings, bracelets and spoons.
Ach guest was given little net
3, and for each progression re.
we'd a good luck penny. At the
)se Of the afternoon, Mrs. J. J.
her had no progressions, SO for
Pk was given Lincoln penny.
De- prizes were distributed 20 Mrs.
(arles II. McLane for high score,
ts. James X. Lowry for the great
number Of PROFESSIONS, and the
I'm prize was given to Mrs. Frank
8 Foster. Those who thoroughly
foyed Mrs. Blocks hospitality
IRE Mrs. Leroy Anderson, Miss
eephine DeKuhn, Mrs. II. +. Arm.
Dge, Miss Edith Armitage, Mrs. II.
Aitken, Mrs. J. NJ. Aitken, Mrs.
A. Beach, Mrs. W. ID. Baker, Mrs.
8. Clark, Mrs. Thomas f. Camp
ID, Mrs. Harold A. Cheverton, Mrs.
)ederic ID. Evans, Miss Emma
btcher, Miss Meta Dexter, Mrs. A.
Edwards, Mrs. Harry Brisley,
-. j. j. Fisher, Mrs. Frank w.
ster, Mrs. william l.. Fox, Mrs.
prris Goldwater, Mrs. John c.
rndon, Mrs. Harry w. Heap, Mrs.
hn J. Hawkins, Mrs. Paul p. Hast
Do, Mrs. George Norman Hoffman,
ss Clara Hoff, Mrs. N. b. Hasel.
%, Mrs. Anthony A. Johns, Mrs.
)omss C. Job, Mrs. w. A. Cline,
b. Edward A. Kastner, Mrs. Hart,
.. D. Levy, Mrs. Nathan Levy,
b. James r. Lowry, Mrs. Leslie
LariIher, Mrs. William Lloyd,
D. Ada Miller, Mrs. r. 8. Mas.
MYs. J. w. Mines, Nrs. II. N.
Aus, Mr. George Edward Neany,
b. CHARLES II. McLane, Mrs. John
Miller, Mrs. Thomas @. Norris,
~. Sara Obcrbeck, Mrs. G. A.
(tcr, Mrs. George G. RuffneT, Mrs.
Pgo Richards, Mrs. w. w. Ross,
-. John Mason Ross, Mrs. Eugene
(dwalder Smith, Mrs. +. o. Smith,
Re. Harry T. Southworth, Mrs.
hrry M. Thomas, Miss Sara Trego,
~. James q. Taylor, Mrs. Ed.
bright and Mrs. Francis L. Wright.
One Of the most enjoyable parties
the week was that given at the
>me of Mrs. ID. Levy on Tuesday
ternoon. The house had been very
tistically decorated with fruit
ossoms. The afternoons diversion
hs Five Hundred, and the prizes,
hich were all handsome Indian bas-
PTS, were awarded Mrs. +. o. Smith
n the high score, Mrs. Anthony A.
pins received the prize for the
featest number Of slams and the
pnsolation fell to the lot of Mrs.
PIN Mason Ross. Those who en-
dyed the afternoon were Mrs. Harry
!. Thomas, Mrs. John M. Aitken,
krs. Harry T. southworth, Mrs. Ed.
fright, Mrs. Anthony A. Johns, Mrs.
PIN II. Robinson, Mrs. F. o. Smith,
(rs. Eugene Cadwalder Smith, Mrs.
w. Stewart, Mrs. J. w. Mines,
rs. william Nelson, Mrs. 2. O.
lrown, Mrs. Henry +. Ashurst, Mrs.
|ohn Mason Ross, Mrs. George G.
(uffner, Mrs. q. A. Beach, Mrs.
rilliam l.. Fox, Mrs. J. b. Cleve-
And, Mrs. o. II. Tucker, Mrs. Ralph
|. Roper, Mrs. M. G. Harris, Mrs.
william A. Drake, Mrs. II. M. Maus,
Yrs. Reese M. Ling, Mrs. Frank W..
foster, Mrs. John Merritt, Mrs. II.