Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-04-20

The Social Mirror

Mrs John !. Hawkins was "A hostos.
at one of the most charming parties
OF the week Friday afternoon. when
Mrs. Thomas g. job was the CUES,
pleasant afternoon very handsome cut
crystal vases were given Mrs. !. G.
Hcrndon and Mrs Robert II. Bur
mister for the high and consolation
prizes. Those who thoroughly enjoy
ed the afternoon were Mrs. Thomas
G. job, Mrs. Frederic ID. Evans, Mrs
Francis l.. Wright, Mrs. Thomas q
Norris, Mrs. John X. Miller, Mrs
Morris Goldwater, Mrs. J. G. Herndon
Mrs. Leslie Il. Lsrimer, Mrs. II. ID
Aitken, Mrs. o. A. Hesla, Mrs. J. J.
Fisher, Mrs. Hugo Richards, Mrs
q. r. Mesny, Mrs. ID. Fagerberg
Mrs. X. II. Burmister, Mrs. A. w. Ed
wards, Mrs. Thomas T.. Campbell
Miss Emma butcher, Miss Theresa
Fredericks and Miss Harriet Jean
Oliver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas G. Job were
dinner hosts on Saturday evening a,
their home ON North Mount Vernon
avenue, entertaining a few of their
friends most charmingly. Covers
were laid for Mr.. and Mrs. Job, Mr.
and Mrs. Hugo Richards, Mr. and
Mrs. Francis l.. Wright and Mr.. and
Mrs. X. y. Mason.
| Lieutenant and Mrs. Walter T.
Ginter entertained at a prettily ap
pointed dinner on Wednesday last and
had as their guests. Mrs. Frederic ID
Evans and Miss Harriet Jean Oliver
| The dinner given on Saturday even
ing by Captain and Mrs. John X
Miller at their home at Whipple Bar
racks were charming in all its appoint
ments. Captain and Mrs. Miller had
as their guests Captain and Mrs. Ed
ward T. Cole, Lieutenant and Mrs
James q. Taylor, Mrs. Frederic ID
Evans and the Lieutenants Jesse
CASTOR, Rowan p. Lemly and Merry
p. Schillerstrom.
Mrs. Thomas z. Campbell was q
hostess on Thursday afternoon at m
unusually prettiiy appointed luncheon
ut her home on south Pleasant street
when Mrs. Thomas G. Job was he
honorcd matron. The table deeora
tions were most beautiful in effect
After the luncheon the afternoon wat
| devoted to bridge, and at the close
Of the game the high score prize wal
won by Mrs. Hugo Richards. Mrs
Campbell's guests were Mrs. Thomas
G.. Job, Mrs. II. s. Mason, Mrs
Frederic ID. Evans, Mrs. John n
Miller, Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Hugo Rich
ards and Mrs. G. A. Peter, Sr.
One Of the pretty dinners Of tas
week was that given by Mrs. Frederic
d. Evans on Thursday evening when
she had As her guests Csptsin and
Mrs.. Edward T. Cole, Mrs. Walter e.
Gunster, Lieutenant q. @. Bartlett
and Orleans Longaere, Jr.
Mrs. Francis l.. Wright entertained
the Prescott Bridge club very pleas.
antiy on Tuesday afternoon At her
home on South Mount Vernon avenue,
when she had ~ her guests Mrs,
Morris Goldwater, Mrs. J. c. Herndon,
Mrs. A. w. Edwards, Mrs. Thomas q.
Norris, Mrs. Leslie b. Larimer, Mrs.
George Edward Meany, Mrs. Ralph J.
Roper, Mrs. II. ID. Aitken, Mrs. o. A.
Hcsla, Mrs. Paul n. Hastings, Miss
Theresa Fredericks and Miss Harriet
Jean Oliver.
Announcement cards are out of the
marriage Of Doctor Harry NJ. Elwood
and Miss Mary Elizabeth Gray at
st. Matthias Protestant Episcopal
church In Los Angeles, California, on
Wednesday noon, April the sixth.
Miss Gray is the eldest daughter Of
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Is situated near MeCabe, in a belt
that carries strong assures, and along
which indications are excellent for
making a good mine.
The Tiger Gold company's mill Is
running half q shift AT the present
time on ores from the Ora Belle,
under lease to sisss b Co., and in ad.
dition to a heavy yield in gold bull.
lion, the concentrate product was
heavy and would 20 to FL Psso later.