Weekly journal-miner., 1910-10-05
 He Social Mirror
(From Sundays Daily.l


 Everyone present had his or her fu- ture forecast. Those enjoying the evening were Misses Alice Fitzgerald, Nellie Barrett, Evelyn Jones, Cecil Rees, Vera McNulty, Mae Gratz, Gladys Renders, Elizabeth Smith, Clara Franco, Grace Angevine, Kath- erine Hickey, Anna Murphy, Enid Dunn, Mabel Bacon, Mary Fitzgerald, Eva Tinsler, Florence Dean, Blanche Mcdonald, Leona Murphy, Winnifred Mayer, Grace Gratz, Genevieve Lynch, Zelma Lannon, Dorothy Day, Edna Zettler, May Cabil, Winnifred Gratz, Ina Owen, Lela Holt, Delma Goldborough, Messrs. James Buckley, Beverly Burk, Malcolm Barrett, Willie Hughes, Fred McMahon and Robert Geimer.
 Mrs. G. G. Bartlett was the motif for a very delightful Bridge party on Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Edwin T. Cole, at whipple Barracks. After the serving of de- lieious refreshments Mrs. Henry Kir- by was awarded the prize for the high score. Mrs. Cole had as her guests Mrs. Henry Kirby, Mrs. John K. Miller, Mrs. G. G. Bartlett and Miss Harriet Jean Oliver.
 Mrs. Arthur P. Watts entertained on Saturday afternoon complimentary to Mrs. G. G.. Bartlett at a most en- ioyable Bridge party. At the close of a delightful game the high score prize was won by Mrs. John K. Mil Ter. Mrs. Watts had as her guests Mrs. Henry Kirby, Mrs. John K. Miller, Mrs. c. G. Bartlett and Miss Harriet Jean Oliver.
 Mrs. John J. Hawkins entertained on Monday afternoon with a delight ful porch party in honor of Mrs. Kent, mother of Judge Kent. Mrs. Hawkins guests were Mrs. Kent, Miss Jenkins, Mrs. Timerhoff, Mrs. Longaere, Mrs. w.. W. Ross, Mrs. F. O. Smith, Mrs. Hugo Richards, Mrs. R. N. Frederieks, Mrs. Shotwell and Miss Frederieks.
 A very pretty late September we'd ding occurred in Flagstaff, last week, when Miss Marjorie Pooler, daughter of Mrs. Edwina c. Pooler, and sister of MT. Frank c. Pooler of the For estry Service, in Albuquerque, was joined in wedloek to MT. George A. Piekel of Flagstaff. About thirty of the immediate friends of both families witnessed the ceremony, it being the beautiful ring service of the Episcopal church. The petite bride looked charmingly sweet in her gown of white silk organdie over taffeta. She was attended by her sister, Edyth, who was attired in a becoming gown of pale green sOie, the mother making a dignified and handsome appearance as matron in a dress of pale lavender silk with old lace. The brothers of the bride had each come from their respective places of residence to be present on this suspicious occasion. The bride is well known in Preseott's social circle, having resided here same years ago with her family, filling the posi- tion of Forestry Clerk during her brother Franks ineumbeney of the office of Forest Supervisor here, and enjoying a wide popularity among the young people of the city. The groom is long time resident of where his father is en- gagged in business with the Babbitt Bros, he himself holding a respon- sible position with that firm at the present time, and is a prime favorite his friends, being especially popular in baseball circles. After the usual congratulations being ex- tended the happy couple, a tempting collation. was served by the Messrs. PoOler, in which they were assisted by Messrs. Earl Slipher and Harlow Wilson, who, needless to add, did themselves proud in their service. The contracting parties left immedi- ately after amid a shower of rice, old shoes, etc, for a brief honey moon at the Grand Canyon. The presents were handsome and numer- ous, many valuable gifts of house. hold furnishings being received, which will add materially to the beau ty and comfort of their home. MT. and Mrs. Rickel will be at home to their friends in charmingly furn-