Weekly journal-miner., 1910-11-02

lowe'en favors were used as Iaule decora+ions and also effectively used in the ball room Among those pres ent were Mr. and Mrs. Crulee, MT and Mrs Heap. Mr and Mrs Roper, MT and Mrs. ShOtwell, NIT. and Mrs' n M Thomas. MT. and Mrs. Shea, Nr and Mrs. Stevens, MT. and Mrs. Kastner. MT. and Mrs. Hoffman, MT and Mrs. ChevertOn, MT. and Mrs; Tarimer. Dr. and Mrs. Blain, MT. ana Mrs. w. D. Baker, Mrs. Maud Bald win. Mrs. G. G. Palmer, Lieut.. and Mrs Gunster. Lieut.. and Mrs. Boiler, Lieut and Mrs Taylor, Major and Mrs Kirby, Misses Jessie Jones, Lora Bitner, Louise Gibbs, Helen Ed wards. Ethel Hale, Edith Armltage' Minnie Davis, Eleanor Sloan, Zada Ralston, Inez Reynolds, Robinson, Ferry and Emily Daniel; Lieut.. Col Wilder. Messrs. Jack Barber, Frank Hart. Edward Lejeune, Jack Nelson, Boss Snider, H. Blauvelt, David w.. Russell. William Waara, C. C. Miller, .,r. George Miller, Stewart, Andrew Baldwin. Hewitt, F. O. Smith, Stew art. R. NJ. Ling. Lieut.. Lemly, Perry Ling. w. A. Field, D. J. Thompson, Lieut.. Bartlett and Lieut.. Robinson.
 Dr. and Mrs. c. E. Yount were the hosts at a delightful dinner on Tues day evening. Beautiful chrysanthe- mums were used as an effective table decoration. Covers were laid for Dr. and Mrs. c. N. Barney, MT. and Mrs. M. B. Hazeltine, MT. and Mrs. G. E. Meany and pr. and Mrs. (. E- Yount.
 Mrs. W. H. Doyle entertained the Prescott Bridge Club on Tuesday at7 ternoon and had as her guests Mrs Hugo Richards, Mrs. J. M. Watts, Mrs. P. P. Hastings, Mrs. Maud L. Baldwin, Mrs. G. E. Meany, Mrs. j.. J. Fisher. Mrs. Morris Goldwater, Mrs. Ralph J. Roper, Mrs. J. J. Hawkins, Mrs George 5. Harrlson' Jr.. Mrs. O. A. Hesla and Mrs. H. D. Aitken.
 MT. A. W. Edwards was the host at dinner at the Yavapai Club, Wed nesday evening, when ne entertain ed MT. and Mrs. Leslie B. Larimer, hr. and Mrs. Harold A. Cheverton and MT. and Mrs. Paul P. Hastings.
 Mrs. John H. Robinson was the hostess at a most successful Five Hundred and Sewing Party on Fri day afternoon. The rooms were ar tistieally decorated with cut flowers. Among the fortunate prize winners were Mrs. A. L.. Smith for high score and Mrs. R. N. Looney for the most slams. Mrs. W. A. Drake was the lucky winner at the Sewing table. After the game delicious refresh ments were served, Mrs. Robinson being assisted by Mrs. W. H. Tim erhoff, Mrs. G. H. Paul, Mrs. c. c. Keeier, Miss Pauline Johns and Miss Florence Jones. Those invited were: Mesdames LeRoy Anderson, J. M. Aiken, J. s. Aeker, Harry Brisley, David H. Biles, W. D. Baker, J. R. Beatson, z. O.. Brown, F. c. Brecht, George Beach, Ed. Block, Paul Burks, Thomas E. Campbell, E. s. Clark, W. A. Cline, Frederick P. Cruiee, Harry Colvig, Harold A. Cheverton, W. A. Drake, Anna Elsner, W. L. Fox, Dixon Fagerberg, Morris Gold water, O. A. Hesla, Chas. H. Hook CT, E. S. Hays, George Norman Hoff- man, Paul P. Hastings, Haughy, A. A. Johns, T. NJ Jones, Miss Jones, Florence Jones. P. A. Johns, Paul. inc Johns, J. A. Jaeger, Chas, C. Keeler. Fred Kessler, W. T. King, Carl Kurtz, D. Levy, Nathan Levy, R. N. Looney. Leslie B. Larimer, Wm. Lloyd, W C. Loss, James R. Lowry, Allen Love. J. S. Merritt, E. H. Meek, J. w. Mines, Julia Mur- phy. T. Marks, H. NJ. Maus, Miss Moore, George Edward Meany, Ada Miller, Charles H. McLane, William Nelson. Nash, Sarah Overbeek, G. H. Paul, W. E. Paul, George c. Ruffner, W. E. Rhodes. Charles NJ. Raible, W. W. Ross, Hugo Richards, Ralph J. Roper, W V. Radley, A. Richard son. Rood, J. W. Stewart, F. O.. Smith, A. L. Smith, Ed Shumate, H. c. Shotwell. H. T.. SOuthworth, w. H. Timerhoff, l. B. Tomlinson, Sarah W. Trego, O.. H. Tucker; J. A. Trib- by, Hummer Wills. Watson, James Whetstine, Samuel Wallace, Mrs. A.. L. Smith and Mrs. Allen Love cut for high score Mrs. Smith drawing the lucky card, was awarded a nand- some mahogany tray with silver rim. Mrs. J. R. Lowry won slam prize, which was a silver fern bowl. At the sewing table ten ladies cut for the prize. a beautiful landscape in water colors, which was given to Mrs. W. A. Drake.
 Among those enjoying the dance at Odd Fellows Hall on Monday even ing were Mir. and Mrs. W. c. Loss, Mir. and Mrs. McNally, MT. and Mrs. Curtiss, Misses Gibbs, Edwards, Bit ner, Davis. Hale. Armitage, Sloan, Burt, Davis, Milnes, and Messrs. Hart, Mcintosh, Moore. Ray Vyne, Gary Vyne. Perry Ling, Chester Crawford. George Meade, George Morris. Edward Leieune, Boss, Duffy, William Waara, Arthur Gales and Frank Goodman.
 Miss Mamie Cain entertained at a