Weekly journal-miner., 1910-11-09
CFrom Sundays Daily.)


 emnized Friday evening, November 4th. at S:3O o'clock, by tne Rev. H. W. Lathe. The house was beautifully decorated in American Beauty roses and carnations. Only the immediate relatives and friends were guests at the wedding, which included MT. Charles c. Miller, MT. George N. Mil Ter. MT. and Mrs. Harold A. Chever- ton and MT. William L. Dustin. NIT. and Mrs. .JOslin left for Phoenix to be the guests of Secretary of the Ter ritorv and Mrs. George U. Young dur ing Fair Week, and will then take an automobile trip through Southern Arizona. Upon their return they will reside at PA South Mount Yer uonr avenue, which residence was re- gently purchased by MT. JOslin from Mir Frank R. Stewart.
 MT. .Joslin arrived in Yavapal county in July, 1903, and was the manager of one of the large mines, until the fall of 1905. His business career in that capacity was com mendable, and he early won the high regard and good will of the com munity After resigning he came to Prescott to reside, and in the winter of 1906 engaged in the mining ma chinery business, organizing the well known Arizona Mine Supply com pany, which acquired the business of Brown Bros. MT. Joshn. was elected as its president, and continues in that responsible position.
 Previous to coming to Arizona, MT. Joslin was the cashier of the Chi cago Title and Trust company of Chicago, for many years, and fol lowed mining in the Lake Superior district. His relations with the pub lie have always been most agreeable, while personally his genial fellow ship and generous disposition nave made him a host of warm and last ing friends.
 His bride was for many years a resident of Omaha, Neb., and came to Prescott to reside in 1908, to look after mining interests near Dewey. She became a favorite in this city soon after her arrival, and is a woman of striking and pleasing personality. She is endeared to all who enjoy her acquaintance for her many beautiful traits of character and womanly devotion, that give her a charm. wherever she is known.
 The marriage of MT. and Mrs. Jos lin is one of the most popular that has ever been celebrated in this city, and in their journey through life they are followed by. the good will of all
 Mrs. Harry NJ. Thomas was de- lightful hostess on Wednesday after noon, when she entertained d few friends at. sewing in honor of Mrs. Chick of Philadelphia. Much merri- ment was caused by guessing the baby pictures of the guests. Mrs. Chick receiving the prize for the most successful guesses- Delicious re- treatments were served and an en- joyable afternoon spent by Mrs. M. H. Themas, Mrs. Chick, Mrs. Rood, Mrs. W. A. Drake, Mrs. R. N. Fred ericks, Mrs. William Nelson, Mrs. Kent and Mrs. W. L. Fox.
 Mrs. Hugo Richards invited the members of the Prescott Bridge Club for sewing on Tuesday, and had as her guests Mrs. T. c. Norris, Mrs. Leslie B. Larimer, Mrs. George Ed ward Meany, Mrs. Maud L. Baldwin, Mrs. Paul P. Hastings, Mrs. H. D. Aitken, Mrs O. A. Hesla, Mrs. Nor ris Goldwater and Miss Theresa Fredericks.
 MT. and Mrs. W. c. Loss were hosts at a Halloween Party on Sat urday evening, and the traditions of Hallowe Zen were carried out in stor- ies. games and walks of the ghosts. Those invited to be guests of MT. and Mrs Loss were MT. and Mrs. Charles McNally, Miss Edith Burt, Miss Mary Ward, Miss Robertson, Miss Bonnell. Miss Allie Wallhall, MT. David W. Russell, MT. George D. Morris, MT. Richard Lamson, MT. W. H. Sanders and MT. Robert Conneil.
 MT. and Mrs. Warren D. Baker invited the teachers of the Prescott Public schools to be their guests on Monday evening, when they enter tained at a. Halloween Party. Those invited were NIT. and Mrs. Glenn W. Persons, MT. Frank Hart, Miss Helen Edwards, Miss Louise Gibbs, Miss Nell Clemens. Miss Vorce, MT. Boss, Miss Ethel Hale, Miss Edith Armit- age. Mrs. Smith, Miss Florence Jones Miss Meta Dexter, Miss Robertson, Miss Perry, Miss Bischoff, Miss Cain. Mss Bonnell, Miss Lora Bitner, Miss Helen Piper, Miss Ward, Miss Butler, Miss Schuff and Miss Erion.
 Mrs. A. B. Peach entertained the members and friends of the Woman 's Auxiliary of the Episcopal church at luncheon on Thursday, at her home at Government Springs. A bountiful and delicious luncheon was enjoyed by the guests and most delightful day spent by Rev. J. Rock. wood Jenkins, MT. and Mrs. W. W Ross, Mrs. George Norman Hoffman Mrs. Alan Love, Mrs. George Wooster and Miss Fife.
 Miss Dorothy Hopkins of St. Jos eph's Academy, entertained her lit friandc Ho11orra Jan portx-