Weekly journal-miner., 1910-02-23
He Social Mirror
 

OS
 A. L. Smith entertained at dinner
 at the Yavapai Club in honor of MT.
 and Mrs. J. H. Portugal and MT.
 Merganthaler.
 Miss Irene Hesla was a card host
 ess on Saturday evening at her home
 on South Mount Vernon avenue,
 where several tables were very hap oily entertained. Miss Hesla was as-
 sisted during the evening by % her
 mother, Mrs. O. A. Hesla. The rooms
 had been very prettily decorated with red hearts. After the dainty prizes
 had been presented to the winners of the games, delicious refreshments
 were served. Among the players
 were the Misses Mildred Sprague,
 Ethel Fisher, Sadie Munds, Fanny
 Thomas, Myrtle Stephens, Frances Hertzler, Lila Andrews, Eva Behn, Eva French, Helen Hills, and the Messrs. Jack Crawford, Chester Craw- ford, Glae Paul, Andrew Baldwin, Harold Elliott, William Norris, Doug las Aitken, Marvin Piper, Jean Eads and Perry Ling.
 Mrs. J. c. Herndon entertained very delightfully."- on Thursday even- ing, complimentary to her house guest, Mrs. George H. Cook. The guests or the evening were the members of the Bridge Club. Mrs. Cook received the guest prize, and the high score prize was awarded Mrs. William H. Doyle, while the consolation prize fell to the lot of Mrs. Thomas c. Job.
 Mr. and Mrs. R. s. Mason enter tained Thursday evening at a hand somely appointed dinner, compliments ary to their house guests, MT. and Mrs. Portugal of Salt Lake City. The | table decorations were exquisitely | dainty pink carnations. Those invited | to meet the guests of honor were MT. and Mrs. LeRoy Anderson, MT. and Mrs. Francis L. Wright and Miss Theresa Fredericks.
 Saturday evening Miss Florence Herndon entertained delightfully."- at cards in honor of Miss Mabel Norris. - s+ #%=
 Miss Lynn Mohn was a delight ful hostess at a card party given at he home of her sister, Mrs. Barrett, ,n Grove avenue. Progressive five hundred was played, and the high score prize, a hand painted plate, was awarded Miss Dollie Butler, and the gentleman's prize, book, was won by MT. Orthell. The consolation prize fell to MT. Macintosh. During he evening dainty refreshments were served.
 On Tuesday afternoon the auxiliary to the Christian Woman's Board of of the Christian church en- 5ertained for Mrs. Bessie Farrar Madsen of India, at the rooms of Rev. and Mrs. Carpenter, Congress Annex. About thirty ladies enjoyed he afternoon, one of the pleasant fea- lures of which was a reading by Mrs. H. T., Southworth, entitled "The Road to Heaven.' Mrs. Madsen then rave the ladies a demonstration of 'Hindi style," donning in their presence the native dress or "sari," which consists of eleven yards of goods skillfully draped into an ar .istie dress or drapery, without the lse of hook, button or pin. She hen gave an interesting talk on In- lia. Miss Snuff, a returned mission Try of the Lutheran church, brought words of greeting. A dainty luncheon vas served and pleasant and profit lble afternoon was spent.
 Mrs. Guy G. Palmer and two child 'en left Saturday morning for Los Angeles, where they will visit for wo or three months. Captain Palmer accompanied them as far as Ash Fork.
 MT. and Mrs. Wallace Fairbank eft Wednesday for Chicago, where hey will visit for several weeks with elatives.
 Rev. L. W. Wheatley, formerly of his city, but now pastor of the First church of Tucson, left for lis home in that city, Thursday even ng. after spending few days in Prescott. Rev. Wheatley was called O this city to perform the marriage ceremony of Miss Wilhelmine Goss- nan and Dr. Charles R. K. Swetnam, If Poland.
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