Weekly journal-miner., 1911-07-19
 i He Social Mirror
 

Mrs. Ed, Block, Mrs. J. B. Cleveland, Mrs. Dixon Fagerberg, Miss Theresa Frederieks, Mrs. Walter E. Gunster, Mrs. Harry W. Heap, Mrs. GeOrge Edward Meany, Mrs. Fl. NJ. Maus, Mrs. Sara Oberbeek. Mrs. F. s. Pay son, Mrs. c. H. Rutherford, Mrs. John H. Robinson, Mrs. E. c. Smith, Mrs. George Thayer, ST., Mrs. George Thayer, Jr., Mrs. J. B. TomlinsOn, Mrs William H. Timerhoff, Mrs. Clarence E. YOunt, Mrs. Charles H. MeLane and Mrs. MeClave. Mrs. William s. Johnson, of Orange, New Jersey, and Mrs. John W. Finn were hostesses on Friday afternoon at very delightful garden party at Pamsetgaaf. Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Finn had as their guests, MT. and Mrs. Leo ChamberlaDd, Miss Mary Johnson, Mrs. Margaret Geistle, Mrs. Jesse Whitehead, Miss Helen John son, Miss Della Johnson, Miss Mar iorie Finn, Col. R. J. Woods and MT. T. F.. Cornell. ..
 -a. Governor and Mrs. Richard E.
 
 celightfully appointed dinner at their home on North Mount Vernon avenue. Covers were laid for Governor and Mrs. Sloan, MT. and Mrs. Frank M. Murphy, Dr. and Mrs Arthur H. Wilde, of Tucson. and Miss Eleanor Sloan. >-,-
 Mrs. C. A. Peter was a hostess on hriA Aoa party at her home on Union street. At the close of the afternoon the prizes were awarded Miss Eleanor Sloan for high score and Mrs. Harry R. Tritle for second. Mrs. Peter had as her guests, Mrs. J. J. Hawkins, Mrs. J. B. TOmlinsOn, Mrs. E. C.. Smith, Mrs. Thomas E. Camp bell. Mrs. Ed Block, Mrs. Hugo Rich ards. Mrs. Richard E. Sloan, Miss Eleanor Sloan. Mrs. Harry Brisley, Mrs. Worth. Mrs. William H. Timer boff, Mrs. Paul Burks, Mrs. Harold A. Cheverton, Mrs Morris Goldwater, Mrs. Harry R. Tritle, Miss Olive Fisher. Mrs. F. L. Payson, Miss Mary Frank Gardner, Mrs. Ralph J. Roper and Mrs. Fen s. Hildreth.
 
 A very enjoyable affair took place yesterday afternoon at the unique bungalow home of Miss Elaine Wooster at Camp BeauvOir, when Miss Edith Armitage, the near bride tO-be was given a surprise shower, in which about eighteen young ladies, friends of both bride-eleet and host ess, participated.
 After an informal afternoon spent --N- ..NT during which time a delightful, cool ing punch was served, the capital prize, consisting of a lerge heart shaped bix filled with beautiful and useful gifts, was awarded the guest of honor, Miss Armitage, the open ing of which afforded muck pleasure
 Miss Florence Herndon was the least fortunate one at cards and was eonsOled by small photograph frame.
 Refreshments were served at the close of the afternoon.
 Those who enjoyed the afternoon in this fashion were, Miss Edith Armitage. Miss Alice Adams, Mss Eleanor Sloan, Miss Erma Lane1 Miss Irene Wells, Miss Erin Morri- son, Miss Florence Herndon, Mss Pauline Johns, Miss Florence Jones, Miss Campbell Jones, Miss Emma Duteher, Miss Minnie Davis, Miss. Ada Albert, Miss Margaret Fordyee, and Mesdames John Wilson, Fred Kes- sler, Frank Brown, Hughes and Cooper.
 Mrs. George Cotton and daughter Harriet, of Flagstaff, are visiting m Prescott with Mrs. ColtOR's parents, MT. and Mrs. A. D. Adams.
 Miss Hazel Sobey left Saturday very pleasant two weeks visit with MT and Mrs. A. W. Edwards. Mrs. Harry T. SOuthwOrth has re- turned home from a few weeks visit in Los Angeles.
 dren have gone to Los Angeles, where they will visit for the remainder of the summer.
 | from Buffalo, \. Y. Mrs. Doyle will remain for a couple of months. l MT. and Mrs. H. II. Albert, of Elkhart, Indiana, recently staying in | Phoenix, and their sister Miss Ada Albert, young son and maid, are oe- eupying a bungalow at Camp Beau | vOir for the summer.
 MT. and Mrs. G. A. Waltz are build ing a small bungalow at Camp Beau vOir and will make their permanent residence in the city. Staying with them is their sister, Miss Margaret FOrdyee, of Battle Creek, Mich. They are attracted here by the climate.
 
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