Weekly journal-miner., 1911-08-02

Olive Fisher. Miss Florence HerndOn, Miss Irene Wells. Miss Eleanor Sloan, Miss Alice Adams and Miss Emma DuteheT.
 An engagement of pleasing an- nouncement is that of Miss Mabel Norris. the eldest daughter of MT. and Mrs. Thomas G. Norris. and MT.
 Burt H. Leonard, of Pittsburg, Pa. The announcement has been received with much pleasure by her host Of friends in Prescott, where Miss Norris has been one of the most popular and attractive of the society maidens. The date set for the wedding IS August. None of the girls have been more popular than Miss Norris, and none have more friends to extend hearty congratulations to the very lucky
 man.
 Thursday afternoon Mrs. Frank NJ. , Murphy entertained the St. Mar
 paret's Altar Guild in her usual hos
 pitable manner at her attractive
 home on East Gurley street. During
 the afternoon different guessing
 games were played and for these the
 prizes were won by Miss Lila
 Hawkins and Mrs. Ed Block. Those
 who thoroughly enjoyed the. afternoon
 were, Mrs. Foster, Mrs. J. $. Geimer, Mrs. Walker, Mrs. ]. M. Aitken, Mrs.
 Saunders, Mrs. Ed Block, Mrs. George
 Wooster. Mrs. M. Brett, Mrs. Allan
 Love. Mrs. Harry Brisley, Mrs. Will
 jam Lloyd, Mrs. George Norman Hoff-
 man. Mrs. George Edward Neany,
 Mrs. F.. W. Meany, Mrs. F.. C. Smith, Mrs. John J. Hawkins. Miss Winni-
 fred Frederieks. Miss Florence Jones,
 Miss Lila Hawkins, Miss Lucy
 Jenkins and Miss Harriet Jean Oliver. On Thursday evening last the
 worthy matrOn and officers of Golden
 Rule Chapter No. l, Eastern Star,
 entertained the members of the Chap
 ter and their guests with a delightful
 five hundred party in the beautiful
 parlors of the Masonic Temple. Eight
 tables were playing and the ladies
 high score prize, an exquisite hand
 painted china cup and saucer was , awarded Mrs. Edna Binford, MT. N.
 Levy won the gentlemen $ high score prize. The jolly little party was one of the most delightful affairs of ! the mid-season society events. Deli eious refreshments were served. |, Much of the success of the evening
 was due to the efforts of. the Worthy , Matron. Mrs. W. H. TimerhOff an , the committee of Mesdames Baker Aitken, Breeht, Robinson, Keihl and BeatsOn.
 A crowd of Prescott young people planned a picnic for last Sunday July 23, but it had to be given up on account of the weather. Upon learning of their difficulty, MT SeOpel came to the rescue and donated . a new four room cottage in the reaI of his flats on South Montezuma St and the young folks turned their picnic into a house party, on Satur- . day night Everybody had a most
 enjoyable time. Those present being the Misses Twas and Gladys Lindsay of Phoenix and Miss Sally Hall of . Hayden, Arizona, guests of honor; and , Mesdames D. s. Logan, G. Arthur } Morris, J. Cyra, C. W. Kizer, Misses | Myrtle Logan, Ethel Estes, Kathleen Farrell. Frances Creighead, Adah , Smith, Elizabeth MahOney, Louise . Logan. Estelle Cyra, Susan Mahoney Winnifred Cornell, Messrs. Roy A . Belding, Paul Heating, Robert Wells, !, Gus Voge, John Orthel, J. Cyra, Jess , Crose. Onas Jett, Robert Geimer,
 Hannis, George Payne, \. M. Morrell. Major and Mrs. Charles C. Walcutt, . Jr.. arrived in Prescott Saturday and will spend a week as the guest of Governor and Mrs. Sloan. Major and
 Mrs. Walcutt were stationed in Pres
 eott for six years, during which time they made a host of very warm friends, all of whom are glad to wei come them back. Major Walcutt is
 en route to Washington, D. C., where he will spend the next year attend ing the War college.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. $. Norviel, of Phoenix, arrived in Prescott Thurs day and Mrs. Norviel will spend the