Weekly journal-miner., 1911-07-12
(From Sundays Daily.)

One of the most successful balls
 given at the Yavapai Club was that
 of Thursday evening when Mrs. | Frank NJ. Murphy entertained the
 young people in honor of her niece, Miss Erma Lane of Los Angeles. Those
 who thoroughly enjoyed Mrs. Mur-
 phys hospitality were MT. and Mrs.
 A. W. Edwards, Mrs. Eugene Cad
 walder Smith, Miss Lane, Miss Nab
 el Brisley, Miss Hazel Sobey, Miss
 Lila Hawkins, Miss Florence Jones,
 Miss Campbell Jones, Miss Emma
 Dutcher, Miss Mary Frank Gard
 ner, Miss Josephine DeKuhn, Miss Mary Stevens, Miss Florence Hern-
 don, Miss Olive Fisher, Miss Jessie Jones, Miss Grace Jones, Miss Phelan, Miss Elaine Wooster, Miss Edith
 Armitage, Miss Eleanor Sloan, Miss Minnie Davis, Miss Revel, Miss Doro- thy Drake, Miss Alice Adams, Miss Ruth DutrO, Miss Theresa Fredericks, Miss Winifred Frederieks and Miss Harriet Jean Oliver and the Messrs
 L. c. Derrick, J. c. Fetterman, Henry Adams, F. L. HawOrth, Dave Ling, George Miller, Floyd Allen, Sam Morris, Charles c. Miller, George M. Morris, Orleans Longacre, jr., W. H. Long, George Glass, McIn- tosh, William Norris, Gail Gardner, Robert K. Porter, David W. Russell, c. A. Peter, jr., H. H. Linney, H. W. Ulmo, J. E. Linney, $. D. Stew art. J. William Waara.
 
 Mrs Paul Burks was hostess on Wednesday afternoon, entertaining a number of her married friends most charmingy at bridge. The attractive home of the Burks was very prettily | decorated in yellow for the occasion and the guest of honor was Mrs. | Jack Murietta, of Jerome. At the | close of the afternoon the prizes were awarded, Mrs. William Solo mon for the high score and Miss Lila Hawkins received the second.
 Mrs. Burks had as her guests: Mrs. Murietta, Mrs. Frank M. Murphy, Mrs. John J. Hawkins, Mrs. J. c. Herndon. Mrs Richard E. Sloan, Mrs Thomas E. Campbell, Mrs. Ralph J. Roper, Mrs. o. A. Hesla, Mrs. J. M. Watts, Mrs. Robert H. Burmister, Mrs. Edward A. Kastner, Mrs. Thomas Nolan, Mrs. William Solomon, Mrs. Morris Goldwater, Mrs. Harry R. Tritle, Mrs. A. W. Edwards, Mrs. F. O. Smith, Mrs. Hugo Richards, Mrs. C. A. Peter, Mrs. George Norman Hoffman, Mrs Leslie B. Larimer, Mrs. Harold A. Cheverton and Miss Lila Hawkins.
 An engagement of more than pass ing interest is that of Miss Ethel Fisher and Mir. Jean Eads. This en- has OccasiOned more than the ordinary amount of eongratuls tions owing to the popularity of both Miss Fisher and MT. Eads. Miss Fisher is the youngest daugh- ter of Mrs. Morris Goldwater While the young people have shown little to enthuse much over society, they have host of friends who are shOwering them with good wishes. As a pleasing bit of news comes the announcement of the ! wedding for Wednesday, July the twelfth. {
 A brilliant wedding reception was , rendered Mir and Mrs Harry w. :, (nee Arizona Ford) upon I heir arrival in Salt Lake City, the Herald-Republiean giving the follow ng account of it:
 The home of MT. and Mrs George Francis Goodwin was the scene last '. evening of brilliant wedding reeep- jon given in honor of their son, Harry Winters Goodwin, and his lovely roung bride, the marriage having aken place last week in Prescott, Ariz.
 The rooms were a bower of roses md other summer blossoms, pink Oses and ferns adorned the parlors with deep red roses and festoons of v hearts in the same shade in the i- ,rary, while in the dining room a 7, .olor scheme in green and white was Effectively carried out with white Oses and ferns.
 The Nettleton orchestra. stationed n the library, furnished a delightful e musical program during the recep- q ion hours from S.30 to -O.3O.
 The receiving party consisted of o