Weekly journal-miner., 1911-08-09
(F1om Sundays Daily.)

most all of the social functions of the week. No one who has made Prescott their home has ever re- turned to have more favOrs showered upon them by host of admirlng friends than have this popular couple.
 NIT. and Mrs. Frank M. Murphy en- tertained last Wednesday evening at handsomely appointed dinner, com plimentary to Major and Mrs. Charles .C. WaIcutt, IT. The table deeora- tions were exquisitely dainty, an un- usually artistic floral arrangement having been designed for the oeea- sion. Those invited to meet the puests of honor were Colonel and Mrs. John c. F. Tillson, Mayor and Mrs. Morris Goldwater, MT. and Mrs. George Edward Meany, Mrs. Richard E. Sloan and Mrs. E. W. Meany.
 Mrs. Thomas F.. Campbell was hostess on Tuesday afternoon at very delightful bridge party in honor of Mrs. Charles C. Walcutt, Jr. After the serving of delicious refreshments the high score prize was won by Mrs. Edward A. kastner, and the guest of honor prize was given Mrs. Walcutt. Mrs. Campbell was assisted by Mrs. Harris. Those invited to meet Mrs. Waleutt were, Mrs. Rich ard F.. Sloan, Mrs. John J. Hawkins, Mrs. J. C. Herndon, Mrs. George Edward Meany. Mrs. A. w. Edwards, Mrs. o. A. Hesla, Mrs. Edward A. Kastner. Mrs. !. NJ. Watts. Mrs Paul Burks. Miss Olive Fisher and Miss Harriet Jean Oliver.
 Mrs. F.. W. Butcher was a charm ing hostess on Wednesday afternoon when she entertained four tables al | bridge. in honor of Mrs. Charles C. ! Walcutt, Jr. At the close of the afternoon Mrs. Waleutt received the guest prize, Mrs. LeRoy Anderson the high score and Mrs. George Ed ward Meany the consolation. Miss | Emma Dutcher assisted her mother Mrs. Dutcher had as her guests, Mrs
 Walcutt, Mrs. Richard F.. Sloan. Mrs "A. W. Edwards. Mrs John .
 Hawkins. Mrs. o. A. Hesla, Mrs
 George Edward Meany. Mrs. Morris |, GoIdwater. Mrs. ]. C. Herndon, Mrs
 LeRoy Anderson, Mrs Paul Burks
 Mrs. Dixon Fagerberg, Mrs. GeOrg' .I Norman Hoffman. Mrs. Edward A
 kastner, Mrs. ]. NJ Watts, Ms
 Theresa Frederieks and Miss Harrie
 Jean Oliver.
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas G. Norri
 entertained at q delightfully appOinte'
 dinner on Thursday evening, com
 plimentary te Major and Mrs. Charle lC. Waleutt, Jr. Covers were laid flo
 Mir. and Mrs. Norris. Major and Mrs
 Charles C. Naleutt, IT,, NIT. am
 Mrs. George Edward Meany, MT: Richard E. Sloan, Mrs. J. C. Hern don. Mrs. George COlton and Mis
 Mabel NOrri--
 . An unusually delightful card part of the week was the five hundre l, party given by Governor and Mir . Richard F.. sloan, in honor of thei guests, Major and Mrs. Charles (
 NaIcutt, Jr- At the close of th ! evening the prizes were won by MT John J. Hawkins and Major J. N
 Watts. Those who thoroughly CT l loyed Governor and Mrs. Sloan's ho' prtaiIty were Major and Mrs. Wa eutt. Judge and Mrs. John Hawkins, MT. and Mrs. Thomas C [ Norris. Mir. and Mrs. H. D. Aitkel s MT. and Mrs. O. 4. Hesla, MT. an 3 Mrs. A. w. Edwards, Mayor an g Mrs. Morris Goldwater, Major an Mrs. ]. M. Watts, MT and Mr I George Edward Meauy, Mrs. J.
 HerndOn. Miss Waters and the Messr . Paul P. Hastings and Robert K l Porter.
 D MT. and Mrs. Paul Burks entei ,. taned at handsome dinner Frida b evening, complimentary to Major an 9 Mrs. Charles c. Waleutt, Jr- Tn C table was decorated with q larg
 bowl of yellow nasturtiums and na [ turtium shaded eandelabra ornamente $ the table around which were seate l. MT. and Mrs. Burks, Major and MT
 wahcutt, MT. and Mrs. George E'
 ward Meany, Mrs. Richard F. Sloa
 and Mrs. J. C. HerndOn.