Weekly journal-miner., 1912-12-04
He Social Mirror
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made an attractive table decoration.
 The Prescott Bridge Club spent an enjoyable afternoon on Tuesday at inc home of Mrs. T. C. Norris. Members present were Mesdamcs
 Hugo Richards, Morris Goldwater. John C. Herndon, William II. Doyle, | \. w. Edwards and II, D. Aiken. Mesdames John K. Miller and George Colten were guests of the club.
 \ beautiful dinner was presided over on Monday evening by Captain and Mrs. Miller of Fort Whipple who had as their guests: Mayor and Mrs Morris Goldwater. Mir. and Mrs. Edward Kastner, Mir. and Mrs. William II. Doyle, and Mrs Maude Baldwin. The pretty table was deck ed with dozens of scarlet carnations and the name cards were dainty de- vices on which were engraved the gold monogram of the hostess Roy al Auction concluded very jolly evening.
 The sewing and Royal Auction party given on Friday by Mrs Her bert Shotwel and Miss Adelaide Bishop provided an exceptionally pleasant afternoon for: Mrs. Maudc Baldwin. Mrs. C. T. Martin. Mrs. Hartweli Linney, Mrs. Richard Lam son. Mrs David Russell and the Misses Ethel Hale, Olive Fisher, Irene Wells and Theresa Fredericks. An exquisite lace handkerchief was the bridge prize and Mrs. Hartweli Linney was the fortunate winner The table around which the guests were seated at tea time, was be- witohngly decorated with masses of greenery and lighted candles on the shades of which were cunning de- signs suggestive of the holiday sea son.
 Miss Anna May Gibson. before she became Mrs. Edward H. Harris few days ago was the recipient of 1.-two surprise showers. linen and miscellaneous, at the hands of her friends. The first event was a week ago Saturday evening. a linen show CT. at the home of Mrs. Charles Rcberger. Cards and music were the entertainment features of most en- joyable evening. The then bride elect was favored with many beau tiful pieces of linen The friends fwho gathered on tha, occasion were | Mesdames Reberger. Frank Whis- man. Robert Birch, F.. J. D. Horne, Alice Eckberg. Williams, Geo. Nor ris and Misses Fannie Birch, Hattie Cope, Charity Sparks, Tracy Eek berg. Nellie Barrett, and Grace Sparks.
 | The second shower in honor of Miss Gibson. and equally enjoyable as the first. was of a miscellaneous character, as regards the gifts. IL was given on Tuesday evening" last at tine home of Babe and Charity Sparks. Music. cards, singing and games served to pleasantly while away the time until dainty colla- ton was served The table on which was spread the appetising edibles, was decorated with foliage and flowers. The guests included: Anne May Gibson. Mayme McDon- old. Madeline Day. Hattie Cope. Miss Tally. Miss Anna Rosenberger. Alice Fitzgerald. Mae Gratz. Nellie Barrett, Leta Waller. Blanche Me Donald, Mrs. Smith. Mrs. T. J. Sparks. Charity Sparks and Babe Sparks
 Michael Martin and Edith Pearl last Wednesday evening al ihe par sonage of the N Marina NJ. F. Church, by the pastor, Rev Curtis.
 Miss Anna Mae Gibson was mar ried to MT Edward Harris of the Mountain States Telephone Com pany al their own home al 2l3 $. Marina street by Rev Reed of the Baptist Church at c o'clock Wed nesday, November 27th. A few in innate friends witnessed the cere- mony and indulged in the dainty little supper that was served. Many beautiful presents were received Their many friends serensded them later in the evening. and were in | vted in and served with refresh