Weekly journal-miner., 1912-12-11


 tainments of the week, was the iun- chcon given by Mrs. Hummer Wills. at the home of Mrs. F. C. Adamson on Pleasant street, last Saturday. The house was beautifully decorated with pink carnations and ferns. The Thanksgiving motif was carried out by the place cards, which marked covers for about thirty guests. The afternoon was cnjoyabiy spent, play ing five hundred Prizes were award. cd the winners of highest score and the greatest number of slams. Mrs. Wills was assisted by Miss Fern Kennedy of Merccd. California, Ivan Jay Genung. Miss Virginia Ad- ams and her guest Miss Elizabeth Ranson of Kansas City. Missouri.
 Mrs. r. Q. Smith. whose affairs arc always marked with great sue. cess, was hostess on Friday afternoon when she entertained about thirty friends at a Bridge luncheon. X rose-pink decorative scheme was car ried out in the rooms of the beau tiful bungalow by the use of dozens of exquisite flowers. Name and score cards were also dainty devices of pink.
 The winners of the high score prizes were Mrs N. Levy, Mrs. David Biles and Mrs. Loss. During the afternoon Mrs. Smith was assist ed by Mrs Fred Adams, Miss Adams and Miss Ranscn. Mrs. Smith again extended her hospitality on Saturday afternoon when number of friends were entertained al a sewing party and tea. The guest list for this lovely affair included: Mesdames Mcclure. John Raible, F.. w. Wells. Lathe. R. N. Fredericks. Roberts, Tcngrovc, William Nelson. Fred Ad- ans, F. w. Butcher. T. NJ. Jones and Mrs Lowry, of Hutchinson. Kansas.
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 A most enjoyable affair was that of Saturday of las, week when Mir. and Mrs. Paul Deming entertained at dinner complimentary to Miss Mabel Brisley, Miss Olive Fisher, Miss Theresa Fredericks, Mir Leslie Derrick, and Mir Charles Miller. The decorations were of pale pink. The basket of ferns. which centered the table. was fastened with large bow of dainty mllc and tall silver candle sticks, with shades of pink. completed the pretty scheme.
 On Tuesday Miss Ethel Hale en- tertaincd with three tables of Auc- ton Bridge in compliment to Mrs Maudc Baldwin, Mrs. Walker, Mrs Herbert Shotwell. Mrs. Ralph Roper, Mrs. David Russell, Mrs. Hartwell Linncy. the Misses Theresa Freder- icks, Olive Fisher, Lila Hawkins. Verill Beaver and Adelaide Bishop. When the games were completed and the party prize awarded Mrs. Maudc Baldwin, the guests were bid- den to the dining room where an artistic Japanese effect was carried out in the table decoration.
 Cards have just been received by a number of Prescott people amour cing the marriage of Miss Caroline Bowen Sarmiento to Walter Elliot Brown. Ensign. United States Navy, The wedding took place on Novem- Der the twenty sixth al the home of the brides parents in Dertoit, Mich igan. Mir. Francis J. Sarmiento re. sided in Prescott . number of years ago when he was auditor for the s. F. P. X P Railway Company
 Members of the Episcopal Choir gathered for delightful evening on Friday al the home of Mir. and drs. Lester Rufner. After choir prac- tice an exciting progressive game en- gagged the guests at which Mrs. w.. A. Cline was the successful contes- tant. while the consolation trophy fell to Miss Olive Fisher.
 Other guests besides those already me ntioned incIuded. Mir and Mrs David Russell. Mir. and Mrs. Herbert Shotwell. Mrs. George Ruffner. Miss Mabel Brisley, Miss Verill Beaver, Miss Ethel Hale, Mir. Robert K. Porter. MT. Robert Cornell and Rev. ]. Redwood Jenkins.
 Guests are daily arriving at the Castle Hot Springs. ana up to date the number present exceeds that of any previous year. Among the ar