Weekly journal-miner., 1912-07-24

in honor of Mrs Percy " Penny backcr of Texas. newly elected pres idcu, of the Federation of Womcn's Clubs. and Mrs. Henry Fall of l Texas Several distinguished women of Los Angeles. with Mrs Calvin ! Hartwcll and Mrs Robert R Mere dith assisted in receiving Other noted entertainments were a luncheon at inc Hotel Maryland for Mrs Pcnnybacker and the outgoing and incoming board members Also a luncheon at the Country Club at San Francisco for visiting delegates Mrs Haywood is noted club woman. also an clocutionist of rare ability Many Prescott people have had the pleasure of hearing her re. cite. She spent a couple of months las, summer in Prescott as inc guest of Mrs F. S Clark
 The lowering clouds and drizzling rain could no, put 'damper" on the attendance nor the high spirits of the congenial crowd that gather ed under the hospi,abe roof of the favapai Club on Friday evening. when the ball room was the scene of q merry gathering The dainty frocks. the lights and music seemed all the more beautiful and enjoyable for the somber setting of the out side rain and darkness Iron Springs guests were the honorees at this dancing party. given by members of the Yavapai Club Those participa,- ing in this delightful function were the Misses Helen Laird, Thelma Goldberg, Mabel Hooker. Eugenia Dorsey. Ensign. and Mrs. Goldberg from Iron Springs. and from Pres colt were Mayor and Mrs Morris Goldwa,er, Mesdames J C. Hern- don. Harry Tritlc. Henry George. Gibbons. Mcqueen, Mir. and Mrs r.. A. Kastncr. Mir and Mrs. c. F.. Mcany. Hon. and Mrs. II. IT. Lin. ney. Mir and Mrs. Frederick Decker. Mir. and Mrs David Russell. the Misses Lila Hawkins, Eleanor Sloan. Alice Adams, Minnie Davis. Erin Morrison. Bertha Goldsworthy. Ruth Du,ro. Helen Meany. Theresa Fred erieks. Goodwin. Ryan. Mason. and the Messrs. Harry Heap. LeRoy Anderson. L. A, Kehr, Hinderer, O.. Longacre, Charles Miller. George Miller, Emmett Morrison. Warren Fuller. George Morris, Harold Penn berton. Don Hooker. Robert Porter. Malcolm Fraser. Gus Peter. William Norris, Herbert Mcany, Parker. and Prof. Frank Hart
 The Forinightly Bridge Club me, on Tuesday at the home of Mrs Thayer. The regular members. Mesdamcs Francis, Clark, Adams. Mcintosh, Brisley. Hoffman and karney were present. and Mrs Gil bert, of Chicago. was guest. After dainty refreshments were served, the high score was awarded to Mrs. Hoffman
 Every day society circles are diminished. as name after name is added to the summer exodus list. or the prominent departures of the past week are Mrs Dixon Pager berg and son, Dixon. IT,, who left on Thursday for Long Beach. Cal. They will be guests of the Hotel Virginia for the next month. Mr. fagcrberg plans to join them later.
 Planning to be absent for the next two or three months in Los Angeles and other coast resorts. Mrs Mel. son and her daughter. Louise. left on Thursday.
 Miss Marguerite Stephens has re- turned from a very pleasant visit with the Demings at Point of Rocks Her sister. Mabel. is still a guest of her uncle. (. P Wing field at Huron.
 Miss Martha Casey. from Phoenix has been the guest the past week of Miss Esther Ross, daughter of w. W. Ross On Wednesday. Mrs Ross was hostess at a delightful picnic at Granite Dclls in her honor She left tm her home on Thursday and vii continue her vacation in California having for there. with her parer,;, yesterday.
 Miss Dorothy Drake was an out going passenger on Tuesday for Bisbee' where she will be the gues, Of the Ellinwoods. former residents of Prescott