Weekly journal-miner., 1912-03-06

| quils and after dinner the evening was pleasantly spent in dancing. Those who enjoyed Mrs Burks' hos Cheverton, Miss Theresa Fredericks, Miss Florence Herndon, Miss winni. frcda Gale, Miss Ethel Hale, Miss Pansy Whitaker, and the Mesrs. Chas. C. Miller, IT,, Lieutenant Meryl P. Schillerstrom, David w. Russell, Robt. K. Porter, Joe Linney, c. II. Hinder. CT and Rites.
 One of the delightful affairs of the week was the luncheon given with Mrs. Marold A. Cheverton as hostess. The tables were most attractively decorated with pink carnations, pink almond baskets, and place cards. After luncheon the guests all enjoyed the game of five hundred, and the attractive prizes were won by Mrs. Edward A. Kastner, Mrs. Thomas F.. Campbell and Mrs. II. II. Linney. Mrs. Cheverton had as her guests Mrs. Paul Burks, Miss Pany Whit. laker, Mrs. II. II. Linney, Mrs. Fred. erick F. Cruice, Mrs Paul P. Hast.
 ings, Mrs. LeRoy Anderson, Mrs.
 Harry W. Heap, Mrs. Charles T. Jos. lin, Mrs. Edward A. Kastner, Mrs. A. W. Edwards, Mrs. Thomas F.. Campbell and Miss Harriet Jean Oliver.
 Mrs. John K. Miller entertained de. lightfully an Tuesday afternoon at
 bridge luncheon when sine had as her guests Mrs. Morris Goldwater, Mrs.
 P. M. E. Travis, Mrs. ] C. Herndon,
 Mrs. Samuel T. Mackall and Mrs. Jean T. Eads.
 Mrs. Dixon Fagerberg entertained on Wednesday afternoon at de.
 lightfully-appointed bridge luncheon,
 complimentary to Miss Pansy Whit ] aker. Miss Theresa Fredericks won the high score prize and Miss Pansy Whitaker received the guest prize , Those who thoroughly enjoyed the afternoon were Mrs. Paul Burks. Miss } Pansy Whitaker, Mrs. John K. Miller. , Mrs. William Nelson, Miss Theresa Fredcricks, Mrs. J. C. Herndon, Mrs. . William II. Doyle, and Mrs. LeRoy Anderson.
 Friday evening Mrs. Paul Burks 7 was a hostess at charmingly. .ap- pointed dinner dance at her home on Whipple Heights. The table was prettily decorated with Japanese bas.
 kets filled with daffodils, and those who enjoyed the evening were Mir. l and Mrs. Harold A. Cheverton, Mir. . and Mrs. Frederick P. Cruice, MT. ], and Mrs. Malcolm A. Fraser, Miss - Pansy Whitaker and Mir. Thomas G. n Norris.
 c A very pleasant card party of last r week was given by Mir. and Mrs ]. Milton Tregellas. After the close of { the evening the high score prizes were F awarded Mrs. Frederick q. Brechi l. and Mir. Ed Keihl. MT. and Mrs { Tregellas had as their guests Mir. and n Mrs. Charles Raible, MT. and Mrs '- Frederick C. Brecht, Mir. and Mrs $ Ed. Kiehl, Mir. and Mrs. A. l.. Smith
 Mr. and Mrs. David Biles, and Mir.
 O. IT. Tucker.
 Q Mr. and Mrs. T. ]. Marks enter
 tained forty of their friends Thurs
 day evening with cards, the occasion n being the "Leap Year. birthday fo IT Mr. Marks. The prize-winners of thu IT ladies were Mrs. Charles C. Kecler F. high score, and Mrs. David II. Biles n clam. MT. II. ?. Hughes won th E high score for gentlemen, and Rober r. Connell the slam. Mrs. Anthon, k. 4. Johns won the consolation. ii Mir. and Mrs. R. x. Frederieks an, r. the Misses Theresa and winifre' $ Frederieks hove returned home iron y Castle Hot Springs where they spen ie the past week.
 Colonel Charles II. Earth left Wed To nes,lay for the presidio of Monterey m Cal, after few days inspection O D. whipple Barracks.
 he Lieutenant Rozier c. Bayly lef ms Tuesday for Nogales, where be vii le be stationed with the troops. le Mrs. Maud Baldwin and son, Ar
 drew, and Miss Bessie BeDell arrive
 in Prescott Friday and will renal
 for the summer.
 Mis- Maud stephens and Miss Elea'
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