Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-01-31

which were seated captain and Mrs.
John X. Miller, Mrs. George D. Moore,
Mrs. Samuel T. Maekall. Miss Maud
stephens and Lieutenant David q.
Byars.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Samuel T.
Maekall and Mrs 7. NJ. Il. Travis
ten took place on Wednesday after.
noon at their quarters nj whipple
Barracks. and was an unusually pretty
affair. The table was decorated with
pink roses and pink shaded candel.
abra. Mrs. Maekall was assisted dur
ing the afternoon by Miss Maud Ste.
phens, who poured tea and Miss Har.
riet Jean Oliver who served the ice,
and those who enjoyed the delicious
menu were Major and Mrs. George
ID. Moore. Lieutenant and Mrs. Ben.
jamin ". Fields. Mrs. Arthur =.
Watts, Mrs. q. Longacre. sr., Mrs.
Morris Goldwater, Mrs. Ed. w. Wells.
Mrs. Harry W. Heap. Mrs. Paul
Burks, Mrs W. W. Ross. Mrs. Fred.
eriek r. Cruice, Mrs. {. A. Peter, ST..
Mrs Edward A. Kastner. Miss Irene
Wells. Miss Olive Fisher. Miss Theresa
Frederieks. Miss Maud stephens, Miss
Harriet Jean Oliver. Miss Lila Haw.
kins, Major Kent Nelson. Lieutenant
William =. Robinson, Jr.. Lieutenant
Mcrl p. schillerstrom. Lieutenant
David o. Byars, and Lieutenant viii
liam H. McIaurin.
One o. the pretty dinners Of the
week was that Of Wednesday evening
when Captain aud Mrs. John X. Nil.
Ter presided over charmingly ap-
pointed dinner in honor Of their
eighteenth wedding anniversary. when
they had as their guests Captain and
Mrs. Guy q. Palmer. Miss Maud Ste.
phens, Major Kent Nelson, and Lieu
tenant William =. Robinson, Jr.
One Of the most enjoyable affairs
of the week was the card party given
by Lieutenant and Mrs. Benjamin W.
Fields nj their quarters at wbipple
Barracks. Thursday evening. At the
close Of the games the high score
prizes were awarded Mrs. Samuel T.
Macksll. Miss Maud stephens and
Captain John X. Miller Those who
thoroughly enjoyed the evening were
Major and Mrs. George ID. Moore.
Captain and Mrs. John X. Miller,
| Captain and Mrs. Arthur y. Watts,
Lietcnant and Mrs. Samuel T. Mae.
kali. Miss Maud stephens. Miss Har.
riet Jean Oliver, Lieutenant Merl r.
Schillerstrom, Lieutenant David q.
Byars and Lieutenant William II. Me-
Laurin
The Prescott Bridge club was very
pleasantly entertained on Tuesday af
ternoon by Mrs. Thomas q. Norris.
Those who enjoyed the afternoon
were Mrs. Paul p. Hastings, Mrs.
william II. Doyle. Mrs. q. A. Hesla,
Mrs. ". ID. Aitken. Mrs. J. NJ. Watts,
Mrs. J. C. Hrrndon, Mrs. George Ed
ward Meany and Mr., A. W. Ed.
wards.
Mrs. Frank NJ. Murphy and Miss
Ruth Dutro have returned home from
Los Angeles where they spent the
holidays with Mrs. Murphy's mother,
Mrs. r.. W. Mesny Mr.. Murphy IL
spending the week AZ Castle Hot
Springs.
Mrs. G~osge Cotton. Of Flagstaff,
IL in Prescott, having been called here
nv the cerious illness OF her mother,
Mrs. A. u. Adams.
Monday Club.
Without doubt the programs ar
ranged by the Art Section are the
most interesting from many new
points Of the years work. Last Mon
day. Mrs. !. 4. Merritt and Mrs. James
whetstins presented eorefnlly prepsr.
ed papers on Interpreters Of Indian
and Frontier Life. Mrs. Whetstine
chose for her subject, the many well
known artists II the Southwest and
their individual and distinctive works,
prominent among whom were T.. A
Burbank, Warren v. Rollins. Rsming
ton. and others.
Mrs. J. II. Beatson spoke briefly
along current events Of interest Ia the
Southwest, and Mrs. J. :. Merritt fol
lowed with particularly interesting
paper on "Thc peeuliarities Of the
Southwest. "
Mrs Harry colyiR, closed the pro
gram by reading nm article. 1.-The
Painted Desert [" Recently, paper
which had been read before the sec
,ion. was sent 60 California, where u
has had the distinction ~ being read
before several clubs and being 70.
eeived with much enthusiasm and