Weekly journal-miner., 1912-11-27
He Social Mirror C-O o-

young man who dared take away their teacher No kisses and good wishes for him. No sir,
 His gift to the bride was a silver mesh purse. and the gift of inc oridc and groom to the bridesmaid was signet ring. Many beautiful and costly presents were received by the young couple They will be at home after December fifteenth, at Tucson, Arizona.
 In addition to guests already nam cd, were Dr. and Mrs. K. N. Loon. ey, Mt. and Mrs. K. II. Hcthering- ton. NIT. and Mrs. F. C. Brecht. Mir. and Mrs. J Nj. Atken. Mir. and f Mrs. Rudolph Baehr and family. Mir. and Mrs J. II. Robinson. Mir. and Mrs. j. s. Gales, Mir and Mrs. S. k. Wallace, Mir. and Mrs. ]. William Waara. MT. and Mrs. William King and daughter. Mary. Mrs. o. IT. Tucker, Mrs. w. A. Cline. Mrs. Claire kessler, Mrs. John Massinv. Mrs. Ben Robinson, Mrs. Lyle Sharpneck. Mrs. James Rober, Low ", Mrs. Eli S'auher. Mrs. Tom Marks and daughter Millie, Mrs II. r. Heine. Miss Irene Wells. Miss Lulu Ellis. Miss Williams. Miss Miles, Miss Eva Behn. Dr. IT. r. Sou,hwor,h, William Ebei. Arthur Robinson and son, Mir. Mulvenon, MT. Weaver. and Miss Johns'" Episcopal Sunday school class, Mas ters Kenyon and Roger Trengrove and Leo Cooper.
 An interesting event of the pas, week was the farewell dinner given by MT. and Mrs 6 K. Trcnproyc at their home. I2o North Pleasant Street, complimentary to Miss Pau line Johns and Mir. Leo Bailenger. Pink carnations and maidenhair fern formed a pretty center piece. and hand painted place cards of Cupids bearing bridal wreaths, were prized souvenirs of the occasion.
 Other guests present were MT. and Mrs. P. A. Johns. Bert Johns, Mrs. s. Harry Cooper and little son Leo. Mrs. s. w. Higley and Miss Jessie Higley of Phoenix. Mrs. A. A. Johns. and Kenyon and Roger Trengrove
 Mrs s. Harry Cooper social favoriic of Tucson. who has been in Prescott the past week to attend 'he wedding of her brother. Mir Leo Ballenger and Miss Pauline Johns, returned 10 her home yesterday. Mir. Cooper is Chief Passenger Rate Clerk for Eugene Clapp of Tucson, and is we'll and favorably known in Prescott.
 The attractive new home of Judge and Mrs. F. O. Smith on South Mt. Vernon avenue was the setting for a very delightful bridge luncheon on Friday afternoon. Mrs Smith was eharmingly assisted by Miss Virgin ia Adams and Miss Elizabeth Ran sen, of Kansas City. This was m- deed rose-hued affair. as in the rose colored dining room the pink shaded electric lanterns threw . soft glow over the guests who were seat ed at small tables. Masses of ger aniums in many shades of rose, with borders of white sweet elysium adorned the center of each table, and each name card bore a dainty pink butterfly. The same color design was carried out in the menu oi the' delicious luncheon, after which Bridge was enjoyed, Mrs. C. A. Peter and Mrs. Maud Bald win being the fortunate prize win ners for the afternoon.
 About thirty guests responded to Mrs. Smiths invitations and all were enthusiastic in their praises of the artistic home Mrs. Smith is so gra- ciously sharing with her friends. This is the first of series of att tractive functions that has been planned by this popular hostess.
 Complimentary to MT. and Mrs. Fen s. Hildrcth of Phoenix, MT. and Mrs Edward A. Kastncr were hosts at a most attractive dinner on Saturday evening The table and menu were lovely in the shades of red and white with gorgeous Am erican Beauty roses forming beau tiful center piece. Guests attending this delightful dinner included MT. and Mrs. Fen s. Hildreth. Doctor
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