Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-10-30
Prom SUNDAYS Dailyl

From Sundays Daily.)
Mr.. and Mrs r. Colvig enter
tanned with FIVE hundred OF Thurs
day evening, this being the first OF a
series Of parties which they are to
give.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the
Congregational Church met at the
home Of Mrs. Amandus c. Burmis-
ter in North Mt. Vernon street on
Wednesday afternoon. There was
large attendance and some impor-
iant business was transacted in con
nection with the plans for bazaa
which they are 10 hold about
Thanksgiving. Refreshments were
served and a pieasan, social hour
was enjoyed.
Mrs. Frank Murphy entertained
the Guild Of the Episcopal church
on Wednesday afternoon. 49,.
On Friday afternoon Of this week
Mrs. Timerhof entertained at a
bridge whist luncheon. When the
guests arrived the rooms were set
with tables for the luncheon which
was served first, and was followed
by several hours spent in most en-
joyable playing bridge whist Mrs
G. f. Mcany won the prize for
high score which proved to be a
dainty piece Of Partisan ware and
Mrs. Harris received Delft plate
for slams. Mrs. Timerhof was as
sisted In receiving by Mrs, J. b.
Tomlinson and Mrs. Henry Timer
hof, her otbcr guests being Mrs.
w. A. Kent. Mrs. c. A. Peter. Mrs.
X. J. Roper. Mrs. +. o. Smith, Mrs.
v. c. Salinser. Mrs. II. ID. Aitken,
Mrs Harry Brisiey, Mrs. Maudc
Baldwin. Mrs. George II. Francis,
Mrs o. A. Hesla. Mrs. NJ. -,
Hazeltine. Mrs. r. A. Kastner, Mrs.
G. f. Mcany, Mrs. w w. Ross,
Mrs J. William Waara, Mrs. +. c.
Adams. Mrs. Thomas Campbell, Mrs
Harris. Mrs. J. J. Hawkins and Mrs.
Charles IT Joslin
A surprise party was given Mrs.
]. Jacoby on Wednesday afternoon
OF this week Music and cards
bountiful refreshments and an enjoy
able "talkfest' sped the hours away
Those prescn, were: Mr.. and Mrs
Adolph Moser, Mr.. and Mrs. w. T
Birch, Mr.. and Mrs i. c. Keller
Mrs. Jake Blumberg, Mrs. Peter
Eckberg. Mrs. Car! Fisher and Mrs
James Hunter.
Mr.. and Mrs w. II. Timcrhof
entertained with FIVE hundred on the
evening OF October the sixteenth IL
celebration of Mr.. Timerhoff's birth
day anniversary. After a pleasan
evening spent in playing this popu
lar game delicious luncheon wa
served. after which came the surpris'
OF the evening. An elaborate birth
day cake with candles all alight wa
brought, in and set before Mr.. Tim
erhof. who was expected TO cut !
into the appropriate number Of piee
es for those present. The guest
were Mr.. and Mrs c. a. Peter
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. +. Hesia. Mr.. ant
Mrs. ] ". Robinson, Mr. and Mrs
y Il. Tomlinson. Mr.. and Mrs. w
w. Ross. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. n
Hoffman. Mr.. and Mrs. w. I
King and Mr.. and Mrs. James Whet
slime. Mrs. J. ". Robinson wol
high score for the ladies and Mrs
| J. h. Tomlinson. the slams. Will
the gentlemen's prizes were woi
by Mr.. James Whetstine, high score
and Mr.. J. u. TomIinson. slams.
Mrs. w r. King entertained will
luncheon and FIVE hundred AT he
home on North Pleasant street OF
Thursday and again on Friday. Tn
house was PRETTY decorated witt
bouquets Of white and Of gold chry
sanihemums and the guests wcr
served rat small tables scattere,
through the rooms, the tables beini
cleared later and used for cards.
Mrs. Kings guests on Thursda.
were; Mrs. J. w. Stewart. Mrs. w
ID. Baker. Mrs. George Ruffper, Mr.;
w. II. Timerhof. Mrs. C. T. Youn'
Mrs, NJ. Il. Hazeliine. Mrs. v. {
Salnger. Mrs. +. Il. Campbell. Mrs
| J. H. Mcintosh, Mrs, ]. b. Tomln
son. Mrs. r. II. Burmister, Mrs w
A. Kent. Mrs. O. A, Hesla. Mrs
r. Willis. Mrs. 6. J. Dalke, Mrs. NJ
Francis, Mrs J. w, Finn. Mrs. q
A. Tucker. Mrs. n p. Hughes. Mr.,
Mrs. J. r. Lowry. Mrs. Ed Block
Mrs w. w. Ross. and Mrs. Rober
Young. Mrs. Hazeliine won higl
score and Mrs Campbell, the Sian,
On Friday the guests were: Mrs
Lloyd, Mrs. Samuel Hill. Mrs. w
G.. Greenwood, Mrs. Samuel Wal
lace, Mrs, J. NJ. Aiken. Mrs A. A
Johns, Miss Pauline Johns, Mr..
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