Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-10-02
| The Social Mirror

(rrom Sundays Daily.)

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Dcming re-
turned from their bridal trip on
September the fwenty-second and
are occupying their new home, ll9
South Pleasant Street Mrs. Dem
ing was formerly Miss Winfrcd
Frcdcricks and Immediately after
their wedding. which was one OF the
leading society events Of a fort
night ago, they went to the we'll
known and popular resort, Lolomai
Lodge on Oak Creek, where were
gathered quite a number OF other
guests, The deer season opened
while they were there and hunting,
fishing and ,ramping along the
beautiful banks of Oak Creek made
the days speed by most pleasantly.
From Oak Creek, Mr. and Mrs
Dcming went by stage 10 the Fl
Tovar Hotel on the rim OF the
Grand Canyon. where they spent
several days before returning TO
Prescott.
Mrs. ]. X Miller of Fort Whip
pie has been giving a series of de-
lightful small parties this week.
afording her friends an opportunity
10 really visit with their hostess and
each other which lar-e and more
formal affairs make impossible. On
Monday last she had as her guests
Mrs. Harry Tritle, OF Phoenix. Mrs
Morris Goldwater, and Miss Olive
Fisher for an afternoon Of Auction
Bridge. Tuesday she entertained
Mrs. +. c. Mines. Mrs. lncz Nc.
Donnell and Miss Harriet Oliver
with auction bridge. Thursday af-
ternoon Mrs. Harry Brisley and
Mrs. G. Norman Hoffman were
Mrs. Miller's guests for afternoon
tea and Saturday evening she en-
tertained at dinner DR.. w. +. Hall,
Of Washington. ID. C., who is on his
way TO his new station in San
Francisco; having as her other
guests besides the family. Miss Oil
yer and Miss Ruth Oliver.
Tuesday afternoon a jolly crowd
gathered at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Matt Andres. in honor OF the
fourth birthday anniversary OF their
son. Arthur. The following adults
and little folks were present: Mrs
Joseph Bold and son, Joe, Mrs. NJ.
Broaded and son, Charlie. Mrs J.
b. Bauer, Mrs. John Kellar. Mrs
]. w. Lund. William and Phillip
Kerr. Alice, Enid. Edward and
Charles Andres. The little host was
the recipient Of many pretty and
useful presents. Nod
The girls attending the High
School gave a Leap Year Masque-
rade Dance in the Assembly Hall
of the High School Friday even
ing, entertaining the High School
teachers. their boy schoolmates and
a few other guests. There were
about eighty present in costume,
besides some OF the patrons OF the
school who were interested watch
ers. The costumes were both beau
tiful and amusing. there being Chin
amen. Arabs. Spanish girls, negros
and negresses, Indian maidens.
clowns, country lads and lassies.
knights and sailor boys. The un-
masking occurred at ten O'Clock and
the dancing continued until n half
hour after midnight. the evening
being greatly enjoyed by all.
Monday evening dinner was Civ
en- at the Iavapai Club in honor Of
General Schuyler. The others pres
ent were General Schuyler's aid,
Lieut., James. Lieut.. Byers Of Fort
Whipple, Mr. w. /. Clark OF )e-
rome and Mcssrs f. NJ Murphy,
w. a, Drake, X. n. Fredericks. c.
T. Joslin. w. II. Doyle, A. w. Ed
wards and Leroy Anderson.
Mr.. Robert Porter entertained at
dinner at the Yavapai Club on Tues
day evening. having as his guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Cruicc and Miss EN-
lily Daniels.
Thur sday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark Bradley entertained a, their
home on North Montezuma Street
in celebration of Mrs Bradley's
birthday. The evening was spent
by the twenty guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Bradley attending the Wed
ding Of the Flowers" in which
contest the first prize, hand painted
bon-bon dish, was won by Mrs
Carrie NJ. Young, the second prize
la silver souvenir spoon. by Miss
Edna Voigtlander and the BOBBY
prize by Mrs Voigtlander. with
Mrs. Charles Carter close second
While the grown-ups were being
entertained by the genial host and
hostess, some OF their children
were also guests Of Master Bradley
and Miss Andrea Bradley. Master
Lincoln X. Young won first prize
of n Japanese dish. Miss Eva
Schmitt second prize OF cut glass
slipper and Miss Vesta Schmitt
the BOBBY prize. miniature clock
At ten o'clock the merry party adj
journed TO the dining room wher,
refreshments, were served. Among
those present were. Mrs. Charlie,
Carter, Misses Alva and Ursula
Carter, Mrs. Voigtlander, Miss Ed
ma Voig,lander, Miss May Erick
son, Mrs. McCabe, Mr. and Mrs
H. l.. Schmitt, the Misses Sehmitt