Weekly journal-miner., 1912-02-28
From Sundays Daily,

| """ Mfs' IT. III. Blnney wcr. hosts on Thursday evening at a very delightful bridge party at their home in whipple Heights. Mir. and Mrs George Edward Meany won the high score prizes for the evening. Those who enjoyed the hospitality of MT and Mrs. Linney were Mir. and Mrs George Edward Meany, MT. and Mrs William II. Doyle, Miss Emily Dan. iels and MT. Joe Linney.
 Tuesday afternoon Mrs. J. M. Watts entertained the Prescott Bridge club at very charmingly appointed lunch. con when covers were laid for Mrs. Paul F. Hastings, Mrs. William II. Doyle, Mrs. O. A. Hesla, Mrs. II. D. Aitken, Mrs. Morris Goldwater. Mrs. J. c. Herndon, Mrs. A. W. Edwards, Mrs. George Edward Meany, Mrs. John ]. Hawkins, Mrs. Paul Burks and Miss Pansy Whitaker.
 
 The attractive party of the week was the "Georgc Washington five hundred party" given by Mrs. D. II. Biles at her pretty home on South Marina street, on Tuesday. streamers of red, white and blue tissue cano. pied the parlors with small flags en-. twincd. The place cards were small colonial figures, and the score cards typified the same period. A delicious luncheon was served prior to play. ing the games for which Mrs Haze. man won dsintily decorated per. fume jug for high score and Mrs. W. A. Kent beautiful plate for slams. Both were the exquisite work of Mrs. Isabel Forrest, who also as. sisted Mrs. Biles during the afternoon.
 On Tuesday evening Miss Pansy Whitaker was the honored guest at a very delightful bridge party given by Miss Emma Dutcher at her home on North Pleasant street. After the serving of delicious refreshments the high score prizes for the evening were won by Miss Minnie David and Charles C. Miller, IF. Miss Duteher had as her guests Mir. and Mrs. Paul Burks, Miss Pansy Whitaker, Miss Minnie Davis, Miss Florence Herndon, Miss Ruth sDutro, and the Messrs. Charles c. Miller, Jr.. George Miller, David W. Russell, c. F. Truex and Robt. K. Porter.
 Lieutenant. .C Colonel Chas. II. Earth, of the Twelfth United States Infantry arrived at whipple Barracks Satur. day, from the Presidio of Monterey and will remain at whipple for n couple of days While at whipple Colonel Earth will he the guest of Lieutenant Meryl P. schillerstrom.
 Mrs. F. W. Meany and son Her. bert Meany, left Thursday for her home in Los Angeles, after visiting for fortnight with her daughter, Mrs. Frank N. Murphy.
 Mrs R. x. Fredericks and daugh. ters, the Misses Theresa and winifred Fredericks, are spending the week at Castle Hot Springs.
 Me- nan..o Mn.u.. LEA Saturday for Phoenix where she win spend the week as the guest of her sister, Mrs. II. J. McCiung.
 Lieutenant William B, McLaufin left Saturday for the Presidio of San Francisco, where he will be stationed with the First United States Cavalry.
 Orleans Longacre, Jr., and c. IT. Hinderer left Wednesday by auto for Cnatle Hot Springs.
 Miss Maud c. Stephens and Miss Eleanor Du Val left Friday for Castle Hot Springs where they win visit for few days.
 Monday Ciub.
 The Art Section with Mrs. Frank Foster presiding. was in charge of last weeks session. After reading of the minutes plans were discussed the regular annual Open Day of the section and it was decided to hold a st. Patriek's Day card party on the afternoon of March IS. Mrs. Nathan Levy is chairman of commit