Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-10-30
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most enjoyable afternoon II was
surprise to Miss Burt, who looks
az her ring and smiles contcmplative-
Iy when asked to please tell us all
about what is next on the program"
Those present were. Mrs T.. w.
Wells. Mrs J. G. IIerndon, Mrs.
David Bilcs, Mrs. Harry Heap. Mrs.
Lester Ruifner, Mrs J. William
Waara, Mrs David RUSSELL Mrs.
Paul Demmiug. Mrs. Inez MELON
nell, Mrs Nolan, Miss Edith Burk,
Miss Irene Wells. Miss Phoebe
James, Miss Ethel Hale. Miss Wini-
freda Gale. Miss Adelaide Bahop.
Miss Theresa Frcderieks. Miss Olive
Fisher, Miss Polly Oliver. Miss Ma
bel Brisley and Miss Helen Meany,
OF Los Angeles. .'pn'
Miss Kate Corey's exhibition Of
pictures on Tuesday and Wednes-
day of the past week was most
interesting and was treat to the
art loving people Of Prescott. which
all who saw IL fully appreciated
Miss Corey has been making a spe.
ical study of the shimmcring heat
1eHscts and the idea OF space as con
veyed by the desert Her pictures
show the soft warm tones OF sun
rise and Of midday there arc In.
dams in characteristic groupings. In
dian Missions. lonely rocks sugges-
tive of the The shadow OF n rock
in weary land" sunrise over the
desert. and desert atmospheric ef-
lfects that are very realistic to Ari-
zonans. Much OF her recent work
has been done on the Painted Des-
ert and in the vicinity Of Senator.
She has aimed TO present large spac-
es with but little detail; perhaps
some simple. effective groupings in
the foreground which impresses up
on the imagination Of the beholder
the illimitablc spaces beyond.
Mr. and Mrs Tom Marks enter
tanned during the week with a game
dinner, their guests for the after
noon were: Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
Rufncr. Miss Ethel Hall. Miss Nell
Clemmens, Miss Della BuncIi and
Mr.. Robert Council
Miss Helen Piper was dinner
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Marks,
during the week
Judge and Mrs T. w. Wells and
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on the afternoon train Saturday and
will remain for the first State Fair
and possible longer. Mr. c. T. JOS
lin accompanied by Charles and
George Miller. will motor down to-
Phoenix, leaving Prescott Sunday
morning and Mrs. Joslin and Mr..
Joslin. Sr.. will go down on the
Sunday afternoon train. when they
will all join Judge and Mrs. Wells
party and be together during their
sojourn in the capital city.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7 c. Maple will go
TO Wickenburg an Tuesday Of this
week to remain for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Timerhoff
/, left Saturday for San Diego, Cali
fornia, for a fortnight's strip.
: Mrs. +. w. Meany and daughter,
Miss Helen. have returned to Los
: Angeles after an extended visit in
the city Mrs. Frank Murphy and
Mrs. Ruth Dutro accompanied them
and will remain several weeks as the
! guests of Mrs. Mcany.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Loss return
ed this week from vacation trip
TO Kansas City and St. Joseph. Mis-
souri,
Mr.. T. G. Norris has returned
from FIVE weeks trip TO the Allan.
tic coast. Mr. Norris went from
Bangor, Maine, to as far south as
Baltimore, Maryland. making stops
at various points OF interest in be
tween.
Monday Club Notes.
The literature section OF the club
held an enjoyable meeting in the
Club House. Monday. October 2fs,
The section chairman. DR.. Wal
lace was in charge OF the program.
b and read an interesting paper on
: Dramatic Art" Mrs. J. c, Steph-
ems was elected SECRETARY Of the
T. section in place of Mrs J. w Stew
art, resigned.
After the business meeting and
. program for the day, social session
was held, refreshments being sup.
: piled by DIR. Wallace and Mrs Meek
& 1t was decided To terminate each
/, meeting OF this section in this way
Monday at 3 p, m. the Art see
ton. Mrs ~ Levy. chairman, will
L come together for the first time this
+ year. A large attendance is hoped
for. Mrs G. c. Rufner and Mrs
James Whetstine are leaders for tile
day.