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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-29
Coats, Hats, Caps and
Bonnets
For the Infant to the Sir Yedr-Old Child

Infants Long Coats are here
in a large variety Of materials.
The price starts at Sc, and all
prices between to $15.0e for a
very handsome hand-embroid-
cred silk-lined silk one. worth
5000.
A large assortment Of Caps.
Bonnets and Hats for the infant
to s years. These come in color
ings and materials to match
coats, with contrasting trim
mings; very stylish; some exclu-
sive styles; also, lot of Nobby
Hats for the little man.
Caps are 25c to $4.98.
Hats, SEC to $7.96.
Bonnets. $1.5o to $5.s8.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-29
Coats, Faulless Styles

Elegant Evening Goats in brocade veivets
charmeuse, two-tone velvets and broadcioths.
with fur and plush trimming; prices, S69.oO to
5000.
Smart Street Coats. in two-tone boucles and
6ne chinchillas, all new colors. silk lined and
nia;d back, $500 and 5000.
4s-inch Johnny Goats" in all colors. plaid
hack and chinchillas, broad bound. some silk
lined throughout. at $17.5O.
Plaid Norfolk Coats for misses in all oolors.
at 5000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-29
WARRENToN
The Times Dispatch

rao>eial TO The Times -Dispateh.
wsrrenton. Va. September
Mrs.. william c Hayes ana Med
wilss@ = a.y: ss.. r.; .p aaxs some
ssne with Mr. and Mrs. F. Aaule.
In Philadelphia
Miss Dudley Powers Of Flint NICE.
.nd Richmond who has been spend
inC some time In Warrenton. ieit re-
Gently for Roanoke. WHARF she y tne
Tie euest of Miss Powers in Warrenton
durine the horse show. Miss Jamison
ave Z dance ON Thursday last At the
Rocklefeh Inn. in Roanoke, tn honor
Of Miss PowerA
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Tiffany have re-
turned to warrenton, after an az
sence of two weeks spent in New
william H. Gaines. Of Rosslyn- and
4 g Chamberlain, Of Baltimore. spent
the past weekend in Warrenton WIN
relatives
Mn. Scott Nesbit gave q party on
Friday afternoon last to her grand
oon. Master Scott Neshit. OF FittS-
burgh. Pa. who Is spending some aS. i,'ae
ton"
John b Crayson went to New YORK
On Monday last where he VIII speno
some time.
yyvyan Francis. Jr.. the infant son
Of Ir. and Mrs. v. Frank Luke, was
baptized on saturday afternoon last -
"Rosedale." the horse Of Mrs. L. r. \
q the Presbyterian Church Among
those present were Rev WiHaam
CHM, Mr. and Mrs. v. +. Lake. 1tss
YafSe Low, Mrs. Ray Daniel and Miss
DanieIl Of Auburn: Miss Louise kvens
ana DR.. q ". 0aphto
lGIss Margaret Kennedy RVss. Of New
York, - spending some time At 'Cas.
Hrs. 8 D. KenDedy.
1Grs. Joseph A. Bell Of Richmond
vSo has spent the summer in Warren.
e00 Win Colonel and Mrs. Grenviile
Ooiues. VIII leave Ia the next sew
dayO for her home
yr,ss Gertrude williamson has re-
turned TO her home In Washsngtoa
rensoa q the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
4. r Bsrteussetn. Rev. WS!sam
Chin. Mrs. = W. Brown sud -
Cora FrankIin, went 20 Nttchens Ste.
eion on THURSDAY last to attead tne
to eayS meetinS % t -. y Wssrs:sc,
Tsss S sssy' se cssrc~. '
CesSSei Joe Lspe stern. % Rich.
~rw1. enapected the Wsvreutoa RSnee
CS1sn.4y G, second virgsass Infantry
On Tuesday night last N their ar
II. p.sst. psvlsrghsm left the PES
veeS for ChsristsesviIle. where shs
Csu - \ student ~ -. Anne'e echoos
~ KSesy RsgseWstetn also teft ~
ooSS veeS d re-~user the Freoerscee
Suvg Normal scbol ~ koehefsne
eros>v. VINO. Win Hrs ,. A c: &c.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-29
Street and Evening Gowns


Elegant Evening in all shades ancy beaded robes
over chiffon and fur trimmed these materials
all imported; alike and duplicates prices 500 and
$500.
Handsome Evening Gowns of chiffon and lace trimmed in
brocade velves on chiffon, in ali shades $500
Evening of accordeon-pate chiffon and
lace drapey with crystal bodice effective $45O0
Very Smart Street Gowns plain and brocade charmeuse
and meteor shades hand daped skirts; these ebody
all the latest for fall and us$3750 and $500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-29

DEMONSTRATION AND TEACHING the
use o "GRAYONA" Embroidery Floss by MISS
BAUM. who comes direc from Wanamakers New
York store Miss Baum will take pleasure in demon
stratine to all who visit our Art Department the
superiority of "GRAYONA" Embroidery Floss.
Tba,himer's Exclusive Agents for Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-29

Mrs. Harold Rees. who left Wednes-
day for New York CITY.
Miss Mae Dunn entertained Tuesday
evening IT her residence on Centrai
Avenue. with a fve hundred party.
which was given in honor Of Miss
Ida Nell Patton and Roy Patton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-29
Authoritative Modes In the New Suits

Fancy Novelty Suits in plain and two tone materials.
all new shades fancy blouse effects with vest and smart
tailored cutaway coats. at $500.
Strictly Tailored Suits, in all shades of mems
serge and diagonal s,ting, length coat, plain and
cutamay. guaranteed Innings and perfect fitting suit;
special SIS. 90 and $3.50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-29

Exclusive models in Velvet and Eponge SUITS. snow
inc the blouse and extreme cutaway: these copies
of foreign models better made; specially priced at
$500 and $1,000.
Eponee Suits in plain and two-tone effects all new
shades trimming of wool embroidery in Oriental color
inc. these are very dressy models two alike from
$500 to $500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-29
Fall Showing Of New
Rugs and Druggets

Fifty Administer Velvet Carpet Rugs neatly bound edges
nged ends. l6xso inches; splendid 7sc A2r
value; price, each. IN
$225 Administer Rugs pretty silky and deep pile: many
splendid Oriental designs: 37x54 inehes excel 70
see Wilton Rugs, $3.4S.
Fine Wilton Rugs from selected wored yarn, the
perfection weaving select coofs and patterns AQ
choice value size 27x54 inches; price. OOs1O
SIS. - Administer, $l75o.
Fine Wool Administer Rugs full size oxl2 feet, SfA
select designs; grand value; ~
$N.5o Administer Rugs $2o.ee.
Select Administer Rugs from most carefully selected
wool yarn snappy patterns embracing ideas
Oriental and floral Characters 9x2 feet; most e10 M
splendid value; price. O1UeUU
<32-5o Administer Rugs $A.oo.
Distinctive looking ADMINISTERS Rugs the choice product
weaving select colors and copies G0A m
Of Eastern rugs; 9xi2 feet; distinctive Rugs price OA1sUU
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-29

White Chinchilla
Coats, 2 and 5 years,
Tor
White Chinch1la
Goats, with hood at
tached, for .-......
Colored Chinchilla
Goats, 2 to 6 years,
tor ......-.-.-.-..'
Colored Corduroy
Coats, 2 to 6 years,
Tor ......-.......-
Plush Coats, 2 to
6 years, for. ......-
A large assortment
in all the new materia
cut and trimmed,
8 to 6 years, for 4
A.06 to ........ -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-29
Two Special Introductory Features

We will present to every person making pun
chase of UTOPIA YARN during opening days
400 illustrations, with minute instructions how t
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-09-18
COPPER QUEEN IS
NOW FINELY
EQUIPPED
Last Of Machinery Is
Shipped to Mine
Saturday

From the standpoint OF an ope-
rating plant, with which 20 prose
cute development on large and
practical scale. the Copper Queen
Gold Mining company. near Stod-
dard, is now splendidly equipped.
the Arizona Mine Supply company
shipping out last Saturday the last
consignment of machinery, con
sisiing Of an electric hoist. large
motor and other appliances With
these additions, the company is bet
ter equipped, probably, to go ahead
on an exploitation basis than any
other mine undertaking adjacent. To
justify the heavy expense in recent
months. by the introduction Of an
expensive electrical power service. a
large line Of up 10 date machinery,
with added surface aocommo dations.
the remarkable development accom-
plished during the past year sup
ports this movement The Copper
Queen enjoys an excellent name IN
mining circles. those conversant with
undergo ound conditions prevailing
unhe sitatingly stating the making OF
big producer Is practically assured
Texas capitalists are behind IFS well
fare, and among whom Louis Gold.
man, the president, is the principal
representative He devotes consid'
cradle Of his time in being on the
ground, and TO his untiring zeal Is
the apparent success OF the propo'
si,ion due.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-09-18
RETURNS FROM TEST
RUN ORE PLEASING

Gratifying results have followed
the installing OF the new mill OF the
Juanita Mining company IN Crook
canyon. and returns received from
the first cleanup of ore run plated
over 81 per ton, IL Is reported. bet
ter than Superintendent Warren an
iicipated.
From several years Of practical
development thousands Of tons are
on the dump, and from which the
above returns were received ~ prac-
tically a test run made by the plant
installed only few weeks ago. So
satisfactory has been the initial run
that the adding Of an additional unit
20 the mill has been decided. and
that. too. before the mill building
has been completed, But one shift
OF the mill has been run aud the
orc treated has reached bnt five tons
day Of ten hours running time
The intention j. to run the full
twenty four hours beginning in a
few days
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-09-18
CITY BEAUTIFUL HIS
OPINION OF PRESCOTT
From Sundays Daily)

{. s. Hatch. mayor Of Long
Beach. California. and stockholder
OF the La Garcia Mining company,
arrived in the city yesterday, and
expressed himself as decidedly well
pleased with the climate and gen
crai conditions in evidence as an
agreeable surprise
lie is a keen observer OF the pos
siblitics Of Prescott, and mentioned
the attractive conditions prevailing
for 'the building Of homes at elevat'
ed points contiguous, which I'M
pressed him as a strong inducement
for bringing in investors for the
future. az well would II make the
city beautiful a reality Mayor
Hatch Is 80 favorably impressed with
his first day in the city. that he
will continue his observations until
next Wednesday. when he leaves
for the above mining camp on
brief inspection, lie was joined
here by Mr. Pike. president OF the
company. and they are at the Hote
Prescott.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-09-18
DENoUNCES LIEN LAW
AS MORE THAN CRIME
IErom AnndnY,s DnilNl

Charles Kingsley, one OF the best
known miners IN the county. left
yesterday for Jerome. where he will
locate. as he says. until the political
horizon clears up. and the infamous
mine lien law is wiped off the stat
ute books. which he characterizes
as nothing more nor less than a
crime.
He stated that since this law went
into effect. TWO sales Of his mines
ON Big Bug have been cancelled,
and there are other claim owners
who have been similarly affected.
"The law is driving me and other
owners out Of the country, and J
am going 10 work 10 mine 20 get
another stake 10 continue develop
ment. as there Is mo hope that We
can operate our properties under
prevailing financial conditions, .un-
less ~ the risk Of losing everything
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-09-18
CUTTING ARRAY
MAY RESULT
IN DEATH
Thornton Brown Stabbed
In Back by Charles
Gibbons
tFrom Tuesdays Daily.)

Wine. women and song" we're
the alleged causes that led to an
ugly cutting affray last night at the
Manhattan Club, ON Granite street,
when Thornton Brown was slashcd
across the back in two places by
Charles Gibbons. both eolored. The
wounded man il in a serious condi-
ton, the blade having penetrated To
a depth OF nearly two inches. re-
suliing in the loss Of a great amount
Of blood and the left arm being
rendered useless.
The two men came together or
the inside OF the building in wordy
war while intoxicated. II is said.
and the trouble eliminated when
they reached the outside. when
Brown vas siashcd with very
large pocket knife. The wounded
man walked 10 the sheriif's Office
and later collapsed IN weakened
condition. when he was taken to his
room. Gibbons, immediately aftrr
committing the crime, took refuge
in building ON Granite creek. after
eluding the officers for some time
and was eapture,I by Night Officer
Mcmahon. lie refused 10 give any
account Of the cause Of the trouble.
but others stated that IL was case
| OF jealousy over eolorcd woman.
and the trouble came to a climax
while both were under the influence
Of liquor, Gibbons was released
from the city jail last week after
serving ten days on. misdeineanor
charge. and bears an unsayory rep
utation in Phoenix, where he Is said
to have been ordered 90 leave on a
floater SENTENCE,
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-09-18
.tFfom Tue sday's. Daily)


Negotiations that have, been pend.
ing for some time between, George
MITCHELL representing the Crown
Butte Mining company, OF which
he is a member, and c. J. MeNuliy
and Sidney Birch. for the taking
over Of the McNul,y group ~ forty.
eight copper mines III Big Copper
creek, to the south' OF Prescott. ter
minated yesterday. and Mr.. Mitchell
assumed charge The latter stated
that the property was acquired un-
der an option and bond for $32O.OOO
and tina, operations would begin i'm
mediately - t'siH1ri'F
The plan of operating will be to
continue the main shaft To- great
depth, and hosting and other ma
chincry will be installed. Churn
driii exploitation is also to DC =
PRODUCED, in fact a ,crv e~i"rs "
line of work will follow. the intep'
ton being to get the property IN ar
active state inside OF thirty days.
This transaction Is one oi the mos,
important that has ever taken place
in this section In copper mining,
and follows after the above owners
devoting several years TO practically
handling their large holdings and the
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-09-18
CAN YOU QUALIFY

The United States Civil Service
commission announces open compel
tive examinations on date Of Ocio.
Der II, 1912, for agricul,urisi ~
charge AT salaries ranging from s.,
500 20 $1,000 per annum, and for
sanitary engineer, salary 5000 per
annum with allowance for travel and
subsistence WHEN away from off
cial station. Al information relp
tive TO these examinations may be
obtained at the posioiiice
A. NJ WILDWOOD.
taf Local Secretary
-
Mining lOcAtics notices FOR sale 80
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-09-18

A letter to Mrs. J. C. Herndon
from Mrs. George Cook, former
well known resident Of Prescott,
who with her husband has been
touring Europe, conveyed the inter
csiing news that after a trip through
Ireland and Scotland they would
embark for home. and planned a
stopover in Prescott for a few
days as guests Of the Herndons.
They are expected within the next
few days.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-09-18

A very delightful afternoon was
spent on Friday with Mrs J. WIZ
liam Waara, a gracious hostess
During the afternoon the R"e,,
were pleasantly engaged IN neeul.
work, and music was a p'e",'"
feature. Cut flowers taste'u''S w
GRATED the rooms, and later an "p.
petizing repast was enjoyed A"o"s
those present were Mesdames J.
Harvey Blain. Fred Kessier' '" -.
Burke. Miss Ruth Dutro ana "''
Helen Meany.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-09-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry George en-
tertained Mrs. Morris Goldwater,
Mrs. Harry Tri,le, and Miss Olive
Fisher a, a well appointed dinner
at the Yavapai club on Thursday
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. George 1ef,
on Friday TO spend the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. Will George a,
their home in Mayer.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-09-18

Clever and original, Mrs = -
Ioslin can be depended upon 10
start something" that will bring I"
relief to those who have p',''"
,omewhat bored by bridge and dane
ing. The Kensington and Japa",'s
tea given on Friday aiternoo" ~
this hostess was a decided noVe'y
and exceedingly pretty, Sweet pea,
in varying shades of pink were use, useu
in profusion throughout me '' ,''s
room aud living rooms '"'
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-09-18

Miss Esther Grant. niece Of
Mrs. J K. Bea,son Of this city en-
tered the State University at Berke-
ley. California, as a freshman, tax
ing the scientific course. Miss Grant
is very promising young student,
having delivered the valedietory for
the Polytechnic High school of San
Francisco last spring. a brilliant es-
say on mathematics. thus having the
distinction Of being the only girl
80 honored by any school in San
Francisco las, year.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-09-18
The Social Mirror


u'"'"g table was in real Japanese
appointments. the tea set and ,ah,o
."'n oelng valuable gifts to the
hostess from the Orient. Exou;.
sheiy embroidered silk miniature tea
po's Tor iavors completed the table
decoration Covers were laid io,
Eleanor Sloan, Winifreda Gale. Irene
Wells, Alice Adams, Grace lone,
eresa fredericks. Olive Fisher
Kokic Thayer, Catherine Wells from
Los Angeles. Minnie Davis, Mrs
oa''d Russell and Miss S,ellnburf
80
ohe OF the most charming socia,
functions Of the week was the 500
card party given by Miss virginia
Adams a, her, home ON Pleasant
street The rooms were arti.ticallv
decorated with agproiusion oi Amer.
iean Beauties and fragran, swee,
peas. Different flowers were a de-
light at each table where a delicious
luncheon was served Later the
tables were trranged for cards.
Eleanor Sloan captured the high
score. Mrs. David Russell made the
most slams, while the consolation
fell to Mabel Brisley. Mrs. William
King, Mrs. Pummer. Wills and Mrs
George Francis assisted during the
afternoon Those enjoying Miss
Adams hospitality were Mary Frank
Gardner, Dorothy Drake. Verie
Beaver, Bcss Shelly. Beth Block,
Enid Reeve. Beatrice Taseher, Fern
Kennedy, Lila Hawkins, Mabel Bris-
ley, Roxie Thayer, Alice Adams,
Grace Jones, Eleanor Sloan, Mrs
Mrs Joe Wilson of Los Angeles
and Mrs David Russell
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-09-18

Among the pleasant affairs OF 'ne
,eel was the party given by MIS-
Harry Tritle at her pleasant nome
on Whipple Heights. Auction bridge
,.as tho form Of entertainment Inc
ro,,l decorations were pretty az
.,,,oo,er,s Of roses and golden
Glow. Detachable refreshments were
sa,sed Rubbers were played and
.ea,cd at the tables were Mesda"es
uo,,i. Goldwaier, Henry George
con,oe II. Francis, Joseph wilson
nayid Russell, Harry Irli'e' MIS-
Teresa Fredcricks and MISS o"v'
r;sher Mrs. Joe Wilson and MIS-
Isn,v George scored high.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-09-18

A delightful surprise 10 their many
many was the wedding Of Miss
Agnes Duke Lewis and Charles T..
Gentry, which occurred a, 1880
o'clock on the evening Of Wedncs-
day, September II, at the family
residence. No. no Garden street.
The bride wore pretty gown OF
white silk null and the maid Of
honor. Miss Mildred Lewis. sis
ter Of the bride. was alfred IN a
gown Of the same dainty material.
The rooms were beautifully deco
rated with cut flowers. Rev. Wits
nant united the happy couple, using
the impressive ring service. George
Loring assisted as best man. The
wedding was a very quiet affair
only the relatives and few init
mate friends being present. The
bride is the eldest daughter OF DR.
w. w. Lewis, the we'll known min
ing expert. The groom is popu'
lar deputy assessor Of this county
Mr.. and Mrs Gentry will be al
home at No. 81 Yves, Gurlcy stree
after October 10
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-09-18

Mining iocstics notices fof sale 80
the Jourual.MiDey onice
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-09-18

Invested with much charm was
the luncheon given yesterday after
noon by Mrs. lnez Mcdonnell at
her attractive home on South Ma
rina street Luncheon was served
a, small tables, which were fragrant
with roses A guessing contest FOL
lowed a, which Mary Frank Gard
ner proved her proves as the
champion guesser Mrs. Tom Nolan
also won prize, Busy fingers were
then employed with bits OF fancy
work. Enjoying the afternoon were
Mabel Brisley. Meta Dexter, Ethel
Hale. Winifreda Gale, Roxie Thayer
Mary Frank Gardner. Irene Wells
Grace Jones, Babe Morrison and
Erin Morrison.
A Jolly theatre party composed Of
Emily Daniels, hostess. Mary Franz
Gardner. Dorothy Drake, Beth
Block, Enid Reeve. Ethel Hale
Alice Adams and Mrs. II. ID. Aitke'
attended the Elks theater on Wed
nesday night. After an enjoyable
hour the party repaired to the hons
Of Miss Daniels, where delieiou
supper was served. All the appoint
ments were carried out in pink an'
white.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-09-18

Mr., J. c. He'"do0' a popular
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-09-18

Mrs. +. A. Kastner entertained a
few friends ON Wednesday at her
pretty bungalow on Mt Vernon
avenue. A pretiiily appointed lunch
con was served and cards enjoyed.
These ladies enjoyed Mrs. kas'ners
hospitality Mesdames Maude Bald
win. J. X. Miller. Tom Nolan, Miss
Olive Fisher, Major Moore and
Lieut.. Byers. Mrs. kas'ner was
also hostess on Tuesday with Mrs
w 6. Norviei as guest OF honor.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-09-18

A quiet wedding took place a,
.;gb, O'clock ON the evening o'
seotember 7 at the residence OF MI
and Mrs. Alber, Haisley. at when
time their daughter. Orpha, was
united in marriage to Charles n
Green. Rev. Whsnant OF the NJ L.
church. south, officiating, and using
the beautiful ring service. The BRIDE
was ,as,efully alfred in q gown OF
white marquisette. and carried a
shower boquet OF white bride roses
Tn. marion Of honor. Mrs George
T;sd,ie wore dress OF cream lace
ove, o;uk messaline. The grooms
attendant was George Tisdale. FOL
,ow;ng the ceremony dainty sup
,et was served The guests COW
n,;s.d only members of the family
and few close friends. The groom
Is an employe Of the S, f. r * =
,a,l,oad Many elegan, presents OF
i've, Gu, glass and table hnen
wc,e received Mr. and Mrs. 'feef
,yiu reside in a cory little bunga'o"
ON Congress avenue.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-09-18

Many young college people who
have entered heartily into the social
life of the vacation season are be-
coming more serious and arc pre-
pairing 10 leave or have already gone
TO various colleges and universities
to take up their studies Dorothy
Drake left on Friday for Wellesley,
Neil Clark on Tuesday for North
western. and today Gail Gardner re-
turns to Dartmouth. Mary Frank
Gardner to Wellesley and Beth
Bloek to Mount Ida. ..IHif.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-09-18

The favapai club gave another
OF their delightful semi-mon,hly
dances ON Friday night, Present to
enjoy this ever popular form Of en-
tertaininens were Mr. and Mrs. l..
A. kehr. Mrs. Harry. Tri,ie, Minnie
Davis. Catherine Wells, Adelaide
BISHOP, Virginia Adams, Winifreda
Gale, Messrs. Warren Fuller. Leroy
Anderson, Robert Porter. Charles
Miller. George Miller. George Nor
ris. Roy Elliot, and William Norris
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-09-18

member Of Prescott's smart set. re-
turned on Wednesday from an OK
tended trip through southern Cali.
lorna. Her son. Charles Herndon.
well known attorney oi Kingman,
accompanied his mother to the coast
and was her companion for month
but business interests compelled an
earlier return. On her homeward
journey Mrs. Hcrndon spen, several
days with him a, kingman.