Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-10-23

1 The Social Mirror |


NfIf N'INfu w ApiiliNNiipii WIN Wv
bazaar--on Tuesday turkey din
ncr, when the some made mincc
pies went so fast that all the share
left for tho ladies who were serving
was tho smell On Wednesday cv-
cning roast pig and all the "hxings"
reminded those fortunate enough to
partakc thereof Of Lambs Essay
on Roast Pig and the Cinnamon
who used to burn down their houses
in order 10 roast the family pig.
willing 10 build new house IL
only they could first enjoy the feast.
Thursday evening Spanish dinner
was served and IL was delicious. The
three dinners melted the bazaar over
two hundred dollars. more than
eleven hundred dollars being clear
ed on the bazaar. The Sisters Of
ST Joseph and ladies OF the bazaar
wish To thank the merchants and
other citizens OF the city for their
generous donations and support
which enabled them 10 make such
a complete success Of their efforts
to raise goodly sum for the bcnc-
III Of ST Joscph's Academy. In
the voting contest for the hats. Miss
Ethel Francis won the evening hat
and Miss Elsie Murphy. the walk
ing hat. In the voting contest for a
suit of clothes Burke Delaney was
successful and little Ross Lane, who
was second, worked so hard tina, the
ladies donated him a handsome pair
of shoes in appreciation OF his ef-
forts.
The ball which closed tho weeks
entertainment was held in Odd Eel
lows Hall on Friday evening and
was under the supervision Of the
Knights Of Columbus. The musicians
were Miss Gibson. pianist: Miss
Grace Sparks. cornciist Francis
Derrick, drum, and Jack Abbott,
violinist
There were over eighty couples on
the floor. the Grand March being
led by Miss Nellie Barnett and Mr..
Robert Geimcr. Mr. Harry Hartcr
was the floor manager and saw to il
that everybody had good time.
that nobody was allowed TO remain
wallhower. that all the nice young
men met all the pretty girls and
that all the pretty girls met all the
men they wanted to.
White seemed to be the favorite
color for the ladies' costumes, al
though there was a sufficient sprink-
ling OF the lighter tints Of pink and
lavender and blue, with an occasional
darker tone to add variety /. and
charm To the picture presented ON
the ball room floor. AZ
Among those present were; Mrs.
II. +. Ashurst, in white: Mrs o. A.
McDermit, in champagne coIored
silk: Mr.. and Mrs. Tom holland.
Mr. Eckely. Lieut.. Bytrs. NJ and
Mrs. Othell. the latter in white:
Miss Mary Ryan. DR.. and MIS-. Nc.
Nally. Mrs. McNalIy in black silk
with white picture hat; Miss Sadie
Williams in black velvet with cor
sage bouquet Of American Beauty
Roses; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kastner.
Mrs. kastner in blue tmarque scfte
Mrs. Maud Baldwin. who has re-
Gently come from Los Angeles to
reside in the city; Miss Fern Allen,
IN grey wolfe over pink silk; Miss
Elaine Wooster in cream color silk;
Miss Nellie Barrett in light blue
crepe de chenc: Mr., Caldwell, Mr..
and Mrs. i. J. Il. Horn, Mrs. J. S.
Gales. Mr.. and Mrs. =. J. Farley:
Miss Burnt. Miss Annie Cahill In
mink messaline over silk. the Misses
Louise and Lilly Belle Campben in
white: the Misses Lehigh, one. in
mink silk, the other in white: Mr.
Day, Mr. Head. Mr.. Leo McMahn.
Mr.; Harry Shumate and Mis-. Mary
Mcdonald. "a 80 =
The Prescott Brass Rand ahd
Their. families gave luncheon 4 N Il
Sunday in their club rooms To mark
the closing OF the summer season:
sandwiches and coffee. ice cream
candy and variety Of kinds OF cake
were the bouniiful frcshnerts The
two cakes brought by Mrs. Lauden.
slayer were frosted in white with the
music staff and notes in pink and
seemed almost too pretty 10 eat.
followin" the luncheon a social AZ
fernoon was enjoyed. the band fur
nishing sweet music while some OF
the younger folk tripped the light
fantastic. e"
Those. present were Mr.. and Mrs
J. Laudenslager and daughter. Mr.
and Mrs. ], yaeoby and family. Mr.
and Mrs c. =. Myers and son. Mr.
and Mrs Thomas, Miss Babe
sparks, Miss Pearl Raab. and Messrs
bert Morrell, David Levy. Charles
Reibling and Ben Slvcrman.
The members Of the band thank
the city for its generous donations
during the season and are planning
TO practice all winter SO that thev
will be able to play better than ever
next summer.
Mrs Lavinia II. Kaull, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hen ley q. this
city. who is physical director OF the
Chico Normal School. California.
has received word ,ha, she las inen
appointed by the executive commit.
al ia. a A.