Weekly journal-miner., 1912-08-21

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'ooston, who had only two davs m which 'o learn bridge. had the "soa' beginners luck and scored h,gh. Among those presen, were Mesdames Kas,ner, Adams Francis Bi'es McLane, Kent, Ceilings kob'nson, Brisley, Hoffman. Staple. Houston and Lester Ruffner.
 frday night SO cool. SO calm. so starry, was ideal for the hop a, in. avapai Club, another of those dc. hshtful semi-mon,hly affairs SD popular this summer. Those a,. tending were Mir. and Mrs. R. II. bnrin'ster. Lieut.. and Mrs. K. R. Glass, Mir. and Mrs. r. P. Cruiee MT. and Mrs LeRoy Anderson. Mir. and Mrs. II. A. Cheverton, Mir. and Mrs. Harry Heap, Mir and Mrs F. A. kastner. Mrs. Harry Tri,le. Mrs lienry George, Mrs. Homer King. Mrs. Maude Baldwin; the Misses L''a Hawkins. Mabel Brisley, Grace Jones, Thclma Goldberg, Ruth Dor ris' Marian Doris, Evelyn Fos. Theresa Fredericks, Dorsey and Leighton; Messrs. Gus Peter. War. ren Fuller. George Miller, Charles Miller. Lieut.. Byers. C. II. Hinderer. l.. A. kehr, NJ. J. Ritter. George Meyers and Harry Elmore.
 A bowling party given by Miss Theresa Ffedericks on Tuesday at the bowling alley of the Yavapai Club was a pleasant change from the usual mode of entertaining. The splendid exercise worked up a cor responding appetite and the merry party repaired io the Fredericks home and thoroughly enjoyed the refreshments provided. Those in attendance included Florence Cady, the guest of honor, Alice Adams, Blanche Oster, Eleanor Sloan, Irene Wells, Minnie Davis, Lila Hawkins. Winifred Fredericks and Mrs. Dave Russell.
 Mrs. w. T, King was a hospitable hostess at an informal dinner on Friday evening. 4 low bowl filled with speet peas was chosen for a center piece, and the apprcciativc guests did ample justice to the tempting and appetizing repast, Covers were laid for Fern Kennedy, Virginia Adams. Mary King, Mrs. w. T. King, Calvert Adams and James Lowry Jr. An evening of "s00" followed.
 Mrs. Frank Murphy asked few friends to lunch yesterday with Miss Louise Draper and Miss Helen Meany. who are house guests. Beautiful golden glow was employ. cd for the development of the deco ra,ivc idea. and yellow color scheme prevailed, Luncheon was followed by "s00" and in reckoning up scores, Miss Edith Gatiield rank ed high Mrs Waara was fortunate winner of slams.
 Accepting invitations were liar rict Jean Oliver. Ruth Oliver, Edith Gaifield. Beth Block. Theresa Fred ericks. Winfred Fredericks, Lila Hawkins, Grace Jones, Enid Reeve, Verle Beaver, Marie Kuhne, Elaine Wooster. Anna Campbell Jones, Florence Jones. Minnie Davis, Dorothy Drake. Eleanor Sloan. Eva Behn, Emma Butcher. Alice Adams, Roxie Thayer, Mary Frand Gardner, Florence Cady. Pauline Johns. Ruth Du,ro, Mabel Brisley, Mrs. F.. w. Mcany, Mrs. G. F, Meany and Mrs. |. William Waara.
 Inadvertently, omission was made of the marriage of Emneite Clay Williams and Miss Cecilia Ahcia Butcher. on Sunday, August 4, at l4s South Summit street, MT Will iams is the well-known and efficient manager oi the dry goods depart ment of the R. R. company, and needs no further introduction The bride is charming and attractive young lady from Norborne, Mis- souri, who has been a visitor in our midst for several months and has endeared herself to a large circle of friends. The marriage service was performed by Rev Mar shall, pastor of the Baptist church
 This may we'll be characterized a Missouri" wedding, as all parties present were Missourians or ex-