Weekly journal-miner., 1912-02-14

,t.tm,ngly appointed luncheon on Monday afternoon, in honor of her m,.,.. Mrs. Murray Sullivan, of Sal. r,kc City. and Miss Pansy Whitaker, of To. Angeles. Cal. The table was y.v i,tractiee with pink carnations and tIace cards. After the luncheon he afternoon was devoted to the ,,efpopular game of bridge. The high score prizes for the afteYpoon were won by Mrs. Dixon Fagerberg and Miss Pansy Whitaker. Those who thoroughly enjoyed the after. noon were Mrs. !. A. Hope, Mrs. Morris Goldwater, Mrs. W. W. Ross, Mrs Charles T.. Joslin, Mrs. William B Doyle. Mrs. Dixon Fagerberg, Mrs. J C. Herndon, Mrs. Murray Sullivan, and Miss Pansy Whitaker
 One of the pretty dinners of the week was that given Monday evening sith Lieutenant and Mrs. Samuel T. Nackall as hosts. Covers were laid for Lieutenant and Mrs. MaekaIl, Captain and Mrs. Arthur P. Watts, Mrs. r. NJ. E Travis and Lieutenant David 0. Byars.
 Thursday afternoon the Prescott Bridge club was very pleasantly en. ,er,ained at the home of Mrs. Q. A. Hesla. when she had as her guests Nr. George Edward Meany, Mrs. H. D. Aiken, Mrs. Paul Burks, Mrs. William II. Doyle, Mrs. ]. M. Watts, Mrs. Morris Goldwater, Mrs. J. c. Herndon, Mrs. Murray Sullivan, Mrs George Cotton, of Flagstaff, Miss Papsy Whitaker, Miss Theresa Fred sieks and Miss Olive Fisher.
 Al q luncheon given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Poorman, in Alameda, Cal, on January 23, the announcement was made of the en. gagement of their daughter, Miss Alice Poorman, to Lieutenant Charles sherman Hoyt, 10th United States Cavalry. now stationed at Fort Sheri- dan, Chicago. In compliment to the cavalry branch of the service the decorations of the table were en. iirely in yellow. At each place was a eorsage bouquet of lilies of the valley, 10 which were fastened little booklets, telling the engagement news. No date has been announced for the wedding but it is stated that it will take place in June. Lieutenant Hoyt was stationed at Whipple Barracks with the Fifth cavalry for about two years and during that time made n host Of friends in Prescott. The be. ginning of this happy romance began at whpple Barracks when Miss Poor man was the guest of Captain and Mrs Edward A. Sturges for several weeks.
 Mr and Mrs. Frederick P. Cruiee's dinner on Thursday evening, in honor of Mrs. Murray Sullivan and Miss Pansy Whitaker was an unusually pretty affair. After the dinner the guests thoroughly enjoyed the musical selections of Mrs. Herbert c. Shot. we'll, Mrs. LeRoy Anderson, and Rob. ert K, Porter. The table was prettily decorated for the occasion, and those who enjoyed the delicious menu were Ar and Mrs. Paul Burks, Mrs. Murray Sullivan, Miss Pansy Whit alsr, Lieutenant and Mrs. Samuel T. Aaekall, MT. and Mrs. George Ed ward Meany, MT. and Mrs. Harold A, Cheysrton, Mir. and Mrs. LsRoy An derson, MT. and Mrs. Hssbsst C. Shot well, MT. and Mrs. Willie. K. Doyle Mr. and Mrs. Paul P. Hastings and Robert K. Porter. s,s,-s..., .4..4
 
 A bridge party given Thursday af ternoon by Mrs, George Edward aeany, complimentary to Mrs. Murray sullivan and Miss Pansy Whitaker vas one of the pleasant affairs o' he week. After the serving of dainty refreshments prizes were awarded Mrs Dixon Fagerberg and Mrs, Vii ham II. Doyle. Those who thorough, enjoyed the hospitality of Mrs hsaHy were Mrs. Paul Burks, Mrs Murray Sullivan, Miss Pansy Whit aher, Mrs. IT. II. Linney, Mrs. Fred