Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-10-09
(From Sunday's Daily.)

| TTiuay evening tWcnty tfIenus OF
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Love gave them
a surprise party in honor OF their
twentieth wedding anniversary which
occurs today, Sunday. Mr.. Love
presented Mrs. Love with a beau
tiful solitaire diamond ring and their
son gave her handsome gold
brooch. She also received many
beautiful pieces OF hand-painied
china---the twentieth anniversary be-
ing the china wedding,
After congratulations had been
extended, the evening was spent
playing Five Hundred. Mrs. Raible
receiving the prize for the ladies.
and Mr.. Brecht the prize for the
gentleman's high score. A pleasant
feature OF the evening was the arri-
val of MIR. aud Mrs. Will Love, OF
Ration, New Mexico. who will spend
a fortnight visiting with relatives
in the city. after which they will
go TO Los Angeles and will be
accompanied by Mrs Allen Love.
who will spend several weeks Wis
iting relatives and friends on the
coast.
Mrs. ]. II, Mcintosh gave chill
dren's party nj her home in South
Mt. Vernon Street Friday afternoon,
entertaining twenty little people in
honor OF her daughter Elizabeth's
seventh birthday A very pretty
color scheme of pink and white was
carried out. 10 the decorations. the
children all wearing caps and aprons
OF pink. A. merry afternoon was
spent playing various games and
needless to say. the refreshments
were thoroughly appreciated by all
Of the little guests, even IL none
of them did say. like the child we
once heard Of IL think my little
brother would like another piece OF
cake" Then when the cake was
brought To little brother (who had
not thought OF wanting it. as he
had not finished his first piece as
yeti AS long as il is here. think
] will just take another piece my
self" .t |f.
The young hostess received many
dainty presents and her guests in
cluded: Robert. Betty and Kathryn
Mcdonnell, Margaret and Helen
Watson, Anna Margaret Shotwcll,
Ivy Sheffield. Robert and Ned
Yount. Sherman Hazeltine. Laird
Doyle. Doris Walters, Sidney and
Norma Mitchell, Arthur Walker.
Isabel and Russell Mcintosh and
Marian Doudua.
The Misses Vesia and Eva
Schmitt entertained nine Of their
school chums at their pretty home
on East Willis Street last evening,
the time being spent in playing up
to-date parlor games There were
musical selections rendered by sew
cral Of the party and duet was
played by the Misses Schmi,t, which
was very well rendered by the little
hostesses. a contest game being play
ed Marking the Cats Eye" first
prize hand painted button-hook
hanger. being won by Lucille lis
dale, second prize, Miss Caroline
Brinkmeyer, a bon bon dish and the
BOBBY prize pair OF dolls shoes
by Miss Myrtle Hicks.
What the little ladies most enjoy
ed was an old-fashioned candy
pull and such fun and such laughter
as the little folks had After all the
merry-making was at an end the
little folks partook Of collation.
Of cake. cocoa. candy. etc. and then
were each and ever" one escorted
TO their various homes by the faith
err OF the hostess Mr. !. l.. Sehmitt.
| Among those present were the
Misses Lucille Tisdalc, Margaret
Storey. Vesta Sehmitt. Ruth lis
dale. Mildred Storey. Myrtle Hicks.
Eva Schmitt, Caroline Brinkmeyer.
Dorothy Crum.
Al the Episcopal church week
ago last Saturday. the marriage Of
, Miss Lemyra Wilder and Benjamin
w. Yorick was solemnized by Rev.
J. lockwood Jenkins. in the pres
ence of relatives and many friends.
This nupiial event is a particularly
interesting one. The bride being a
native Of Prescott, the daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. r. c. Wilder, Is a
social favori,e and very much re-
specied by all The bride was ac-
companied to the altar by Miss
Yorick, sister. Of the groom, while
Mrs. Yorick, mother OF the groom
gave the bride away. A brother
of the groom acted as best man
A wedding breakfast followed at
the home OF the mother Of the
groom. and the occasion was very
enjoyable one. Mr. and Mrs. Yorick
have gone TO Toronto. Canada,
where they will enjoy their honey
moon, and later will reside at Co
bait, Canada. They were extended
fluctuations from a host of friends
and acquaintance for a happy and
prosperous future.
Mr. and Mrs Robinson Of Phoe.
nix, who have occupied their bunga-
law at Pine Crest all summer. will
turn their faces southwark this week
and return To their home al Ingle-
nook Club a few miles ont from
the capital city. Mrs. Robinson is
the well known and popular man
ager Of Inglewood Club and Mr.
Robinson is the treasurer OF the
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