Weekly journal-miner., 1912-08-28

'"NHS was prctti1y carried out ana white clcmatis was a grace. iul decoration. Clever and original place cards were envelopes addressed to each guest and containing conun. drums. Answering these proved n pleasant diversion. Gathered around the hospitable board were Winifred rredericks. Lucy Jenkins, Theresa rfrederieks. Emma Butcher. Lila Hawkins, Louise Draper. Helen Meany. Ruth Dutro. Minnie Davis: Mesdames David Russell. II. IT. l:inney. LeRoy Anderson. and Mrs Frank N. Murphy.
 Paul Deming and his attractive hancec, Miss Winifred Fredericks. were honorees at most delightful Junction on Tuesday evening given Ny MT. and Mrs. F.. X. Kastncr. Seats had been reserved at the EIks Iheater where the guests enjoyed a pleasant hour atter which they re- paired to the Kastncr home on Mt. Vernon avenue, where with music. songs. and dancing, an evening re- plete with pleasures was spent by Winifrcd Fredcricks, Theresa Fred ericks. Bertha Goldsworthy. Lucille Drachman. Emma Butcher, Selma Goldberg. Beth Block. Mary Frank Gardner. Dorothy Drake; John L. kastner. Lieutenant Bycrs. Charles Miller. Robt. Porter, Andrew Bald win. (. IT. Hindcrer. William Nor ris, Warren Fuller. IT. B. Umbach. l.. A.. Kchr; Mrs. Maudc Baldwin. Mrs. w. S. Goldswarthy, Mir. and Mrs. J. P w. Stewart, Mir. and Mrs. David Russell, MT and Mrs. C. Norman Hoffman, Dr. and Mrs. F. Q. Parker. Delectable refreshments added to the pleasure of the evening
 At Fort Madison. Iowa. Augu, ,s the eighth. Joseph B>/Bradford add Miss Rebccca CairN were mapficd at the home of/fhe brides sister. Mrs. Roy R. StAnley. The yielding was was very %6iet affair oE mem After an Extended hoyeymoon to couple arrived in PreS6tt where they expect b make tNr home. The groom the popyhr cashier at the local fright offiY, and the bride is the pr@ty petiYsister of Mrs. E. I. Maddox and Airs. II. R. Early of this city happy and prosperous journey through life is the wish of their many friends.
 4 congenial club -cesysposed of young matrons mst>6n Thursday a, the pleasant bCfhe of Mrs. HR Early and p3fed an enjoyablc>After- noon in swing. McmberS/presen, were -Meydmes Otto Orxnel. l. IT. Davies. Dave Biles. EX Kiehi. w. R. Dun5, J. J. HarteS Clarence Hog sett. J. R. BradIcfd. E. I. Maddox ]. F. TkurmasE and guests Pauline Johns, Eva Behn, Alma Creekmur and Winnie Thurman. Dainty re- treatments were served.
 Several of the intimate friends of Mrs. R. R. Glass met with her on Monday at the home of Mrs F. P Cruicc and enjoyed an afternoon of tennis.
 Mrs. George Edward Meany was hostess to the Prescott Bridge Club on Tuesday at her home. This meeting closed the series. When scores were added 10 sec who ranked high for the series Mrs. O. A. Hesla was found to be the fortunate one. As many prizes as there were mem bers had been provided, and the one having highest score drew first, and SO on down the line till each | ha1 brance of the series. Roses with their beauty and fragrance added to the charm of the afternoon. After the games. refreshments were serv- ed. Members present were Mas danes O.. A. Hesla, II. D. Aiken, T. G. Norris. Morris Goldwater. A. w. Edwards, C. F.. Meany. and guests Mesdames R. II. Burmister, R. R. Glass, R. F. Sloan, Harry Tritle, Maude Baldwin, and Homer King from Pboenix.
 4 smart little dinner party at the Yavapai Club was given on Tuesday evening by Mrs. Harry Tritle in honor of Selma Goldberg and Lucille Drachman from Iron Springs Other HutbtS Wti' "l1s ''b''' 'N''r "''' Mrs. Henry George.
 Mrs. w. 4. Drake was a gracious hostess on Wednesday afternoon at pleasant informal party compii- meniary to Mrs J. Fisher. After an afternoon spent in sewing, dainty refreshments were served. Included were Mesdames J. J. Fisher, E. B. Mcclure. A. C. Rood, F. w. Meany, w. A. Kent. W. S. Norviel, R. N. Frederieks and II. ). McClung.
 
 At their home in Pine Crest MT. and Mrs. Harry Diehl in honor Of Mir. and Mrs. Jack sarteil from St Louis, entertained at "500' on Tues day evening. The rooms were bright with wild flowers Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sartell, Mir. and Mrs /. Q. Brown. Mrs Will Robinson, and Miss Dorothy Robinson from Phoenix. wife and daughter of the author. After the games refreshments were dainiily