Weekly journal-miner., 1912-08-14
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is provided Nltn CdiltIdf h"' '' expect to get many rare and valuable pictures.
 On Thursday night Mrs. Dave Biles and her sister, Miss Mar yueri,e Shull. were hostesses to a score of their friends. >thc occasion being q hay ride Co Granite Delis.. A picnic luncheon was enJoyed around huge bonfire. after which games and boating were enjoyed, Nobody rocked inc boat but sudden lv thrcc or four gentlemen felt themselves being embraced by the cool waters of the lake without having gone through the formality of removing their clothing How ever. this did not dampcn the en- ioyment of the occasion; in fact II was greatly cnjoycd--especially by those on shore. The party con sisted of Mir and Mrs. Dave Biles. Mir. and Mrs Lester Ruffncr, Mrs. Isabelle Forest. Mrs Ethel Eads, the Misses Lucille Morrison, Edith Burt. Edith Gaiiield, Phoebe James, Cleo Allen. Winnie Thurman, Elaine Wooster. Marguerite Shull; Mcssrs. Chris Davis, Leo McMahon. Rob ert Cornell. J C Mcintosh, w. Ross Dcnman. Johnnie Orihel. Jack SAu.. and M w Buckley.
 On Wednesday Miss Ina Rciblinr. at her home on Summit street en- tertained complimentary tn Miss Willmena King. who lei; yesterday for Berkeley, California Ferns and sweet peas effected graceful centerpiece for the dining table. and pretty place cards bore the names of Willmena King. Nydia Acker Evelyn Fox. Laura Andrews. Myrtle Stephens. Gladys Fox. Vega Mekota, Annie Wallingford. Francis Hertz Ter, Marian Doudna and Ina Reib- ling. An auto guessing game was then enjoyed. at which Myrtle Stephens was winner and she was the recipient of pretty and useful prize. Handkerchiefs were Shower ed" upon the guest of honor.
 Miss Willmena King was the recipient of delightful farewell courtesy, given by Miss Myrtle Stephens on Friday afternoon at her home on Grove avenue. A low bowl filled with nasturtiums was chosen as a centerpiece for the long table. at which were seated Willmena King. Nydia Ackcr. Evelyn Fox, Olive Haisley, Ruth Haislev. Beth Block. Eva French. Gladys Fox, Ina Riebling, Marjorie Finn, Frances Hertzler. Marian Doudna. Myrtle Stephens and Mrs James Robert Lowry. The afternoon was devoted to fancy work. music and guess ing game. at which Marjorie Finn won a prize. An album containing souvenir pictures of the guests was presented to the guest of honor as a momento of this delightful affair.
 The Misses Nellie Marshall and Alma Cousins left on Monday for a fortnight in the Verde valley. Their friends gave dance in their honor on Thursday night. and later will take them to various places of in terest, among which are Montezuma Well. Montezuma Castle and the Cliff Dwellings.
 Mrs. Mum leaves tomorrow for her home in Los Angeles, after a pleasant visit of five weeks with her daughter, Mrs Maude Baldwin. As a farewell courtesy. Mrs. F. A. kastner gave sewing party in her honor yesterday An attractive cen terpiece of nasturtiums frightened the dining table. around which were seated Mesdames Mum, Baldwin, McClure, Rood. Drake, Fisher Goldwater, Wells. Burmister, Rob. erts. Travis and Kastner Mrs. Mum made many friends during her visit here.. who regret very much to sec he- leave No doubt we will again have the pleasure of another visit, as her daughter has purchased the Frank Wright residence and has become resident of Prescott.
 The Prescott Bridge Club me, on Tuesday with Mrs. O. A. HesIa'
 'Nkhiha AtSuatnt : Morris Goldwater, c. F.. Meany. A w. Edwards. T J. Norris. II. D. Aiken and Q. A. Hcsla were pres cnt Mrs. Harry Tri,lc and Mrs K F., Sloan were guests of the cIub
 Mrs. Harry Brisley entertained ,be Fortnightly Bridge Club. of which she IS a member, on Tuesday at her home on Pleasant street. The mem. bcrs were Mesdames George II Francis, F.. s. Clark, Frederick C Adams, J, B. Mcintosh. C. Norman Hoffman, George Thayer, James Ar thur Karney and Harry Brislcy Al the guest table were MesdameS Col. linRs and keefe from Iron Spr;nos Ruffner and Kastner. Mrs Clark was fortunate in winning high score and Mrs. Ceilings received the pues, prize. The guests were then usbcr' ed into the dining room and seated around the dining table. bright and pretty with golden glow. and 1 dainty repast served.
 Mrs. J. I. Gardner was hoe. pifable hostess on Friday even;ro at dinner Swca, moo. 'r