Weekly journal-miner., 1912-07-03
He Social Mirror
 

| Most charming was the brdg
 party given on Wednesday cvcninl
 by the ladies of the Prescott Bridg
 Club ai the home of Mir. and Mrs TT. C.. Norris on Mt. Vernon avenue
 The affair was in the nature of
 farewell to Mrs J VI. Watts an,
 Mrs. Paul Hastings Husbands O
 the ladies eagerly embraced in,
 opportunity to enjoy this select af
 lar. Those present were Mir an,
 Mrs. Paul Hastings, Mir. and Mrs w. II. Doyle, Mir and Mrs. F P
 Cruice. Mir. and Mrs Q. A. Hesla
 Mir and Mrs II. D. Aiken. Mir. and
 Mrs. R II. Burmister, Mir. and Mrs F. w. Foster, Mir and Mrs. A. w
 Edwards, Mir. and Mrs. Dixon Eager
 berg. MT. and Mrs. C. r.. Meany
 Mayor and Mrs. Morris Goldwater
 Major and Mrs. J.. NJ. Watts;
 Mesdames Harry Tritle, Maude
 Baldwin. F. M Murphy R. F. Sloan, lJ. J. Hawkins, C. W. Viekers and Miss Theresa Fredericks. Tn loving remembrance beautiful silver dish
 was given to each of the honored guests of the evening, Mrs. Watts and Mrs. Hastings.
 A jolly affair of the past week was an auto picnic party given on Wednesday by Mrs. F.. s. Clark to a congenial coterie of friends. with Mrs s. P. Elliott of Kingman as the honored guest. After spin around the loop. delicious lunch was enjoyed at the picnic grounds at the American ranch
 X charming hostess was Mrs. T. c. Norris. on Tuesday. at a prc,tily appointed dinner given in honor of Mrs. s. P Elliott.
 Mrs. j. M Watts who left yes terday for California has been the recipient of much social attention the past week. She was the honored guest at delightful bridge party, given on Thursday evening. by Mrs. J. j. Hawkins at her home on Mt. Vernon avenue The attractive home was artistic with d simple floral adornment of pink roses. Invita- tions were accepted by Mesdames J. Nj. Watts, Paul Hastings. r. M Murphy. w. IT. Doyle. Q. 4. Hesla. II. D. Aiken. R. J. Roper. T. C. Norris, w. IT. Timerhoff. R. IT. Burmister. C. E. Mcany. A. w. Edwards, H. A. Cheverion. C.. w. Dixon Fegcrberg. and the Misses Agnes Todd. Emily Daniels, Emma Butcher and Louise Gibbs Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Mur- phy and Mrs. Burmister for frs, and second high scores.
 A large mound of yellow Kansas peoples, and place cards in special design in yellow, were features of the dinner party given by Miss Emily Daniels at the Yavapai Club on Friday evening. compime ntary 10 MT. and Mrs. Paul Hastings. The place cards bore the names of Mir. Paul Hastings. Mrs. Paul Hastings. Mir Dixon Fagcrberg, Mrs. Dixon Mir Robert Porter and Miss Emily Daniels.
 
 Red and white. the class eolors. were used in decorating the tables for the elaborate luncheon given by Mrs R. N. Looney and her sister, Miss Winifred Mayer, on Friday evening to the Seniors and Juniors of the Academy. The house was radiant with red and white earna- lions, and the place cards were hand painted carnations. The color scheme was further carried out in the favors of red candy boxes. The guests put on their thinking caps when magazine and fish game were produced for their amusement, Miss Anna Murphy captured the girls prize which was a beautiful hand painted belt pin and set of beauty pins 10 match Robert Geimer was also successful con iestant. winning gold tie fastene,. 1 Grace Gratz was consoled with a pretty desk calender. Mrs John was charming as Gypsy fortune teller. and the guests great y enjoyed having their palms read After singing college songs. the guests departed with many ex- )ressions of the delightful evening | ,njoyed
 Sweet peas and Shasta daisies were the decorative feature of the 's00' party given by Mir and Mrs, | Dixon Fagerberg. at their home. on Friday evening Decorative score ards were attractions in the deeora. i've scheme \ dainty eollaiion was 'erved after ihe games. The guests included Mir and Mrs Paul Hastings, | Mr. and Mrs w. " Doyle. Mayor I