Weekly journal-miner., 1912-08-28
l He Social Mirror { c 'ao--S
From Sundays Daily,

members of the For,nigh,ly Bridge Club. when Mrs George Francis was hostess. Bridge was played and the first prize was captured by Mrs. Thayer. Those enjoying inc occas. ion were Mesdames F. s. Clark. ]. E. Mcintosh, Frederick C. Adams, C. Norman Hoffman. George Thay- CT. Harry Brisley. members, and Mrs. w. s. Norviel of Phoenix. a guest.
 
 An interesting event of the past week was another reunion of the r. II. $. class of 1908 at the home of Miss Mary Frank Gardner. An elaborate luncheon was served in the dining room. Roses formed an attractive center-picce and Cupids on little rinos were suggestive place cards. One lucky girl was the sur prised and delighted recipient of a shower in honor of her--Oh, l near. ly told. "Who is shc" Echo an- swers, "Who." The secret is locked in the Class of 1908 Most wonder ful fortunes were fore,old by ono clever guest and occasioned heaps of fun. Edith Gatfeld, Louise DIdptI, DoIotHy DTdkc. IcTnyTd Wilder. and Mary Frank Gardner were the classmates present
 Perfect in arrangement was the luncheon given by Mrs. Morris Gold water at her home on Cortcz street, complimcnting Miss Winifred Fred. ericks. Filled with punch. a large punch bowl from whose rim hung graceful clusters of purple and white grapes, was placed on mirror sur rounded with ferns, forming a center piece particularly effective. Place cards were pretty souvenirs Each card pictured Mexican bird. and bore little verse appropriate to a bride-to-be. Each guest hemmcd and embroidered her own initials on bride-elect. Mrs. Homer King was awarded a prize for the best sewing. Silver salt and pepper shakers en- praved with the initials of the bride and eroom-elect were presented to the honorcd guest. Covers were laid for Winifred Fredericks. Theresa Fredericks, Helen Meany. Ruth Duiro. Eleanor Sloan. Selma Gold berg of Iron Springs. Lucille Drach- man of Tucson. Lila Hawkins, Mabel Brisley: Mesdamcs Harry Tritle. Homer King David Russell. II. II, Linney and Mrs. Morris Goldwater.
 Mir. and Mrs. C. Norman Hoffman were host and hostess at dinner on Wednesday evening at their home on Pleasant street, complimentary to John l.. Kastner. Dr. and Mrs. r. o. Parker. from Canada. Sweet peas formed a pleasing center piece. Gov CTS were laid for Dr. and Mrs. Par ker, John l.. Kas'ner, MT and Mrs. F. A. Kastner. Mrs. w. s. Colds worthy. Judge and Mrs. r. Q. Smith, MT. and Mrs. C. Norman Hoffman. lt was mostly family reunion and very pleasant evening of social converse followed the dinner
 On Thursday afternoon Mrs. Maudc Baldwin entertained inform ally at bridge. Accepting invitations were Mesdames Harry Tritle. Homer King. Henry George. O. A. Hcsla. T. C. Norris, (. F.. Martin, Morris Goldwater. E. A. Kastner and r. O. Parker. Fortunate winner of high score was Mrs. George.
 MT. and Mrs. Will Robinson of the Inglcsidc Club Phoenix. are ,summering at Pine Crest Prescott seems to be fayoritc resort for authors and we can refer with pride 10 the several noted ones who have enjoyed our little mountain city MT. and Mrs. Robinson were host and hostess on Monday evening to MT. and Mrs. Jack Sartell from St. Louis, Mir. and Mrs. Harry Diehl, Mir. and Mrs. z Q. Brown. Mrs. Butter6eld from Grand Rapids. Miss Dorothy Robinson. Master Robin son and Master Burtiss. They motorode out on the beautiful Cop per Basin road and enjoyed boun- teous picnic repast at the falls ncar the first bridge.
 Among the pleasant affairs of the week was an afternoon party at the home of Mrs. George C. Ruffner on Cortez street. The rooms were bright with golden rod and golden glow, and an enjoyable afternoon was spent playing "s00," after which refreshments were served. Mrs. J. (. Robbins was prize winner. Other guests were Mesdames ". w. Ross. w. II, Timerhof. F.. $. Clark, Isabel Forest, j. s. Merritt, Howard Black. Lillian Vim. II. l. Houston, Lester Rufner and J. R. Lowry.
 4 delightful little sewing party was given on Friday afternoon by Mrs. C. Norman Hoffman, Nimble fingers and busy tongues kept pace and all too quickly the afternoon passed. The guests were seated at a long table embellished with sweet peas. Covers were laid for Mrs. r. Q. Parker, F. A. Kastner, ". s. Goidsworihy, F. s Clark, Harry Brisley, w. s. Norviel. Harvey Blain. and c. Norman Hoffman.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. A. Kastner enter