Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-01-03

Major and Mrs. George ID. Moore
entertained delightfully."- on Sunday
afternoon at n Christmas tree and tea.
The party was in the form of house
warming, as they had just moved
into their new quarters. During the
afternoon Mrs. Guy G. Palmer poured
tea. Those who thoroughly enjoyed
Major and Mrs Moore's hospitality
were Captain and Mrs. Guy @. Palmer,
Captain and Mrs. Arthur T. Watts,
Lieutenant and Mrs. Samuel +. Mac
kali, Lieutenant and Mrs. Benjamin
w. Field, Mrs. =. NJ. b. Travis, Miss
Maud stephens, Miss Harriet Jean
Oliver, Major Kent Nelson, Captain
John X Miller, Orleans Longacre,
Jr., Lieutenant William i. Robinson,
Jr.. Lieutenant ID. o. Byars, and
Lieutenant William Is. McLaurin.
On Christmas day Lieutenant and
Mrs. Samuel r. Mnckall were hosts
at an elaborate dinner. The table
was beautifully decorated in the
Christmas colors, and tiny tree IN
the center with candles and artificial
snow. The mantle piece was banked
with mistletoe, with snow, and studded
with poinsettia. Those seated around
the table were Lieutenant and Mrs.
Mackall, Mrs. +. NJ. b. Travis, Miss
Maud stephens, Miss Harriet Jean
Oliver, Miss Olive Fisher, Orleans
Longacre, Jr., Lieutenant William +.
Robinson, Jr.. Lieutenant ID. o. Byars,
Major Kent Nelson and Lieutenant
William u. McLaurin.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Burks were hosts
at a beautifully appointed dinner
Saturday evening. The Christmas
eolors were used profuscly in the
table decorations, and the individual
favors were snowballs with "A bunch
Of holly. Mr. and Mrs. Burks had
as their guests Mr.. and Mrs. Orleans
Longaere, Sr., Captain and Mrs. Guy
q. Palmer, Orleans Longacre, Jr, and
DIR. Longaere.
Captain and Mrs. Guy q. Palmer
entertained on Christmas dny with n
very jolly and delightful Christmas
tree and cggnog. Their home had
been very prettily decorated with
mistlctoe and holly and red ribbons.
Captain and Mrs. Palmer had rs their
guests Major and Mrs. George ID.
Moore, Captain aud Mrs. Arthur =.
Watts, Lieutenant and Mrs. Samuel T.
Mackall, Lieutenant and Mrs. Ben
iamin W. Field, Mrs +. NJ. b. Travis
Captain John X. Miller, Major Ken,
Nelson, Orleans Longaere, Jr., Lieu.
tenant william +. Robinson, Jr., Lieu
tenant ID. O. Byars and Lieutenant
William b. McLaurin.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Peter, ST., en-
tertaincd very delightfully."- on Thurs
day evening at their home on Unior
street. The evening was pleasant,
spent playing five hundred, and a
the close of the game prizes wer'
awarded Mrs. +. o. Smith for higl
score. Mrs. NJ. Il. Hazeitine for Ion,
hand, and Mr.. Harry w. Heap re
eeived the gentlemen prize. Mr.. an,
Mrs. Peter had as their guests Judg
and Mrs. Il. w. Wells, Mr.. and Mrs
". b. Hazeltine, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos
q. Norris, Mr.. and Mrs, Thomas r
| Campbell, Mayor and Mrs. Morri
Goldwater, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry W
Heap, Mr.. and Mrs. +. o. Smith, ID
and Mrs. J. Harvey Blain, Mrs. Bark
/ ley, Mrs. Richard y. Sloan, and Mis-
, Irene Wells.
D Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Burks entertain
1 ed about twelve children on Christina
Z day at a tree which was most tho,
4 oughly appreciated.
Mrs. George ID. Moore was a hostes
Saturday at a very jolly Iuneheo
when she had as her guests Mis-
Maud stephens, Miss Harriet Joa
Oliver, Lieutenant william y. Robir
sou, Jr., Lieutenant ID. o. Byars, an
. Lieutenant William william b. NJ
= Laurin.
One Of the pretty Christmas dinner
j. Of the week was presided over b
. Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Lnnsy. Thos
SEATED around the prettily decorate
table were Mr.. and Mrs. Linney, Mr.