Weekly journal-miner., 1912-02-21
(From Sundays Daily)

approach those who entertain are rusbine 10 do their share before so. cie,y's gates are closed to the frivil, ous rastimes. During the past week there has been large attendance at the annual meeting of the Grand Ma sonic bodies. and among the most enioyablc affairs was tho card party given in honor of the visiting ladies, on Wednesday evening, in the parlors of the Masonic Temple with the mem bers and officers of the local Chapter, Golden Rule, as the hostess. After the serving of delicious refreshments the prizes were awarded the following ladies: Mrs. Cook, of Tombstone, tho high score; Mrs. A. W. Lutlcy, the guest prize and Mrs. J. M. Watts, the slam prize.
 At prettily appointed bridge luncheon on Thursday afternoon Mrs. Edward A. Kastner, and her hister, Mrs. Thomas C. Nolan, were charming hostesses at the attractive bungalow of Mrs. Kastner on North Mount Yer non avenue. After the luncheon the afternoon was devoted to the ever popular game of bridge, and at the close of the game tho prizes for the afternoon were awarded Mrs. Samuel T. Mackall, and Mrs. John K. Miller. Those who thoroughly enjoyed the hospitality of Mrs. Kastner and Mrs. Nolan were: Mrs. Paul Burks, Miss Pansy Whitaker, Mrs. O. A. Hesla, Mrs. 1T. D. Aitken, Mrs. John J. flaw kins. Mrs. William II. Doyle, Mrs. George Edward Meany, Mrs. George Norman Hoffman, Mrs ]. M. Watts, Mrs. Thomas F. Campbell, Mrs. II. c. Harris, Miss Theresa Frcdericks, Mrs. A. W. Edwards. Mrs. F. s. Clark, Mrs. Inez McDoncll, Mrs. !. A. Mac pherson, of Jerome. Miss Olive Fisher, Mrs. John K. Miller, Mrs. Samuel T. Mackall, Mrs. George D. Moore, Mrs. Harry Brisley, Mrs. Harold A. Chever' ton, Mrs. r. o. Smith, Mrs. Sara Over. beck, and Mrs. Will Soloman.
 The dinner given on Tuesday even ing by Dr. and Mrs. Harry T. South. worth at the Yavapai Club was one of the most enjoyable affairs of the week, and charming in all its ap- pointments. The table was most at. 'rsctively dccorted with pink carna- lions for the occasion. Dr. and Mrs. Southworth gave the dinner compli. mentary to the visiting medicos in the city during the week. Those who enjoyed the delicious menu were Dr. and Mrs. Blcdsoe, of Bisbee; Dr.. and Mrs, II. II. Hughart, of Tombstone; !; pr. and Mrs. Clarence F. Yount, Dr. and Mrs. R. N. Looney, Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Finn, Dr. Bridge; Dr. venner. man of Douglas; Dr. Wilson, of Globe, and Dr. Edwin E. Miller, of Flagstaff.
 There was n large attendance of we'll known people at the regular monthly hop given at the Yavapai club, in honor of the visiting members of the Masonic fraternity on Tuesday evening. The evening was thoroughly enjoyed by about an hundred guests.
 Mrs. Edward A. Kastner and Mrs. Thomas c. Nolan entertained in their usual hospitable manner on Friday afternoon at n very prettily appointed tea, and to the most minute detail there was every evidence of exquisite finish. During tho afternoon Mrs. Kastner and Mrs. Nolan were assisted by Mrs. Will soloman, Mrs. George Norman Hoffman and Miss Mabel Brisley when tea was served to about one hundred friends. An orchestra
 
 hidden in one of the rooms added greatly to the enjoyment of their guests.
 Mrs. Thomas E. Campbell was a hostess at an unusually prettily ap. pointed luncheon on Friday afternoon, when she had as her guests Mrs. H. c. Harris, Mrs, ]. A. Macpherson, of Jerome, Mrs. Inez Mcdonnell. Mrs, Paul Burks, Mrs. II. 1T. Linney. Miss Pansy Whitaker, and Mrs. John K. Miller.
 Mrs. Samuel T. Mackal was n hos. tess on Saturday evening at a charm. ingly appointed dinner, when she had as her guests Mrs. P. M. B. Travis, Mrs. John K. Miller, Mrs. Benjamin w. Field, Miss Ruth Oliver, and Miss Harriet Jean Oliver.
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