Weekly journal-miner., 1912-08-14

C. F. Meany and Mrs. II. H. r;u. to spend the afternoon with Wy Wy Cady. An enjoyable aftcfnoon ''s spent in sewing and social cory. was after which appetizing refresb,r.s were served. "ens
 Friday night suction bth,oe o. enjoyed by Mesdamcs Ceorv. TWS Francis. C. Norman Hoffmsn A. kastnes and Frederick. C Ad,m a, the home of the latter on pleaars,, street. o fS
 Mrs. Benjamin w.. Field wa. hostess on Tuesday at a beau,;t,us appointed luncheon at her home Whipplc Barracks The color sehsr. was pink and white, and the . ol.a. cards were hand painted skeicb,. made by Miss Steward. Thos .ss enjoyed Mrs. N Fieid's hospi,s,,oo were Mrs. Frank Jewet, W., Steward Miss Ruth Oliver and M;'. ' 4hduu sDtCWdIb. - ..t,
 The Misses Lucille and Ruth Tia dale gave delightful birthday nis. nic on Saturday to- twen,y.tive o, their little friends. They were taks" out on the state highway in lary. float, which was covered w;,S straw. A delicious picnic lunch wac served. Those enjoying the o,,;n. were Misses Carrie French. Oliys EIaisley, Marguerite Crowl, Carolin. Brinkmeyer. Grace Davis, Marv Ruth Payne, Vivian Elliott. Andr.,. Bradley. Inez Poe. Alice Rief. Carr. Perkins, Lois Poe, Laura Theobold Lucille and Ruth Tisdale: Master, Jim Stuart. Clyde Deming. Fred Rief, Lincoln Young. John Steward Edwin Thcobold. Twin Crowl, Ar. thur Morrow. Louis Tisdale. Mr, Tisdalc was Assisted in caring for 'he young people by Miss Orphia IIaisley and Miss Vera Morrow.
 This month will witness an exodu, of our boys and girls who will enter distant colleges and universities Among the first to leave is Miss Willmena King who departed yes. terday for Berkeley. California Worthy of especial mention is the fact that this young lady passed through the four years of High school in Prescott at the head of her class. and was neither absent nor tardy drring the full course This should he an inspiration and example to all students. Many friends were at the depot to bid goodbye to this popular young lady and wish her happy and profitable year.
 Miss Ruth Jessop. from Iron Springs, visited the city the early part of the week. the guest of Miss Alice Adams.
 Mrs Pete Tisdale and son. Frank, arrived in Prescott "Wednesday from Pasadena. They are visiting with MT. and Mrs. Geo. Tisdale before returning to their home at Parker
 Mrs. Steward and Miss Maud Steward are spending the summer months at Whipplc Barracks as the guests of Mrs. Stewards daughter, Mrs. Frank Jcwett.
 Mrs. J. w. Mines and Miss Marjorie Mines returned yesterday from California.
 Mrs. Henry r. Ashurst returned from Washington on Thursday morning She is looking especially we'll and happy and is glad to be in the cool breezes of the little mountain city among the pines. Senator Ashurst will return when Congress adjourns.
 F. M Murphy. Herb. Meany. R. x. Fredericks and w. A. Drake left in the formers private car on Tuesday for Los Angeles and San | Francisco.
 Miss Marjorie Finn will spend the early part of the week visiting at the Stewart ranch in Williamson valley
 Miss Ina Riebling left yesterday for Humboldt. where she will be the guest of Elsie Love for several weeks
 Mir. NJ. w. Buckley. of Water Valley, Miss, is pleased visitor to this section of the country. Dame Rumor says the country is not the main attraction.
 s, K. Trengovc is in the city and looking for suitable dwelling. as his family expects to reside here during the winter to enable the children 10 attend school.
 Mrs. J. N. MuIrcin and daughter Miss Carrie. are here from Phoenix for months visit. They will be joined later by Mir. Mulrein and the party will make trip to the Grand Canyon.