Weekly journal-miner., 1912-07-03

on South Pleasant avenue An ef-
 iectivc color scheme of pink and
 white was carried out After the
 luncheon. a large basket containing
 numerous packages. was carried in
 by two charming little maids. Betty
 McDonpell and Betty Kastner. The
 various packages contained an as
 sortment of the very best kitchen
 utensils from the guests 10 the bride-elcct The afternoon was spen, in playing "s00." the high score
 being won by the guest of honor. The hostesses were assisted by Mrs.
 llarty Brisley and Mrs. c. Norman
 Hoffman. Other guests were Mrs
 John W. Wilson and Mrs. David
 W. Russell and the Misses Wini-
 fred Fredericks, Theresa Fredericks.
 Eleanor Sloan, Roxie Thayer. Irene
 Wells, Grace Jones. Lila Hawkins.
 Helen Ely, Minnie Davis, Emma Butcher, Louise Nelson and Ruth Dutro.
 The graduates of St. Joseph's Academy we're the honored guests of Mrs. John Massing on Saturday evening at the St. Michael hotel The class colors. rcd and white were used with charming effect in the decorations. Refreshing punch was served during the evening, and dancing was enjoyed until i2 o'clock warned them it was time to say good night. All report an especially good time.
 On Wednesday afternoon "The Pine City Embroidery Club" was entertained at the home of Mrs. C. Arthur Morris. Delicious refreshments were served. Those who thoroughly enjoyed the after noon were Mrs. j. L. Summers. | Mrs. w. B. Payne. Mrs ]. D. Kizer. | Mrs C. w Corbin. Mrs Chas. s. l keafer of Phoenix. Mrs James | Laudenslager. Mrs. F. II. Emanuel, Mrs. R.. N. Robbins. Mrs. (. ". 1 Bennett. Mrs (. w. Kizer. Mrs. (. s. Reed, Mrs. Wm Poulson. Mrs. ]. A. Petit, Misses Myrtle Logan and Eileen Farrell At the close of the afternoon the ladies declared i, would be difficult ,o decide whether | was sewing bee or baby show.
 Dr. and Mrs. II. T. Sou,hworih during the week ai a appointed luncheon al the Yavapai Club. the guests of honor being the Cambridge players, one of Inc attractive features of the Chau- 'auqua IL will be interesting 10 know that two of the members of he company. Misses Miller and Granger. received their training in he Columbia College of Oratory in Chicago, of which institution Mrs. was a student at that time. rf
 Mrs. F.. ". Wells graciousiy pre- 'ided al a dinner party on Thur lay evening. given in hono- ni Prof. and Mrs. Cole Q. C. '. 5 (. fame Fragrant ilove;s siGed Q the charm of the evening covers were laid for eight.
 Many expressions of regret are ieard among the many friends of Major and Mrs. J. NJ. Watts over heir departure last evening for Ocean Park to reside.
 Mrs. Inez Mcdonnell and Miss Erin Morrison who chaperoned the graduates of St Joseph's Academy 1n their recent trip to the Grand Canyon. returned on Thursday
 Miss Helen Ely of Phoenix. is the house guest for few weeks of Miss Lila Hawkins
 After pleasant visit with her Mrs F.. s. Clark, Mrs. " H. Coffin and daughter Kath- 'rine. left yesterday for Octave.
 Mrs. s. P Elliott who has been 'isiting friends in Prescott for a ew weeks. returned on Thur sday O her home in kingman
 Mrs Maude Baldwin left last Thursday for short visit in Los Angeles
 Another college student who Is nome for his summer vacation is Roy Elliott, who arrived from the University of Michigan last Monday
 Mrs George Rufiner and children Ire enjoying an outing in Skull Valley