Weekly journal-miner., 1912-07-31
tFr5,o sdnaays Daily,

home of Supervisor and Mrs. Will liam Stephens. Ernest j. Park and Mae Massey. a wealthy and popular young lady of Chicago, were united in marriage al S30 by Father Ram. pont of Jerome. The bride is a young person of charming personal ity, former instructor in one of the Chicago Art schools, and is a niece of John Harrington of Je. rome. The popular groom needs no introduction as he is the well-known and efficient clerk of the board of supervisors, and numbers his friends by the score. After the ceremony. light refreshments were served. The happy couple will make their home in this city The wedding was very quiet affair and only a few friends we're present, among them being Supervisor and Mrs. William Stephens, Marguerite and Mildred Stephens, Master Harold Stephens, Mir. and Mrs. Joe Drew. Master Ransome Drew and Mrs. John liar. rington. Many friends join in wish ing Mr. and Mrs. Park happy and prosperous future.
 The attractive home of Mrs. Nor ris Coldwa,cr was artistic with a simple floral decoration on Thurs day. when she was hostess at an auction bridge party given compli- mentary 10 Mrs. Harry Triile and the Iron Springs ladies. Heliotrope was used effectively in the dining room and nasturtiums brigh,eneI the card tables Luncheon was served first. and white and gold place cards were attractions. Guests from Iron Springs were Mesdames Dave Goldberg. James, Lewis. Lacy. Cobb. Aaron Goldberg. and from Prescott were Mesdames C. F.. Meany, T. c. Norris. Harry Tri,le. Henry George. F. NJ. Murphy, F. s. Clark. 4. w. Edwards, (. T. Joslin. R. F. Sloan. J j. Hawkins. Maude Baldwin. F. A. Kas,ner. George II. Francis. John (. Herndon, (. A. Peter. Bethel Eads Theresa Fred ericks and Mrs. ]. j. Hawkins. First. second and third high scores were won by Mrs Dave Goldberg. Mrs c. F. Meany and Mrs T. C.. Norris.
 Some of our high school girls know more abou, Prescott since Tuesday. when they were confronted by list of questions concerning their home town. the answers 'o which caused much confusion and merrimen, Miss Willmena King. assisted by her sister Mary. and Virginia Adams, was hostess on this jolly occasion which was given complimentary to Gladys Hathaway A proiusion of sweet peas added charm by their beauty and fragrance Marguerite Stephens was the sue ees.fui contestant in the game, "What do you know about Pres coui" Following this game was a handkerchief hcmming contest, in which Gladys Hathaway won the honors. Participating in this orig inaI event were Gladys Hathaway, Helen Hathaway, Rowena Deming. Marguerite Stephens. Nydia Acker, Alma Cousins. Grace Cousins, Eva French. Marian Doudna and Vir- ginia Adams
 The Fortnightly Bridge Club met on Thursday with Mrs. F. s. Clark The regular members. Mesdames Francis. Adams. Mcintosh. Brisley, Hoffman. Thayer and Karney were oresent and as guests of the club were Mrs Thayer and Miss Thayer, Mrs. Walker and Mrs Block. High score was Won Dy "''' (. Adams. Refreshments were then served,
 Mrs. Frederick Decker was the .complimented guest at bridge party given by Mrs. II. H. Linney on Wednesday afternoon at her Whipple Heights home. Mesdames c. F. Meany, T. A. Martin, H. L. shotwen, F. A. Kastner, Lamar Cobb and Miss Harriet Jean Oliver were delighted guests on th's occasion After dainty refreshments, the high score prize was awarded +o Mrs. T. A. Martin. Mrs. Decker received the guest prize
 The Misses Mary and Anna Lou Richards entertained ten oi their r;,I friends last Tuesday at their