Weekly journal-miner., 1913-01-29


 took such an active part in the campaign for Votes for Women Tn this state as head of the organi- zation, has received national recog- milton by her appointment as the official delegate from Arizona to the International Woman's Suffrage AL liance which will hold its Congress lin Budapest, Austria, on June 15-21, 1913.
 A prettily appointed dinner was given on Thursday evening when Mir. and Mrs. William Loss presid- ed in compliment to Mir. and Mrs. Beaver of Hamilton, Ohio. Ameri- can Beauty roses formed the exqui- site table decorations and oth=r guests were: Mir. and Mrs. H. ?. Hughes and Miss Verle Beaver. On Thursday, Mrs. J. K. McDon- nel was hostess at 6 most enjoy able sewing party. Ore of the pleasures of the afternoon was a un- ique guessing game, Mrs. J. L Card ner, being the most successful con testant and the recipient of a dainty prize Others enjoying Mrs McDor- nel's hospitality included: Mesdames E. w. Wells, w. A. Gins, Wilson, O. H. Tucker, w. N1gle. w. A. Kent. H. w. Heap, A. L. Smith, Winn, A. J. Richardson, H. E. Armi- tage. T. Nolan.
 Invrations have been issued for luncheon, sewing, and card party to be given on Tuesday, February the fourth. at the Yavapai Club. Mrs. J. C. Herndon, Mrs Morris Goldwater, Mrs. David Russell and Miss Olive Fisher will be the host esses on this delightful occasion.
 Another delight of the week was the Royal Auction party on Satur- day afternoon, with Miss Lila flaw kins as the charming hostess. Guests for the afternoon were Miss The resa Fredericks, Miss Olive Fisher, Miss Alice Adams, Miss Edith Hur- ley and Mesdames Geo. Colton. Richard Lamson, Leslie Derrick. F. w. Hart, J. w. Waara, David Rus sell and w. H. Doyle.
 
 Complimentary to her mother, Mrs. R. H. Jack, of Los Angeles. Mrs. E. H. Meek entertained on Friday afternoon with a delightful tea and sewing party.
 
 Mir and Mrs. c. E. Meaney en- tertained on Thursday evening with an attractive dinner party. Around the prettily decorated table were seated. Mir. and Mrs Richard Lam son, Mir and Mrs. Leslie Derrick. and Mir and Mrs. F. w. Hart.
 
 The reorganization of the Prescott tonians has just taken place, to the great delight of the younger crowd for many jolly dances are being planned. There are twenty-five members.
 On Tuesday at the home of Miss Lila Hawkins on South Mt. Vernon Avenue number of her friends were delightfully."- entertained with a sewing party. Those present at this pleasant affair included Miss Ade- laide Bishops, Mrs. c. E. Meaney, Mrs. D. w. Russell, Mrs Paul Dem ing, Miss Mabel Brisley, Miss Jean Strain, Mrs. F. P. Cruice.
 Miss Irene Wells entertained the sewing club at her home on Thurs day at her home on Thursday after noon. A very jolly time was en- joyed
 Attractive in every detail was the luncheon and sewing party given by Mrs. Thomas Marks on Saturday afternoon when she had as her guests the feminine members of the Episcopal chair and a few other friends. These included: Mrs. Les ter Ruffner, Mrs. Geo. Ruffner. Mrs. w. A. Cline, Mrs. H. Shotwell. Flor ence Jones, Mabel Brisley. Adelaide Bishop, Ethel Hale, Nell Clemens. Bonnell. and Mrs. Lulu Ward of H. linois.
 A most enjoyable feature of the week took place on Friday night when Mir and Mrs EraDL- IJ,-. o-,