Weekly journal-miner., 1913-02-05

cluded MT. and Mrs Harry Me Keen, Miss Lucy Jenkins, Rev. J. R. Jenkins and Mir Lucas, a recent ar rival from New Jersey.
 One of the delightful sewing par ties of the last week was given by Mrs. L. E. Hesla on Thursday af- ternoon. The afternoon was spent in sewing. Mrs. McLane and Mrs. Loss won the prizes in the guessing contest. Those present were: Mrs H. P Hughes, Mrs Beard, Mrs. O. A. Hesla, Mrs. N. C. Loss, Mrs. Allan Loss, Mrs Thomas Marks, Mrs. J. H. Robinson, Mrs. Wm. NeI- son, Mrs. c. H. Paul, Mrs. C. s. P. Gardner, Mrs. Julia Murphy, Mrs. J. C. McLane, Mrs Whetstine, Mrs. Lowry, Mrs Mcclure, Mrs. David Biles, Mrs. Isabella Forest. Mrs. McQuestion, and Miss Louise Nel- son.
 On Friday evening the members of the Episcopal choir were delight fully entertained at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Roper Mir. Rob ert Porter was the host for this nap py occasion After the choir prac- tice a very jolly game was enjoy ed
 A very pleasant surprise party was rendered to Mrs. John Kellar on Wednesday afternoon at her cozy home on South Montezuma street, and with card playing and other the occasion was very much enjoyed The following were present: Mrs. A. Schott, Mrs. Marshall and Miss Marshall, Mrs. J. Blumberg, Mrs. NJ. Andres, Mrs. NJ Broaded, Mrs. J. w. Lund. Satur- day afternoon the above party as 'embled at the home of Mrs Schott, in honor of her mother. Mrs. Mar shall, of Boulder. Colorado, who is home on Monday.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. Marshall of BouI- Ter, Colorado, leave for home to- after a delightful visit with .heir daughter, Mrs. A. Schott of his city They have also visited sons in Bisbee and Cananea, Mexico Miss Alice Marshall, their daughter, accompanied them on the journey.
 Mir and Mrs. Hartwell H. Linney eft for Phoenix Saturday morning where they expect to make their nome for the next few months, as Mir. Linney is one of The leading members of the Arizona legislature.
 Miss Marriet Oliver left Saturday 'or Phoenix for an extended visit.
 Federation Meeting.
 q was most agreeably surprised by the speeches that I heard at Douglas before the Annual Conven- ion of the Arizona Federation of Nomen's Clubs. The breadth and of the Arizona women surprised me. l anticipat- ed hearing something exceptionally good, but the addresses and discus ;ions far exceeded my expectations" S."
 This statement was recently made by Governor George Hunt, upon his return from Douglas. He made an address before the Federation Convention and dined with the dele gates at the Gadsden Hotel,
 Mrs. Pennybacker, president of he National Federation of Wom- ems Clubs, made brilliant address the governor said. "She is one of the most remarkable women I ever met Another address in which I was keenly interested with that of pr. Agnes Mckee Wallace, presi- lent of the State Federation"
 Addresses of welcome were de ivered by Mrs. J. Calisher and Mrs. E. R. Pirtle of Douglas. The en- ire program was most interesting. After the morning session, I was the guest of the ladies at the Gadsden Hotel Alfred NJ. Sames and Judge A. F. Parsons were the only other nen present I enjoyed myself so thoroughly that l came near missing ny train"
 Monday Club Notes
 The session which the Art Sec ion of the club held on January 27th vas of great interest to its mem