Weekly journal-miner., 1913-01-08
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George Gotten, Mrs. J. C. Herndon, Mrs. O. A. Hesla and Miss Olive Fisher
 The jolly dance, which was given on Monday night by members of the High School and their friends, was a leap year affair and much enjoyed by about thirty couples, among them being: Mrs. James Lowry, Mrs. w. T. King, Mrs. William Stephens, Mrs. E. M. Lloyd. the Misses Nydia Acker, Maude Henry, Nell Clem- mems, Alice Adams, Edith Hurley. Genevieve Harkins, Mabel Lloyd, Frances Howard, Fern Kennedy, Marion Douda, Mary King, Mabel Stephens, Myrtle Stephens, Margar- ct Stephens, Willimina King, Mary Richards. Marcella Brinkmeyer, Er- nie Wallingford, Martha Coleman, Malta Mead, Mary Coleman, Martha Cowan, Gladys Fox, Louise Hill, Mary Cahill, Anna Cahill, Jua,~.a Morrison, Pauline Shaw, the Messrs. Ernest Love, David Levy, James Buckley, Robert Geimer, Ebert Paine, Kelvin McCane, William Peckwith, Therox, Walter Cole man, Thomas Ross, George Merritt, Jack Shull, Harold Brisley, Homer Clark, Edward Ziegler, William Lloyd, Malcolm Lowry, Marvin Pip CT, Dice, Roy Richards, Donald Bur mister, Clarence Burmister. Howard Marrow, Henry Brinkmeyer, and Harold Howard.
 Mrs. Harry Bris1ey, assisted by Miss Mabel Brisley and their guest, Miss Grace Jones, invited a number of friends to spend the afternoon on Tuesday. The time was pleasantly spent sewing and greatly enjoyed by Mrs. Inez Mcdonnell, Mrs. Paul Deming, Miss Juanita Morrison, Miss Theresa Fredericks, Mrs. William Waara, Miss Virginia Adams, Miss Elizabeth Ransen, Miss Ethe Hale, Miss Dixie George, Miss Veril Beav- CT and Adelaide Bishop.
 Mrs. Harry Brisley was assisted on Friday by Miss Mabel Brisley and Miss Grace Jones when she entertained twelve friends at a very successful Bridge party The hand some high score prize was awarded Mrs. Hartwell Linney.
 Others present included: Mrs. c. F. Meany, Mrs. E. s. Clark, Mrs Norman Hoffman, Mrs. Edward Kastner, Mrs Maude Baldwin, Mrs. Richard Lamson. Miss Edith Hur- ley, Miss Alice Adams, Miss Olive Fisher, Miss Lila Hawkins and Miss Theresa Fredericks.
 
 On Saturday Miss Grace Jones was the complimented guest at a lovely affair given by Miss Theresa Fredericks. Over a dozen friends spent the afternoon sewing and chat ting gaily over the tea cups.
 
 On Wednesday evening. at the1 Yavapai Club. MT. and Mrs. E. JI Mitchell had as their dinner guests Mrs. Jean Eads, Miss Frances Hertzler, Miss Evelyn Fox and Miss Gladys Fox
 As an interesting bit of news to his many friends in Prescott comes the announcement of the engage ment of Lieutenant David O. Byars of Whipple Barracks and Miss Gen evieve Putnam of New York. The betrothal was announced a few days ago at the home of the brides par ents at an elaborate dinner, given in honor of the bride-to-be, just prior to her sailing for Europe where she with her family will spend the winter. No date as yet has been set for the wedding but it will probably be in the early fall The engage ment is the ripening of friendship made while Lieutenant Byars was a cadet at the Military Academy in his senior year. Miss Putnam is the daughter of Mir and Mrs. H. P.l Putnam of New York and Kansas City.
 Among the newly married couples who are making their homes in our Mountain City are MT. and Mrs. Leslie Derrick who arrived in Pres colt Wednesday evening after a l most enjoyable Eastern trip. MT. and Mrs. Derrick's marriage occur red early in December at Clinton, Wisconsin, at the home of Mrs. | Derrick, formerly Miss Helen Ed wards, one of our popular High | School teachers. They were en- welcomed by their | many friends and are now at home | in their cozy bungalow in West l Prescott
 Captain and Mrs. Clarence LeRoy | Cole who are stationed at Washino- |