Weekly journal-miner., 1913-01-15

Another delight wa. the dinner given by MT. and Mrs. James Hope The lovely affair, which was given in compliment to MT. and Mrs. A. W. Edwards included dozen friends.
 The Monday Club had planned to give their first of a "500' series on the evening of the tenth, but ow- ing to the illness of members of the entertainment committee the func- ton was postponed.
 Miss Grace Jones who has been for several days visiting Miss Mabel Brisley, during which time she was the honored guest at a number of charmingly informal affairs, left Thursday morning for her home in Chapparal.
 An event greatly anticipated, will be given on Tuesday night when Mir. and Mrs. Edward Kastner and Mrs. Maude Baldwin will entertain the seasons brides with a bride. party.
 On Monday a few friends of Mir. and Mrs. F. O. Smith spent an en- joyable evening in compliment to Mrs. Griscom who left on Tuesday morning for her home in Camp Verde. Mir. and Mrs. Frank Hart, Mir. and Mrs. Richard Lamson and Mir and Mrs Leslie Derrick great ly enjoyed the evenings entertain ment.
 Mrs. Paul Deming was hostess on Saturday afternoon when a number of friends were entertained at a thimble party. A large number of friends enjoyed the hospitality of this always successful hostess. The many friends ot MT. and Mrs. Fred Adams and their family regret very much their departure for their new home in San Diego The Ad- ams' who are from Kansas City have resided in Prescott for over a year and have been great favorites here. The younger crowd will es- pecially miss Miss Virginia Adams and her friend, Miss Elizabeth Ransen, who accompanied her to the coast.
 As restful climax to a strenuous and jolly holiday season. Miss Meta Dexter spent the New Year week end with Mir and Mrs Wm. c. Greenwood as guest in their Park Avenue home.
 Back to Berkeley was the theme at an informal dinner, given in hon or of Miss Wilhelmina King on Wednesday evening at Rock View the Park Avenue cottage of MT. and Mrs. Vim c. Greenwood. The table was decorated in an effective and uniquie manner in the college colors blue and gold, with a center piece picturing Miss King on her return journey to Berkeley afoot. The mile post indicating the dis dressing fact, '.To Berkeley 800 Miles" A jolly time is reported. The guests were Mir and Mrs. Will liam T. King, Misses Wilhelmina and Mary King and Miss Fern Ken nedy
 Miss Agnes Daly was graduated as a trained nurse from St Joseph's hospital, Phoenix, yesterday. She was presented with a gold medal by the Sisters of Mercy of Arizona and New Mexico in whose hospitals she has been a probationer since January ], 1910. Her diploma was signed by every physician and sur geon under whose supervision she studied.
 Miss Daly is the first of the class of twelve of 1910 to receive gradua- ton honors. She has had experi- ence in all branches of the service in the Mercy hospitals of Phoenix, Nogales and Prescott and is recog- nized by the medical profession as conscientious and faithful work CT. She is a Prescott young woman, the second of four daughters of John Daly, who has been identified with mining in this county the last fifteen years, and is a niece of Mrs. P. J. Farley of this city.
 Miss Tamborino, also of this coun- | ty, IS the next in line for cradua-