Weekly journal-miner., 1908-12-02

ges were the honored guests at din ner party given Saturday evening by I.ieutenant and Mrs. William r. |wheatley, as a farewell-for the Sur. geses left Sunday for their new sta tion at Honolulu. Covers were laid for Lieutenant and Mrs. Wheatley, Captain and Mrs. Edward A. Sturges, and Mir. and Mrs Harold A. Chever- ton.
 One of the pretty dinners of Thurs day was given in the Mount Vernon avenue home of MT. and Mrs. Thomas IG. Norris. The circular table was de- .corated with yellow chrysantbemums and featnery ferns. The guests includ- cd Mir. and Mrs. Harold A. Cheverton, Miss Emily Daniel, Miss Mabel Nor ris, and the Messrs. Charles T. Joslyn, |N. M. Alfred, Edward A. Lejune, Judge J. J. Hawkins and Thomas Ross, IVWilham Norris and MT. and Mrs. .Thomas c. Norris.
 Mayor and Mrs. Morris Goldwster's dinner on Thursday was an unusually pretty affair. The table was profuse- .ly decorated with American Beauty roses and those who enjoyed the dc. licious menu were Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Anderson, Miss Olive Fisher, Miss Ethel Fisher, Mr. Lesley (. Derrick and Lieutensnt John c. Queckemeysr.
 Miss Olive Fisher was hostess on Tuesday afternoon at a very jolly sewing party, and royalty entertained a few of her girl friends at tea. Those who thoroughly enjoyed the afternoon were the Misses Mabel Norris, Ann McKensie snd winnifrcd Frederieks.
 A charming dinner was given on Thursday last by MT. and Mrs. Wal lace Fairbank at their home on South Pleasant street. Around the pettily appointed table were MT. and Mrs. O. Longacre,' Sr., Miss Lora Bitnar, Miss Florence Cady, Mis- Louise Gibbs, Miss Helen Edwards and the Messrs. Edward Lejunc, 0. Longacre, Jr., and Pyzel.
 On Thursday Lieutenant and Mrs William F. wheatley presided over chsrmingly appointed dinner. Quanti tics of pink ehrysanthemums decorat ed the table around which were seated MT. and Mrs. Leslie R. Larimer, Majo, Charles c. Morton, Doctor J. M. Law renee, and Lieutenants John II. Baker and Charles sherman Hoyt.
 Mrs. c. F.. Meany entertained tho Prescott Bridge' Club very pleasantly on Tuesday afternoon at her home oi Mount Vernon avenue and had as hel guests Mrs. Morris Goldwater, Mrs Thomas q. Norris, Mrs. C. c. Walcutt d., and Miss Theresa Frcdericks. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Burks entertain ed very delightfully on Thursday at Thanksgiving dinner. The colo scheme was orange-the center piee being a large pumpkin, filled wit nuts and grapes, and the place card were orange satin scent bags in th shape of small pumpkins. Those wh enjoyed the delicious menu were th
 Misses Elsie Bean, Ethel Wood, Il
 Blauvelt, and pr. R. W. Graham. Judge and Mrs. K. F.. Sloan wer dinner hosts at chsrmingly appoint ed dinner on Thursday evening, an
 also farewell to Major and Mrs.
 C. Waleutt, Jr.
 Mrs. Thomas G. Norris entertaine
 the Prescott Bridge Club very deligh
 fully on Friday afternoon, at whie meeting the club held their drawinl and Ms. Meany was high for the s
 ries. Those who enjoyed the afternoo
 were Mrs. Morris Goldwater, Mrs.
 E. Mesny and Miss Theresa Frede
 ieks.
 Tuesday afternoon Major and MT
 Fred. W. Foster left whipple f.
 their new station at Honolulu, Aft
 n residence of four years at Whipp
 Barracks, the Fosters have gre
 many friends, all of whom regret th
 they have to go.
 A large crowd of friends were at |
 station on Saturday afternon to b
 Major and Mrs. c. C. walcutt, J
 adieu. Major and Mrs. walcutt W