Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-11
SO He Social Mirror {
 

luncheon presided over by Mrs
 .m, Goldwater, on Thursday after
 m honor of Mrs. c. c. walcutt
 Tle center piece was large cut
 .,. punch bowl filled with clare,
 nah and gurnished with red ant
 .,y graprs. while strewn over tn.
 .l were long stemmed American
 .,g,y roses, and with each place card
 rose After a most deliciou.
 ,y the guests enjoyed the afternoon
 buug bridge. Mrs. Walcutt, as the
 .,r of honor received handsome .,.er card ease. The high score was
 ., bv Mrs. k. E. Sloan for which
 received very pretty cut glass
 s.bon dish. Miss Harriet Jean Oliver wing made the lowest score was given
 Ans vase for a consolation. Mrs. kaya,er's guests were Mrs. c. c.
 ,ksu, Jr., M~. Fred ". Poster, Mrs lsr II. Burmister, Mrs. K. F. Sloan.
 r Thomas q. Norris, Mrs. Thomas
 C,npbell Mrs. q. F. Meany, Mrs. ,sss A Hope, Mrs. Edward A. Sur.
 Mr. T. c. Job, Mrs. Harold A. sr,ron, Mrs. Ralph R. Glass, Mrs. .J Burks. Miss Theresa Fredericks. ul Miss Harriet Jean Oliver
 \ gay crowd of young people were ssrained by Mrs. Frederick P. ss on Tuesday evening, eompli.
 vtisy io Miss Lila Hawkins. The
 ', were asked 10 bring sewing and
 r ihe election returns. There were ay five democrats present but they si up their spirits by making the ,r noise and setting of fire crackers Bryan and The county ticket. Mrs. |nte was assisted by Mrs. Wallace libsnk and Mrs. John Mason Ross.
 hG delicious oyster supper the tr,. departed feeling that they had kc, more than jolly evening. Mrs. fi,es guests were Miss Lila flaw
 b. Miss Mabel Norris, Miss Ann Me
 (rae, Miss Winnifred Fredericks. ,. Emily Daniels. Miss winnifreda (l, Ms Emma Butcher. Miss wilhe. kss Gassman, Miss Lora Bi,nar, Miss lraee Cady, Miss Cora Thomas, Mrs bllate Fairbank. Mrs. John Mason ss and Miss Harriet Jean Oliver.
 Saturday afternoon Mrs. W. H.
 b!s was hostess at a very delightful u sundred euehre party, complihen- h9 10 Mrs. C. C. Waleutt, IF. At the Ise of very pleasant afternoon Mrs
 slsuit was given very pretty silk hwiing bag, for the guest prize. The
 {. score prize was won by Mrs. J. Firey Blain. IL was a silver deposit k're bottle, and Mrs. Ralph R.
 as received a silver pickle fork for pnng made the most slams. Mrs. T.
 Job was given a green vase for the
 iola,ion prize. Mrs. Doyle was as. x.d by Miss winnifreda Gale. Those Pia enjoyed the afternoon were Mrs. {. Walcutt, Jr., Mrs. Fred w. Eos. Ar. Edward A. Sturges, Mrs. IStr II. Burmister, Mrs. J. Harvey An' Mrs. Ralph K. Glass, Mrs. Fred fh ?. Cuice, Mrs. Dixon fagerberg, h G. F. Meany, Mrs. Thomas c. srs, Mrs. Thomas C. Job, Mrs. L. A. fsl', Mrs. Ralph Haight, Mrs. Leslie lArimer, Mrs. II. II. McNeil, Mrs. Haaetine, Mrs. J. NJ. Watts, Mrs. 't0 Richards, Mrs. Frank NJ. Dresch-
 Mrs John Mason Ross and Miss Plaifreda Gale. Ar Thomas c. Job was hostess on |'sday evening at a very delightful hundred party, and entertained a 1" Of her lady friends. The evening 1" pleasantly spent playing cards and Fs'ing the election returns. Mrs. |'al burks received a very pretty F'y Tor the nigh score prize, and Mrs. L. Sloan received a brass bowl for r0Aa made the most slams. The con a'on prize--a bridge book and score Y were given Mrs. II. D. Aitken for '' consolation. Mrs. Jobs guests we Mrs, II. D. Aiken, Mrs J. Harvey '~n, Mrs. Paul Burks, Mrs. Robert hufmister, Mrs. Thomas E. Camp ,I Mrs Carpenter, Mrs. W. II. Doyle, 'S tlya Faulkner, Mrs. J. J. Fisher, 'h' Ralph k, Glass, Mrs. Morris Gold ''e' Mrs. Nj. R. Hazeltine, Mrs. R. s. 'A'On, Mrs. Thomas G. Norris, Miss ''het Jean Oliver, Mrs. K. F.. Sloan, '@ J. E. Tomlinson and Mrs. J. M. 'si,s. | Ah' W. w. Ross entertained very ''@h'ly on Saturday afternoon at n '"ng party in honor of Miss Lila