Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-11

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 MT and Mrs. Harry NJ. Tboma. wor,
 dinner hosts Thursday evening T, ,bo;,
 "o"e on Mount Vernon ayenu. in
 honor of Major and Mrs c q w.,
 '"'' 'f'' and also the celebration n,
 'ne'r third wedding anniversary. Tbe;,
 guests were seated around a very ,r.,
 'iiy decorated table-the center niooo
 pe'ng large bowl of yellow chrysan.
 'hemnms' Those present were Moio,
 and Mrs. C. C. walcutt. .Jr.. ur ana
 Mrs. M.H. Thomas and Mir. and N,s
 Harry Thomas.
 Friday afternoon Miss Lila uo,L;
 "as the ihonf for very charming tea given by Miss Mabel Norris A mos, animated tea il was, and one of ,b. Jo'iiest of the week. Those enjoying The afternoon were the Misses Lila Hawkins, Theresa Fredericks. Lora htnar, Ruth Oliver, winnifred Fred. erieks, Emma Butcher, Ann Me. .Kepsie Cora Thomas and Harriet Jean Oliver
 Mrs. J. S. Murphy was q hostess on tuesday evening at "election bridge party" and entertained few of her friends very delightfully."- in honor of Mrs. (. (. walcuit, Jr., at the Hotel st. Michael. At the close of the even. ing Mrs. waleutt was presented with n silver drinking cup as the guest prize and Mrs. Leslie E. Larimer re. eeived a silver stamp bor for having made the highest score. Those who en. joyed the evening were Major and Mrs C. C. Wnleutt, IT,, MT and Mrs. Leslie B. Larimer, Mr. and Mrs. q. F. Meauy. and MT Bernard Cunnif.
 Thursday evening Miss Emma Duteher was hostess at very delight. fnl bridge party, given in honor of Miss Lila Hawkins. Miss Dutcher's guests were Mir. and Mrs. c. F.. Meany, Miss Lila Hawkins, Miss Theresa Miss Mabel Norris, Doctor R. W. Graham and the Messrs Rhine. hart and Egbert Duteher.
 Tuesday afternoon Mrs. j. j. Flaw Ains entertained the whipple Bridge ,lub very pleasantly at her home on Mount Vernon avenue and had as her guests Mrs. Fred W. Poster, Mrs. C. CI Jr., Mrs. k. F. Sloan, Mrs. Edward A. Sturges, Mrs. ]. ]. Fisher, Mrs. Paul Burks and Miss Harrie, lean Oliver
 Miss Theresa Frederieks was hos ess io the Prescott Bridge club on afternoon and entertained the Hub and few of her friends very de ightfully. Those present were Mrs. Thomas e. Norris, Mrs. Morris Gold. water, Mrs. c. F. Mesny, Mrs. Leslie 3. Larimcr, Mrs. Dixon Fagerberg, Mrs. Ralph K. Glass and Mrs. Frank NJ. Drescher.
 One of the most enjoyable affairs of he week was the five hundred party .iven by Mrs. Arthur Robinson on friday afternoon, at her home on irove avenue. when she entertained bout fifty of her lady friends very All during the afternoon punch was served, and after the serv' ng of dsinty refreshments the prizes were awarded. Mrs. Nathan Levy re- eived an Inidan plaque for the high core prize, and Mrs. Sadie Oberbeck vas given very handsome drawn york eenterpiece for having made the most lone hands. Mrs. Dixon Pager ,era. Mrs. J. J. Fisher, Mrs. J. Stew ms and Mrs. Charles MeLane cut for he most progressions, and the prize vas won by Mrs. Stevens prize CT making q score of five hundred or nore at any one table was won by drs. Ralph R. Glass-it was n silver Upper pincushion. Those who en' owed the afternoon were Mrs. II. E. . rmitage. Mrs. W. D. Baker, Mrs F. !. Clark. Mrs. J. J. Fisher, Mrs. Dixon Mrs. T. C. Job, Mrs. A. A. Johns, Mrs. P. A. Johns, Mrs. G E' deany, Mrs. Charles McLane, Mrs. E' I. Meeks. Mrs. J. W. Milnes, Mrs Henry Heeker, Mrs. J. Merritt, Mrs sadie Oberbeek, Mrs. W. W. Ross Mrs. J. II. Robinson, Mrs. E. Robinson Mrs. q. C. Ruffner, Mrs. J. w. Stew ,,t Mrs. Leslie B. Larimer, Mrs. N' .evy. Mrs. D. Levy, Mrs, J. B' rom inson. Mrs. ]. R. Lowry, Mrs Wilis'
 Miss winnifreda Gale, Mrs P. h' urs lanford Mrs, K. Baehr, |