Weekly journal-miner., 1909-08-11
He Social Mirror

Chalmers, Miss Maud Thomas and
 the Messrs. Charles C. Miller, CaDtain
 Clarence L. Cole, George Miller,
 Lieutenant Walter R. Talliaferro, Les
 lie Derrick, Frank Whipple, David
 Russell, H. H. Linney, Harold Elliott,
 Charles Rob, George Thomas, pr. R.
 W. Graham, Neil Clark and Edward Leieune.
 A most enjoyable surprise party was given on Tuesday evening to Mir. and Mrs. Will Greenwood in honor of Mrs. GreenwOod's birthday anniversary, and was a very success ful surprise. After the guests had met and marched on the Greenwood home on Park avenue and had made such a successful surprise they all adjourned to the home of Mir. and Mrs. John M Aitken and the evening was very delightfully."- spent playing five hundred. At the close of the game the high score for the ladies was made by Miss Meta Dexter, for which she was given a very pretty arts and craft hat pin, and MT. G. E. Meany received an arts and craft watch fob for having made the highest score for the gentlemen. Ice cream, coffee and cake were then served and much enjoyed by MT. and Mrs. John NJ. Aitken, MT. and Mrs. Will Greenwood, MT. and Mrs. Samuel E. Wallace, MT. and Mrs. L. E. Cor bin. MT. and Mrs. A. w. Bork, MT. and Mrs. Anthony A. Johns, MT. and Mrs. Frederick G. Brecht, Mrs. Amy Hill, Miss Meta Dexter and George Edward Meany.
 Miss Martha Garnett and Miss Veva Moore were the honored guests on Friday afternoon when Mrs. Harry Colvig entertained few friends very delightfully."- at five hundred at her home in east Prescott. After the serving of delicious refreshments very pretty prizes were awarded Mrs. Tom Nolan received the prize for the high score, and the prize for the greatest number of slams was given Mrs. Charles C. Keeler. Miss Veva Moore and Miss Martha Gar nett each received guest prize. Mrs. Colvig had as her guests Mrs. George Anderson, Mrs. A. C. Gilmore, Mrs. Amy Hill, Miss Preston, Mrs. Will Greenwood. Mrs. W. w. Ross, Mrs. Deacon, Mrs. Sadie Collins, Mrs. Thomas Nolan, Mrs. Eugene Cad walder Smith, Miss Mary Stevens, Miss Martha Garnett and Mrs, Chas. C. Keeler.
 A most enjoyable five hundred party was the one given on Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Thomas G. Norris and Mrs. Francis L. Wright at the attractive home of Mrs. Norris on South Mount Vernon avenue. The living room and hall were prettlly decorated for this occasion with American Beauty roses and Shasta daisies. and the dining room was very attractive with sweet peas. Just after the arrival of the guests dainty luncheon was very prettlly served. the salads being served on nasturtium leaves and garnished with nasturtium flowers. The afternoon was then devoted to the ever popular game of five hundred. At the close of an enjoyable afternoon Mrs. J. |. Herndon was given pretty cut glass compete for having made the highest score. Mrs. Nathan Levy received a silver tea-ball for having made the greatest number of slams, and the consolation priZe-a white and gold cup and saucer-was won by MrS. U. 4. I1tSld hOst AhNANSN @N- this afternoon were Mrs. D. Carl Kurtz. Mrs. Leslie B. Larimer, Mrs. George w. Larimer, Mrs. P. w.. Larimer. Mrs. Nathan Levy, Mrs. John Luke. Mrs. Jeanette Levy, Mrs. Reese NJ. Ling, Mrs. James R. Lowry, Mrs. Sara Oberbeek, Mrs. R. $. Mas son, Mrs H. M. Maus, Mrs. George Edward Meany, Mrs. E. H. Meek, Mrs Ada Miller, Mrs. Frank M. Murphy, Mrs. E. w. Meany, Mrs. Charles H. MeLane, Mrs. William Nelson. Mrs. C. A. Peter, ST., Mrs. Hugo Richards, Mrs. R. \. Looney, Mrs. Arthur W. Robinson, Mrs. w. Is. Norveil, Mrs. John H. Robinson, Mrs. Ralph J. Roper, Mrs. John Ma son Ross. Mrs. W. w. Ross, Mrs. Mary Ross. Mrs. II. D. Ross, Mrs.