Weekly journal-miner., 1909-11-10

| Mrs. J. P. Dillon, Mrs. J. c. Hern don, Brigadier General E. D. Thomas Miss Florence Herndon, Miss Ethel Wood, Miss Florence Jones, Miss Elsie Bean, Miss Lila Hawkins, Miss Nobel Norris, Miss Elizabeth Be Dell, Mis-, Helen Edwards and the Messrs. Ed ward Lejune, Captain c. L. Cole Lieutenant Charles F. Sampson, c. A. Peter, Jr., Orleans Longacre, Jr., David Ling, Frederick Decker, J. A. Norton, Burt H. Leonard, Leslie C.. Derrick and H. Blanvelt.
 Mrs. Frederick P. Cruice was a host ess on Wednesday evening at very delightful dinner. The table and all the appointments were done in yellow and a huge bowl of yellow chry- santhemums was the centerpiece. The place cards were hand-painted old fashioned girls. Mrs. Cruice had as her guests the Misses Theresa Fred ericks, Charlotte Johnson, Winnifred Fredericks, Florence Herndon and Helen Hills.
 On Friday afternoon, the pupils of the third, fourth, fifth and sixth grades of St. Joseph's academdy gave their monthly entertainment. The pro gram's excellence proved the careful training of the children and was most enjoyable. The auditorium was filled with admiring friends and parents of the participating children. The stage was effectively decorated in flowers, wreaths of evergreens and small flags, making a pretty frame for the small performers. The program rendered was as follows:
 Violin Selection. .. Ethel Mccormick Vocal Selection. n....-........C Class Piano Solo-''Fairy Waltz" .....
 ..........La Laura Breckenridge Piano Duet-"Aanon Waltz" ".
 ..Margie Watson and Dorothy Davis Recitation-"Little White Lie"...
 ....... Girls of 3rd and 4th Grades Piano Solo" Happy Peasant. ....
 ..,.........M Marjorie Mines Recitation-''The Tapestry Weavers"
 Girls of 5th and 9th Grades Piano Solo-"Cuekoo Song". ......
 ..............K Katherine Tiernan Recitation-'I Independence Ben"..
 ......B Boys of All Grades National Songs. By All Classes Piano Solo-''Dolly's Dream". ....
 .....-........M .Maudie Murphy Piano Solo" Nocturn" ......
 .............. Vivian Baehr Song-"The Flower Girls". ".... Dan Phelan .......... Whistler
 Teresa Massing, accompanist.
 A most enjoyable affair was the luncheon given by Mrs. J. c. Herndon on Saturday afternoon in honor of Miss Elizabeth Goldwater and Mrs. Ada Miller. The luncheon color was yellow and white, and large bowl of yellow chrysanthemums was in the center of the table. All the appoint ments were white and gold. After luncheon the afternoon was devoted to bridge, at the close of which the high score prize was won by Miss Elizabeth Goldwater. Those who thor oughly enjoyed the afternoon were Mrs. John J. Hawkins, Mrs. Francis L. Wright, Mrs. Thomas G. Norris, Mrs. Robert H. Burmister, Mrs. George Edward Meany, Mrs. Frank M. Mur phy, Mrs. James A. Hope, Mrs. Nor ris Goldwater, Mrs. Guy G. Palmer, Miss Elizabeth Goldwater, Mrs. Ada Miller and Mrs. o. A. Hesla.
 Saturday evening very jctly and enjoyable Hallowe Zen party was given at the home of Doctor W. E. Day, when the Misses Dorothy Day, Louise Hill and Marjorie Finn entertained a number of their friends All the deco rations were to carry out the Hallow cen ideas, and the rooms were som berly decorated in black and yellow During the evening a great deal of merriment was had by "pinning the  tale on the donkey" and the prizes for this game were awarded Miss Winnifred Gratz first prize and Miss Earnestine Lund, second. Then all enjoyed a guessing game, for which the prizes were awarded Miss Venda Ullman and Vivian Baehr. The guests for the evening were the Misses Winnifred Gratz, Louis Logan, Venda Ullman, Vivian Baehr, Barnes tine Lund, Maud Henry, Ina Riebling and Juanita Morrison.