Weekly journal-miner., 1909-04-21
He Social Mirror

 season, Easter week was ushered n with an unusual number of pretty par ties. The matrons of the younger sci are enjoying series of thimble par, ties, the first being given by Mrs. J 8. Aeker on Tuesday at Ser home OF Mt. Vernon avenue. A few merry hours were passed in sewing after which a dainty luncheon was enjoyed Those present were: Mrs. C.. H. Me Lane, Mrs. c. NJ. Raible, Mrs. J. ". Flynn, Mrs. E. H. Meek, Mrs. R. H. Pack, Mrs. Morris, Mrs. J. w.. Mines, Mrs. ". N. Neagle, Mrs. J. L. Aunds, Mrs. J. H. Paul, Mrs. Jos. F. Geimer, Mrs. Wm. Lloyd
 Mrs C. NJ. Raible on Wednesday en- tertained delightfully."- a dozen friends at a sewing party. During tae after noon an exquisite menu Was enjoyed. The dining table was attractive with its eenterpie9e of spring flowers, while the hand painted place cards and bou- tonniefs were greatly appreciated by her guests, wh6 were: Mrs. Fergus M. Bailey, Mrs. C. H. AeLane, Mfs.;5. ". Mines, Mrs. Hoag, Mrs. Casey, Mrs. A. L. Smith, Mrs. J. 8 Acker, Mrs, George Wood, Mrs G. H. Paah Mrs. 4. l. EoY Mrs David BileS
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 une of the notable post-Lenten functions was the party given yester- day afternoon~by Mrs. LA. Hope, who entertained about forty, ladies at a dainty course luncheon, after. which the. game of "5o0" occupied the re- mainder of: the pleasant period. Toe trophy winners were MEssJ. R. Lowry, Miss Olive Fisher and Miss .winnifred Fredericks.
 Saturday evening MT. and Mrs Thomas G. Norris were dinner hosts at a very charmingly. appointed dinner in honor of MT and Mrs. Charles II. Glass. Covers were laid for MT. and Mrs. Thomas c. Norris, Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Glass, MT. and Mrs. Robert H. Burmister, Lieutenant and Mrs. Ralph R. Glass, Miss Jessie Burnham and Miss Mabel Norris. '.
 
 Thursday afternoon Mrs. c. O.. Ells was the motif for a very attractive luncheon given by Mrs. W. H. Doyle at her home on North Mount Vernon avenue.
 A very pretty color scheme of red and white was carried -Out-the center of the table holding a large bowl of red carnations, and at each place was q eorsage boquet of red carnations. Mrs. Doyle's guests were Mrs. Charles O. Ellis, Mrs. Francis L. Wright and Ms. O. 4. Hesla.
 Sunday evening MT. and Mrs. Fred eriek P. Cruice entertained at dinner, complimentary to MT. and Mrs. Charles H. Glass. The table was very artis- tieaIlv decorated with yellow peoples and the candelabrae with yellow silk shades carried out the color scheme. Nr and Mrs. CruicI had as their guests MT. and Mrs. Charles H. Glass, MT. and Mrs. Robert H. Burmister, and Lieutenant and Mrs. Ralph h. Glass.
 Tuesday afternoon Mrs. G. F.. Meany entertained the Prescott Bridge Club very delightfully."- at her home on South Mount Vernon avenue. The high score prize for the afternoon was won bv Miss Winnifred Frederieks. Mrs. Meauy's guests were Mrs. Morris Gold water. Mrs. Thomas c. Norris, Mrs. Paul P. Hastings, Miss Theresa Fred ericks. Miss Olive Fisher, Miss Mabel Norris and Miss Winnifred Frederieks.
 
 Thursday evening Mrs. Thomas G. Norris was a hostess at very attract, i've red and white dinner in honor or Mrs. Charles O. Ellis, of Douglas. The center piece was large basket of red carnations. After dinner the evening was very pleasantly spent playing bridge. Those who enjoyed the even ing were Mrs. Charles o. Ellis, Mrs Francis L. Wright, Mrs. Richard E. Sloan. Mrs. Morris Goldwater, Mrs. Paul P. Hastings, Mrs. O.. A. Hesla and Mrs. Leroy Anderson.
 
 The Loco Ocho club was very pleas antly entertained at the home Of Mrs G. E. Meany on Friday afternoon The