Weekly journal-miner., 1909-12-22

't0pSy-turVY luncneOn. All the Ia ble decorations were eleverly carrie out, the place cards being pictures uI side down, and the names being al written backward. The centerpiec was a huge bowl of American beaut. roses, standing on their heads, tn courses were served in order, but tn dishes were topsy-turvy. Afte luncheon the afternoon was devote, to bridge. Those who thoroughly en joyed the afternoon were Miss Eiz abeth Goldwater, Mrs. Morris Gold water, Mrs. Thomas G. Norris, Mrs William H. Doyle, Mrs. Dixon Flag erberg, Mrs. O. A. Hesla, Mrs George Edward Meany and Mrs Leslie B. Larimer.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas c. Job wer' dinner hosts on Tuesday evening a a eharmingly appointed dinner il honor<of MT. and Mrs. Samuel Brady at their homes on North Mount Yer non avenue. The table was beautiful ly decorated with pink carnations anC candles with pink silken shades. Gov CTS were laid for Mir. and Mrs. Job MT. and Mrs. Samuel Brady, MT. ana Mrs. A. W. HOgue, Mrs. Thomas l. Campbell and l. D. L. Williams.
 Mrs. Francis L. Wright was among the delightful luncheon hOstesses ot the week when she entertained charm inglv on Tuesday and had as hel guests Mrs. J. c. Herudon, Mrs Thomas G. Norris, Miss Florence Herndon and Miss Mabel Norris.
 MT. and Mrs. R. s. Mason enter tained Thursday evening at an unus ually pretty dinner at their home or North Mount Vernon avenue. The table decorations were American Beauty roses, around which were seat ed MT. and Mrs. Hugo Richards, MT and Mrs. Paul Burks, MT. and. Mrs William H. Doyle and MT. and Mrs Mason.
 The G. c. c. Club of the St. Luke :: Episcopal Church was very pleasant ly entertained this past week by Miss Helen Lamb at her home or North Pleasant street. The meeting was a very pleasant business and social meeting and Miss Lamb wa: assisted during the afternoon by tht Misses Hazel Tainey and Kathleer Terrence.
 Wedding Bells.
 MT. William O. Loss. one of the popular attaches in the offices of the Santa Fe, P. & P. Ky. of this city and Miss Elizabeth Nave Dixon were recently married in St. Joseph, Mo. and the Gazette of that city gives the following account of the brilliant affair:
 ''The bride was attended by hel sister, Mrs. W. J. KOrner, as matror of honor. and her nieces, Dorothy and Frances Atwater of HOlton, Kas. were flower girls. MT. Fred Loss act ed as best man. MT. Benton Hooper played the wedding march from 'LOh engrin' for the approach of the bridal party. During the ceremony he play ed Annie Laurie and MendelssOhn 's wedding march as the recessional Before the ceremony Miss Katherine Dougher sang Heart of My Heart, by Won Litzev. The bride wore white broadcloth, princess and entrain with bodice of pearls, spangled net and clouded with chiffon. A corOnet of orange blossoms held her tulle vel in place and she carried brides roses The matrOn of honor was gOwned in white cloth, princess and trimmed with hand embroidered net. Her head of s,o1I maiden hair ferns and she carried Killarney roses. The flower girl: wore white French froeks. with large pink sashes and carried baskets filled with Killarney roses.
 Following the ceremony a recep tion for the bridal party and relatives was held at the home of the bride 7: sister. The parlOrs were decorated with palms. ferns and white tulle ana touches of pink roses. The refresh ment table was centered with z mound of Killarney roses and crys tai holders held lighted tapers tieC With tulle. During the evening puncl was served by Mrs. L. F. Atwate and Mrs. J. W. Atwater of Holton Kas, and Miss Clinton Ricketts. MT Loss and his bride will leave tonigh for Prescott, Ariz., where they vii make their hOme.'
 Mir. and Mrs Frank NJ Murphy ant Miss Ruth Dutro left Tuesday after noon for New York City, where the, will spend the winter months.
 Lieutenant c. s. Hoyt arrived il Prescott Saturday morning and vii spend a few days visiting wit friends. Lieutenant Hoyt has man, friends in Prescott who are glad t welcome him back for the holidays.
 Mrs. W. A. Drake left Thursda, for Phoenix. where she will visit fO few days as the guest of her daugh ter, Mrs. II. J. McClung.
 Charles Rolf arrived in Prescott o Thursday from Mexico and will visi with his mother. Mrs. o. A. Hesla during the Christmas holidays.
 Lieutenant Meryl P. Schillerseror arrived at Whipple Barracks Thurs day evening from Fort Apache.
 Mir. and Mrs. LeRoy Anderson
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