Weekly journal-miner., 1910-05-25

], .b, week was the sewing party -,, D., Mrs. O. A. Hesla on Sat. ',s,v afternoon at her home on s0n,b Mount Vernon avenue. A ,.1 pleasant afternoon was spent ,i,b sewing, and delicious refresh. cents were served. Those who thor. ,sshly enjoyed the afternoon were Vi, Theodore W. Otis, Mrs. William
 Drake, Mrs. E. W. Wells, Mrs.
 C Burmister, Mrs. R. II. Burn. .r Mrs. Mary Ross, Mrs. Taomas Norris, Mrs. J. c. Herndon, Mrs. yorrs Goldwater, Mrs. H. NJ. Maus, v, Frank R. Stewart, Mrs. W. s. yOre, Mrs. R. N. Fredericks, Mrs. N Cole and Mrs. II. D. Aitken.
 A jolly company of young people adhered at the home of MT. and vn 0. r. Orthell, on West Gurley s,~, Friday evening, to- meet Mir. md Mrs. Albert Creekmur. The party ,m miscellaneous shower" and ..ry very handsome and useful ,Ousebold articles were received by a. bride and groom. During the cening delicious refreshments were vred. Among those sending pretty nhs were MT. and Mrs. Frank c. Brown, MT and Mrs. George Ander. su. MT. and Mrs. A. c. Gilmore, yr and Mrs. F.. T. Myers, Mrs. Mary Norris, Miss Opal Creckmur, Miss Roxie Creekmur, Miss Alta creekmur. Miss Ruby Loy, Miss Helen Piper, Miss Bert, Miss Han VT. and the Messrs. Arthur Creek. ru, Lester Ruffner, Nom, Gus voge, Johnnie Orthel, Davies, J. c. McTn- ,.h, James, Robert Cornell, and the Rev Mir Deninger.
 The first of series of parties rven by Mrs. F. o. Smith, was held Thursday afternoon sat her home on vhipple Heights. The afternoon was l,yo,ed 10 bridge and it was a most ujOyable afternoon. The home of as hostess had been exquisitely dec u,,ed for the affair with shasta isisies and ferns, and this same S0r scheme of yellow and white vs carried out through the menu. Nr. Smith was assisted during. the rttrnoon by Mrs. John Mason Ross. Hn. John O. Fredefieks and Mrs. Ru: ,0lph Baehr. At the close of the af pnoons diversion, handsome prizes vue awarded Mrs. John J. Hawkins fer the high score and Mrs. James vhetstine won the consolation. Those uAO spent most enjoyable afternoon vre Mrs. Thomas c. Norris, Mrs. John J. Hawkins, Mrs. o. A. Hesla, An. II. D. Aitken, Mrs. J. M. Watts, nr, William II. Doyle, Mrs. Ed yard A. Kastner, Mrs. J. c. Hern' dou, Mrs. Morris Goldwater, Mrs. Les. N B. Larimer, Mrs. John K. Miller, Mrs. c. A. Peter, Mrs. Harry Brisley, Nr. George Norman Hoffman, Mrs. D. Nasn, Mrs. Robert II. Burm' Ner. Mrs. James Whetstine, Mrs Charles II. McLane, Mrs. Warren D. Baker, Mrs. o. H. Tucker, Mrs. F. s. Clark, Mrs. John II. Robinson, Mrs Ralph J. Roper, and Miss Theresa Fredericks.
 One of the mots delightful affairs d the week was the thimble party Cven by Mrs. M. K. Hazeltine and Mrs. Clarence E.. Yount, at the home Of Mrs. Haxeltine, on South Mount Vernon avenue. During the afternoon the guests all enjoyed guessing game, which was to guess the ad wrtisement of familiar pictures 1T 'dvertising. Mrs. Southworth wal rven a very handsome brass jardin iere for having the greatest number Of correct answers. Those who thor '4hly enjoyed this pleasant after Soon were Mrs. William A. Drake Mrs Harry T. Southworth, Mrs. wm L Fox, Mrs. A. D. Fox, Mrs. Grati' Morrison, Mrs. Will Loss, Mrs Henry W. Lathe, Mrs Mary Ross Mrs. A. M. Cole, Mrs. J. l. Gardner Mrs Rood, Mrs. w. V. Watson, Mrs wihelmina Raible, Mrs. A. c. Burm