Weekly journal-miner., 1910-07-20

who will leave Sunday for a trip to the Orient. Miss Frederieks had as her guests Miss Florence Herndon, Miss Lila Hawkins, Miss Mabel Bris- ley. Miss Jessie Jones, Miss Irene Wells, Miss Eleanor Sloan and Miss Theresa Frederieks.
 One of the pleasant parties of the week was the sewing party given Thursday by Miss Florence Herndon at her home on South Cortez street. Those who thoroughly enjoyed the afternoon were Miss Eleanor Sloan,
 Miss Lila Hawkins, Miss Emma
 Dutchef, Miss Winnifred Frederieks,
 Miss Mabel Brisley, Miss Jessie Jones, Miss Edith Armitage, Miss
 Minnie Davis and Miss Irene Wells.
 Several young men were hosts,
 Monday evening, at a very jolly
 dancing party given in Odd Fellows
 Hall. Among those who enjoyed the
 evening were MT. and Mrs. Francis l L. Wright, MT. and Mrs. Leslie B. ' Larimer, MT. and Mrs. LeROy Ander- son, Dr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Roper,
 MT. and Mrs. l.. A. Kehr, Miss Dor
 othy Drake, Miss Edith Armitage, | Miss Eleanor Sloan, Miss Mary 1 Frank Gardner, Miss Ruby Loy, Miss
 Lamara Wilder, Miss Jones, Miss
 Florence Herndon, Miss Lila Hawk, ins. Miss Irene Hesla, Miss Mabel McNeil, Miss Helen McNeil, and Messrs. Henry Adams, Gail Gard
 ner. Gary Vyne, Ray Vyne, Jame: Merritt. William Norris, Harold Fl
 liott, Edward Lejeune, Ulmo, J. w Waara, and F. Hart.
 Among the enjoyable events of th' , season was the informal dance glvel Thursday night by the Misses Fri and Juanita Morrison and their SIS . ters, Mrs. J. K. Mcdonnell and Mrs . Leon Kneipp. The spacious parlors . reception and dining rooms of tn home of their father, Hon. Robert E . Morrison, were thrown open to tn , dancers, who made merry until tn |. midnight hour. Delicious fruit pune 7 was served throughout the nigh !. closing with the serving of daint : refreshments.
 : The guests bid their hostesses
 pleasant "bon nuit,' regretting tha
 such a delightful affair did not com e oftener. Those who enjoy pleasan a memories of the affair are the Misse r Jessie Jones, Mildred and France y Spraue, Gladys Fox, Irene Hesl; < Edith Armitage. Mabel Brisley, Mir h nie Davis, Edith Porter, Lucille Mo f rison, MT. and Mrs. H. Willial T Stevens, Mrs. P. J. Farley, and th S Messers. I. E. Morrison, Harry HeaI h William Glenn, J. William Waar; l. Gary Vyne, Ray Vyne, Emmett Mo T rison, Jack Crawford, Chester CraV 5. ford. Glae Paul, Kenneth Beatsol ?, Kenneth Kent, Marvin Piper, Ne e Clark. Max Elsner and Arthur Calle t Miss Irene Wells was eharmin
 hostess Wednesday afternoon at
 thimble party, when she had as ht l. guests Miss Mabel Brisley, Miss Je e sic Jones, Miss Eleanor Sloan, Mi' n Edith Armitage, Miss Lila Hawl \. ins, Miss Winnifred Frederieks an 1t Miss Florence Herndon.
 f. Tuesday afternoon the Prescot d Bridge Club was very pleasantly el S, tertained by Mrs. H. D. Aitken { Ie her home on South Mount Verno Ie avenue. when she had as her gues e Mrs. Morris Goldwater, Mrs. F. ] ,r Tritle. Mrs. George Edward Mean, Ie Mrs. J. c. Herndon, Mrs. Ed. Bloc D. Mrs. Robert H. Burmister, Mrs. re NJ. Watts, Mrs. Leslie B. Larime D. Mrs. John J. Hawkins Mrs. Thomi g. G. Norris, Mrs. O. A. Hesla, MT ). Fraeis L. Wright, Mrs. A. W. E. Id wards, Mrs. Paul P. Hastings, MT
 H. H. McNeil of Phoenix, and MT
 Richard E. Sloan.
 ly Mrs. ". T. King was hoste D, Thursday evening at very deligh