Weekly journal-miner., 1910-02-16

J ing Mrs. Lloyd eharmingly enter tained at her home, while on Friday afternoon Miss Tribby gave a de- lightful five hundred party for her, and in the evening Mrs. Nathan Levy was hostess at an enjoyable kitchen shower.
 One of the most enjoyable affairs of the week was the party given on Tuesday afternoon, complimentary to Miss Wfhelmine Gossman, of which Mrs. Edward A. Kastner was hQstess. The rooms of the Kastner home were very prettily decorated for the oe- casion with strings of red hearts and wedding bells, strung from each cor ner of the room to the opposite cor ner, and the place cards were of min iature wedding bells, this scheme be- ing carried throughout the refresh ments. Miss Wilhelmine Gossman was given the guest of honor prize and Miss Helen Edwards won the h gh score prize, Miss Louise Gibbs re- eeived the lone hand prize, while Miss Charlotte Johnson was awarded the consolation favor. Mrs. Kastner was assisted during the afternoon by Mrs. Reese NJ. Ling and Mrs. George Norman Hoffman.
 Those who enjoyed the afternoon were Miss Wilhelmine Gossman, Miss Theresa Frederieks, Miss Mary Goss- man, Miss Winnifred Frederieks, Miss Emily Daniel, Miss Sara Trego, Miss Emma Duteher, Miss Rogers, Miss Mabel Norris, Miss Harriet Jean Oli- yer, Miss Ann Mckenzie, Miss Daily, Miss Ann Jones, Miss Minnie Davis, Miss Florence Jones, Miss Anna Ca hill, Miss Moore, Miss Charlotte Johnson. Miss Nell Clemens. Miss irene Wells, Miss Edith Armitage, Miss Clara Hoff, Miss Josephine De Kuhn, Miss Cain, Miss Hale, Miss Meta Dexter, Miss Ethel Wood, Miss Louise Gibbs, Miss Elsie Bean, Miss Helen Edwards, Miss Bisehoff, Miss Tribby, Miss Maud Perry, Miss Lee Clough, Miss Piper, Miss Catheart and Miss Marshall.
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas c. Job were dinner hosts Thursday evening at their home on North Mount Vernon avenue. The table was artistieally decorated with pink carnations and the pink color scheme was carried throughout the evening. Covers were laid for MT. and Mrs. Thomas E. Campbell, Mrs. J. V. Baldwin, MT. Andrew Baldwin, and MT. and Mrs. Job.
 Mrs. William Lloyd was a bridge hostess, complimentary to Miss Will helmine Gossman, at her home on North Mount Vernon avenue, Thurs day evening. The rooms were very attraetively decorated with wedding bells and the place cards were of miniature bells, and at the close of the interesting game delicious refresh ments were served. Those who en- ioyed the pleasant evening were Miss Wilhelmine Gossman, Miss Meta Dex- ter, Miss Ethel Hale, Miss Helen Ed wards, Miss Mary Gossman, Miss Lee Clough, Miss Nell Clemens, Miss Ann Jones, Miss Bisehoff, Miss Florence Jones, Miss Tribby, Miss Lillian Catheart and Mrs. W. D. Baker.
 
 One of the prettiest and most en- ioyable social events of the season among the younger set was that given few days ago by Miss Eva Sehmitt, the fascinating daughter of Mrs. I. L. Schmitt, when the birthday of the girl was suitably and pleasantly com memorated in the parlors of the Head hotel. An interesting program for the afternoon was rendered, in which music and games that please were the attraction. Miss Sehmitt was the recipient of many useful presents, suhe as usually please the younger people, Refreshments, consisting of sandwiches, cocoa, cakes and fruit salads were served the guests. The grand march on the piano was rend cred by Mrs. F. B. Welsh, while those who assisted the little hostess were her mother, Mrs. I. l.. Sehmitt, Mrs. A. J. Head, Mrs. Burns and Mir. Welsh. The guests were Misses Hazel Tarney, Elsie Sauer, Mary King, Charlotte Duff, Mary Ruth Payne, Vesta Sehmitt, Sylvia Rosen- thai, Helen Prescott, Mildred Story, Margaret Story, Ruth Tisdale, Lucille Tisdale, Ethel Ferrel.
 Miss Blanche Foster was hostess on