Weekly journal-miner., 1910-10-26

| -hdhuldCbuiihS cOihpduy OI OnlcdSO. This testimonial was extended by Quartermaster Sergeant and Mrs. Ru- fus Walters and took place at their home. The evening was enioyably passed with cards and other amuse- ments, and was cOnluded with supper. Covers were laid for twelve. Those present were MT. and Mrs. George Echler, Sergeant and Mrs Rufus Walters, MT. and Mrs. John Lindell, Otto Echler, Miss Mae Henry, Ser geant William Coleman. Duncan Liv- ingston and George Thompson
 Friday evening the room of the Woman's Christian Temperance
 Union, on West Gurley street, was well filled by the members and in- vited guests in honor of Rev. and Mrs. l. IF. Mckay, who have, during the year, been prominently identi- fled with the temperance work of the city. The reception was given in view of their probable removal to another field at the coming an nual conference, which meets in Los Angeles next week. The building was beautifully decorated and was much admired by those who had seen it only as a vacant building till the women took hold of it a month ago. They propose to rent it to other so- cieties for holding socials and other meetings. An informal program of music, to which Rev. Arthur Hill, pastor of the Congregational church of Jerome, contributed a solo, was rendered. MT. Mckay then gave an address touching on local and general phases of the temperance work. Dainty refreshments were served, and everybody went home feeling that they had spent a most enjoyable evening.
 On Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. Milton Tregalles entertained delight fully at a sewing party. A novel game was enjoyed and for their prowess Mrs. Meek, Mrs. Milnes and Mrs. Paul cut for the trophy, the latter lady winning an exquisite per fume bottle. Mrs. Dyer won the con solation, a jar of lavender salts. A dainty repast was served in which the hostess was assisted by her sis ter, Mrs. O. H. Tucker. The guests present were Mrs. L. A. Kehr, Mrs. F.. H. Meek, Mrs. Charles H. Me Lane, Mrs. whetstine, Mrs. O. H. Tucker, Mrs. D. H. Biles, Mrs c. H. Paul, Mrs. Dyer, Mrs. Colby, Mrs. E. A. Kastner, Mrs. W. E. Paul, Mrs. J. w. Milnes and Mrs. A. B. Fox.
 MT. and Mrs. E. s. Clark were dinner hosts on Saturday evening in honor of Rev and Mrs. Suitor of Boston, Mass, who are guests of their brother, Rev. J. R. Jenkins.
 Mrs. Herbert c. Shotwell proved a delightful hostess when she enter tained at cards on Saturday after noon, at her charming new home on Mount Vernon avenue During the afternoon she was assisted by Miss Hale, Miss, Irene Wells, Miss Burt, Miss Meta Dexter and Miss Edwards At the conclusion of the games the prizes were awarded to Mrs. H. G. Coykendall for hign score, to Mrs Dixon Fagerburg for the greatest number of slams, while the eonso- lation offering fell to Mrs. E. s. Clark.
 A novel and attractive party of the week was given on Tuesday by Mrs. W. H. Timerhoff and Mrs. J.. B. Tomlinson, at the formers beau tiful home on Mount Vernon avenue. The guests were bidden to a shirt waist card party and all obeyed t-.e summons by wearing their daintiest of white waists. The adjoining par lors were graced with festoons of Autumn branches and jars of ehry- santnemums. After enjoying a daint- fly served luncheon, Five Hundred was played, at the close of which Mrs. Sadie Overbeck received brass fern dish, for second high score Mrs. L. A. Kehr won a brass trunk mark CT and Mrs. H. D. Aitken won a brass eandlestiek with ornamental candle, for greatest number of slams. The guests present were Mesdames LeRoy Anderson, H. E. Armitage, J. H. Aitken, H. D. Aitken, J. s. Aeker, H. F. Ashurst, Harry Brisley, J. R.