Weekly journal-miner., 1910-03-02

l spirit of the invitation, 'informal party" was carried out to the let ter, and the young people enjoyed l themselves immensely. Charades and games were played, and music formed a part of the evenings entertainment. Refreshments were served. Those present were Mrs. Sadie O. Collins, ehaperon; the Misses Edith Wren, Leonora Opfergelt, Irene Hesla, Ruth Marvis, Fanny Thomas, Mildred Sprague, Eva Behn, Sadie Munds, and Messrs. Harold Elliott, wm. Norris, Glae Paul, Perry Ling, Walter Opfer- gelt, Goodwin Hill, Marvin Piper, Robert Axley and Leslie Derrick.
 Major and Mrs. J. NJ. Watts were dinner hosts on Saturday evening, at delightfully."- appointed dinner at the Yavapai Club, in honor of MT. and Mrs. George H. Cook Major and Mrs. Watts had as their guests Mir. and Mrs. George H. Clark, Mrs. J. C. Herndon and Mrs. Thomas c. Job.
 Mrs. Thomas c. Job was a five hun dred hostess on Saturday afternoon, in her Mount Vernon avenue home, where several tables of guests were happily entertained. After the serv- ing of delicious refreshments, dainty prizes were awarded Mrs. Sara Ober- beck for the highest score, and Mrs J. B. Tomlinson, the slam prize. Those who enjoyed the afternoon were Mrs Frederic D. Evans. Mrs. John K Miller. Mrs. William H. Doyle, Mrs W. W. Ross. Mrs. Kent. Mrs. Harry AI Thomas. Mrs. W. D. Baker. Mrs. Harry Brisley. Mrs. Sara Oberbeck, Mrs. Thomas E. Campbell, Mrs. z. o. Brown. Mrs. W. C. Loss, Mrs. Eugene Cadwalder Smith, Mrs. J. B. Tomlin- son. Mrs. George Norman Hoffman, Mrs. F. o. Smith. Mrs. G. A. Beach, Mrs. AdaMilIer, Mrs. Harold A. Chev- erton. Miss Theresa Fredericks and Miss Harriet Jean Oliver.
 Mrs. Harold A. Cheverton entertain ed at a very handsome luncheon on Friday afternoon. Masses of golden flowers were used effectively in the table decoration, and the other dee orative accessories were in tones of pale yellow. Mrs. Cheverton's guests included Mrs. Ada Miller, Mrs. o. A Hesla. Mrs. A. W. Edwards. Mrs. J. C. Herndon and Mrs. Paul Burzs.
 Tn her accustomed hospitable man. ner, Mrs. Thomas F.. Campbell enter tained few of her girl friends at beautifully appointed luncheon in hon. or Of her guest. Miss Vincent. Those invited to meet Miss Vincent were Miss Mary Duke. Miss Ethel Wood, Miss Elsie Bean, Miss Mary Hof, Miss Charlotte Johnson. Miss Louise Gibbs. Miss Helen Edwards and Miss Florence Herndon.
 Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Leslie B. Larimer entertained the Tuesday Bridge Club very pleasantly at her home on South Pleasant street.
 Unusually pleasant and effective was the George Washington sewing party given by Miss Emily Daniel on Tuesday afternoon. During the after noon the guests all enjoyed a very eleverly arranged guessing game, and Mrs. Paul Burks won the prize for the best answer. Those who enjoyed the afternoon were Mrs. Paul Burks, Mrs. J. NJ. Ross. Mrs. Frederick P. Cruice, Mrs. Edward H. Knight. Mrs George Edward Meany, Mrs William H. Doyle, Mrs. Robert H. Burmister, Mrs. Ada Miller, Mrs. Edward A. Kastner. Mrs. Harold A. Cheverton and Mrs. E. c. Smith.
 Mrs. George c. West entertained at a prettily appointed dinner on Fri day evening, in honor of Mrs. Ed ward H. Knight of Indianapolis, Ind The table was beautifully done in pink, with pink candles, around which were seated Mrs. West, Mrs. WilheI- nina Raible, Mrs. Edward H. Knight, Mrs. Leslie B. Larimer and Miss Win nifred Fredericks.
 An unusually attractive party was the Five Hundred party given by MT. and Mrs. David H. Biles on Thursday evening. The rooms were very ar tistically decorated in red and white and cherries, this color scheme being carried out even to the refreshments, which were delicious. The prizes