Weekly journal-miner., 1911-09-20
(From Sundays Daily.)

tredericks. After d0ing the loop m record time, Miss Fredericks sur. prised the merry "jests" with most delicious and well appointed supper. The table was gorgeously decorated, the eenterpiece being made np of three lovely eatsup bottles, wreatbed in forget me.nots and garnished with onions. Each guest received as favor, beautifully decorated bottle of lemon extract. One of the most attractive features of the evening, was lyric written by Lieutenant Byars for the occasion which he sang to the tune of that rollicking old English ballad, "Hungry Sal" After supper the party were return ed to their respective homes and are now unanimous in their firm belief in pleasure, cyclone cellars and the Hague convention. Witnesses for the defense: Mrs. Harry R. Tritle. Miss Oliver, Miss Fisher, Lieutenant Byars and Lieutenant Lockett. 
 On Thursday afternoon, Mrs. ]. W. Mines entertained informally at an Anagram party, complimentary to Mrs. Fred C. venator of Bakersfield. Mrs. C. c. Keeler and Mrs. Love won the prizes offered and the hos tess was assisted by Mrs. C. II. Me Lane in the serving of refreshments. The guests present were Mrs. J. s. Acker, Mrs. E. II. Meek, Mrs. F. C.. venator, Mrs. F. <. Clark, Mrs. w. A. Kent, Mrs. B. H. Weaver, Mrs. (. C. Keeler, Mrs. A. Love, Mrs. C. II. McLane and Misses Gertrude Kent, and Marjorie Mines.
 To celebrate his fifth birthday, AL bert Leroy Smith, IT,, entertained n number of his young friends, at the home of his parents, Mir. and Mrs. A. l.. smith, on Tuesday afternoon. The dining room where the birthday feast was enjoyed was decorated in crimson and white. the birthday cake was illuminated with crimson candles and the favors were crimson colored
 heart shaped boxes, filled with candy. The guests present were Daisy Fraser, Roberta Mcdonnell, Barbara Yaeger, Catherin Mcdonnell
 Bonnie Hazeltine, Marion Ross and sherman Hazeltine.
 A surprise party was rendered MT
 and Mrs. George Toner on Friday evening by their friends and members of the Poeahontas and Ladies of the
 Maccabees. Mrs. Toner was present
 cd with beautiful gold pin by eaci
 lodge as testimonial of their es
 teem and affection. Cards were
 played and several piano selection'
 were rendered during the evening
 A delicious lunch was served an,
 every one reported A good time.
 Mrs. Fred C. Venator entertained , a few friends on Wednesday witl
 an automobile trip to Humboldt where they enjoyed an exquisite luncheon with Mrs. !. O. Haley. Tn ' party comprised Mrs. venator, Mr' , (. II. McLane, Mrs. A. l.. Smith am
 Miss Martha Garnett.
 Mrs. J. NJ. Watts entertained dc f lightfully during the week at sew
 ing party when she had as her gues,
 Mrs. W. s. Norviel, Mrs. Thomas
 Norris, Mrs. II. D. Aiken, Mrs. M, Cure, Mrs. Frederick P. Cruee, Mir . William II. Doyle, Mrs. Harold Cbevertpn and Mrs. Robert II. Bul mister.
 . One of the jolliest parties of tn
 week was given Thursday evenin 1. with MT. and Mrs. Hartwell II. Lir f ney as hosts. Those who enjoye the evening were Miss Florenc v Herndon, Miss winifred Frederick b Miss Lila Hawkins, and the Messr s Joe Linney, Gordon Fetterman an D David W. Russell.
 \ Miss Martha Garnett of PAoeni | spent few days with Mrs. A. . smith, en route to her home, froi | Flagstaff where she had been spen' l. ing her vacation.
 Mrs. ". '. Norviel left Thursda e for her home in Phoeniv after n very pleasant visit in Prescott il Il guest of Mrs. ]. M. Watts.
 f Miss Lila Hawkins has retnrne :. home from A very pleasant trip Ea |. and Canada.
 ?. Lieutenant William F. Hall, Y. [. Medical Corps, returned home Tue s day from Q Fort Logan COl0rad