Weekly journal-miner., 1911-02-15

In response to the attractive in vitation issued by Mrs. !. L. Schmitt for Tuesday evening, in honor of Miss Eva Schmitt s tenth birthday, forty-two were present to meet with the cordial hospitality and pleasure always received at the Schmitt home. The children enjoyed the af- ternoon in social way, playing all kinds of juvenile games, and par taking of the elaborate four-eourse menu, consisting of sweetmeats, salt ed almonds. sandwiches and pickles, a variety of cake and chocolate, and fruits, assorted. The house was ar tistically decorated for the occasion. Miss Eva was the recipient of many valuable and exquisite gifts, such as souvenir spoons, handkerchiefs, per fume and many boxes of candy; also a Steinway piano and hearty con gratulations for many happy returns of the day. Mrs. Schmitt was as sisted in entertaining and serving the children by Mrs. Edward Stanley of Marshall, Tex. A souvenir of gold and silver tinted eornucopias filled with delicious home made bon bons were presented each little guest by the young hostess. The joyful party will long be remembered by those present, who were E. Theo- bald, J. Hazeltine, George Jackson, Fred Rief, Sydney Rosenthal, Ray mond Tucker, Lincoln Young, Will ford Haughey, Walter Mccullough, Clyde Deming, Harry Southworth: Ethel Farrell, Rachel Redden, Gladys Lindsay, Alice Rief, Wanda Wal lar. Katie Heisler, May Swartz, Lu- cile Tisdale, Margaret Hobbs, Elsie Sauer, Edna Voigtlander, Sylvia Rosenthal, Willie Marks, Dorothy Pryor, Mildred Storey, Margaret Story, Nellie Hawke, Mary King, Myrtle Hicks, Ruth Tisdale, Mildred Stephens, Mrs. Edward Marshall.
 Miss Myrtle Logan entertained Thursday evening, in honor of Mrs. Hutton. Her guests were MT. and Mrs. Earl Keiser, MT. and Mrs. Eli Stauffer, MT. and Mrs. Arthur Nor ris. Mrs Hutton, Mrs. Bates, Misses Susie Mahoney, Lizzie Mahoney, Nora Farrell, Winnie Cornell, Eva French, Ruby Loy, Louise Logan Messrs. Roy Bedding, Arthur Dittmar, Scott, Shaekelford, George Lebseh, Harry Murphy, Crum, Stacy Logan.
 In their accustomed hospitable manner, Mrs. William A. Drake and her daughter, Mrs. George Edward Meany, entertained number Oi friends delightfully."- at Five Hundred on Wednesday afternoon, at the home of Mrs. Drake, on North Mount Vernon avenue. At the close of the afternoon dainty prizes were awarded Mrs. Harry Brisley for hign score Mrs. M. B. Hazeltine for the great est number. of slams and Mrs. W D. Baker received the consolation prize. Those who enjoyed the host esses' hospitality were Mrs. LeROy Anderson. Mrs. M. B. Hazeltine, Mrs Clarence E. Yount, Mrs. Edward A Kastner, Mrs. Edwin F. Leigh, Mrs E. s. Clark, Mrs. Harry Brisley, Mrs George Norman Hoffman, Mrs. L. A Kehr. Mrs. Chick, Mrs. Jeanett' Levy. Mrs. W. D. Baker, Mrs. Sar; Overbeck, Mrs. James R. Lowry Mrs. J. NJ. Aitken, Mrs. A. A. Johns Mrs. O. H. Tucker, Mrs. J. B. Tom iinson. Mrs. William Nelson; Mrs z. o. Brown. Mrs. Robert \. Looney Mrs. W. V. Watson and Mrs. Johl H. Robinson.
 
 MT. R. \. Frederieks was host a an enjoyable luncheon on Saturda, at the Yavapai Club, eOmplimentar to Lieutenant Colonel John C. Tillson Among those who were Nh Fredericks' guests were Lieutenan Colonel Tillson, Judge E. M. Doe, A. Hope, Captain Edwin T. Cole Captain John K. Miller, A. w. EC wards, Frederick G. Brecht, LieuteI ant Walter E. Gunster, Judge Joh J. Hawkins. W. A. Drake and T. ( Norris.
 At the pretty dinner given b Lieutenant and Mrs. Walter E. Gun sters at their quarters on Saturda complimentary to Lieutenant ColOn
 and Mrs. John C. F. Tillson, si guests were seated around a viOl' and daffodil table, which was e,