Weekly journal-miner., 1912-09-11
->-O He Social Mirror
 

ra'h bore the Prescott, con,;,,.r, nomeward. Many guests from pbo.. ''iA were present, and from Dec. cot were Mt. and Mrs Dave p,s se'i' Alice Adams, Lila Hawkins Eleanor Eleanor Sloan, George Miller and Charles Miller
 ' Jo"y party of young people enjoyed hay-ride on Tuesday even. lmg to Granite Dells. A deIicious p'eh'c lunch was enjoyed by the nen' and warmth of huge bonfire. some few ventured to swim. bu, mostly the boats were preferred modes of getting about the lake Ne'urning by moonlight, the iour. "ey was enlivened by singing. Chap. foned by Mr and Mrs. Dave Rms. sen, were Bertha Goldswor,hv. maoei stephens. Beth Block. Myr. tic Stephens, Babe Morrison. v;,. glnia Adams, Gladys Fox. Evelyn FOX. Nydia Acker, Marguerite stephens, Ina Riebling. Ted Ross Douglas Aiken. Ed Harris. George Merritt, Gail Gardner. William Nor ris' Calvert Adams, Herndon Nor. ns' Malcolm Lowry. Marvin Piper. and Alber, Crawford.
 A new series of games was he. gun Tuesday by the Prescott Bridge club Mesdames Harry Tritie. Ed Block. and K. E. Sloan were guest, on this occasion. and the regular members present were Mesdames Morris Goldwater. c. F. Meapy. T. G. Norris, A. w. Edwards. Q. A. Hesla and H. D. Aiken. the latter being hostess
 A delightful surprise awaited Miss Dorothy Drake on Thursday even ing, when her sister, Mrs. C.. E. Meany guileiully pboned her 10 come over few minutes. On open ing the door she was amazed bu, delighted 10 find preitily appoint cd dinner arranged in her honor. and her friends. Eleanor Sloan. Roxie Thayer. Mary Frank Gard ner, Louise Draper. Verle Beaver, and Bess Shelley present to greet her. American beauty roses and red shaded candles were chosen for the adornment of the dinner table, and Mir. and Mrs. Meany were gen ial host and hostess. After dinner the evening was spent at the Eliks thca,er This event was farewell courtesy to Miss Drake prior to her departure on next Friday for Wellesly college.
 For Winiired Fredcricks happy memories will always cluster about the very last ante. .nup,ial event given in her honor. This was an elab- crate luncheon given by Mrs. T. C.. Norris on Wednes sday, and notable for the beauty of the appointments which were all in canary yellow. The main table at which sat the bride-elect, was covered by white net over yellow crepe with a deep | flounce of the same On each cor ner stood candelabra with yellow shades. Golden glow was chosen for centerpiecc. Heart shaped yellow almond boxes were deoorat- cd with miniature bride and groom. Little canary birds perched on the rims of the glasses and bearing in their tiny beaks card with the name of the guest, was unique feature of ;his table, round which were seated Winifred Fredericks. Irene Wells. Louise Draper Teresa fTeucrtCkN, boIotHy Di"H'' .'"'' Frank Gardner. Lila Hawkins. Mabel Brisley, Grace Jones, Eleanor Sloan | Helen Meany and Emma Butcher. A small table. at which were seated Mesdames q. F. Meany, Dave Rus- sell. w. V. DeCamp, and T. G. Nor ris. was in pink. The oenterpieee was pink sweet peas and hana painted pink place cards and pihS almond boxes completed the deco rative feature.
 Florence and Anna Campbell Tones. eomplimenting their sisier-in' law Mrs. Albert NJ. Jones of seiig man. gave delightful sewing party at their home yesterday afternoon Asked to meet the guest Of honor were inc Misses Ethel Hale. Della PonneIl Winiircd Gale, Meta DeN' ter Nell Clemens, Helen Piper