Weekly journal-miner., 1912-07-10
- He Social Mirror
 
;From sundays Daily.)

about forty of the members Of Pooahontas Lodge repaired to the City ranch. where. with ample and enjoyable refreshments. swings. ham. mocks. cushions and other pleasures and comforts. q most delightful day was spent and all returned 10 their homes feeling i, was good to have been there.
 Mrs Morris Goldwatcr entertained informally at bridge on Monday. when she had as guests Mrs. Henry George. Mrs. Lamar Cobb and Mrs. Harry Trillc. Also on Wednesday, with Mrs r. A. Kastner. Mrs George and Mrs. Harry Tri,lc.
 Conspicuous among social affairs in rather socially dull week was Inc dancing party at the favapai Club on Friday evening. l, was the | first of series oi informal dance to he given bi-monthly Those en- toying the evening were Mayor and | Mrs Morris Goldwater. Mrs. Harry Tritle. Mrs. F. W, Meany. Mir and Mrs IT, A. Chevcrton. Mir and Mrs
 Harry Heap. Mir and Mrs. David Russell. Hon. and Mrs. II. II. Lin ncy. Mr. and Mrs. F.. A. Kastncr and the Misses. Theresa Frcdcricks Winifrcd Fredericks. Mabel Brislcy
 Lila Hawkins. Helen Ely. Minnie Davis. Bertha GoIdswor,hy. Dorothy Dralc. Helen Meany, Ruth Dutro
 Erin Morrison, Cassiday and Stell
 ingwers. and Mcssrs. Longacr,
 llindercr. Porter. Peter, Charli,
 Miller. George Miller. Fuller. Jones
 S,cllingwcrs. Anderson. Kerr. Her
 bert Meauy. Edward Mcany. Emmc
 Morrison. Paul Dcmine. George
 Morris and Sam Morris 'i'
 For many weeks the ongagenen
 nj that popular and attractive
 teacher. Miss Louise Gibbs to Prof
 Frank Hart has been interesting th'
 little coterie of school girls wh,
 have been her pupils. Last cvenin,
 at the spacious home of Mrs. (. II
 Riehling on Summi, street.
 kitchen shower" in her honor wa
 the occasion of much joliity Al
 elaborate decorative scheme wa
 carried out by effective use of schoo
 colors drapcd from the chandelier ,o the four walls, and by the Us
 of school and class pennants a
 every size and description Alp propriate games were played an
 dainty refreshments enjoyed Nea the close of the evening. larg dishpan filled with all manner c kitchen utensils designed to beguil the young housewife into thinkin kitchen work enjoyable, was brougli In and presented to the bride -elec Something new and decidedly uniqu . m the shower line" was the brids
 hat l, was "iearfully and wonder
 fully made" Upon opening the Ina
 box there was disclosed hat mad of oolander, draped with a disl towel which passed through on handle and formed rosettc with straincr for buckle On the othe side was an aigrette composed of
 whisk broom fastened on with a
 egg heater. The top was adorne with an asbestos mat. and the brir lined with a dainty dust cap who's Q lace peeped eoaucttishly from tin . edge Of the eolander. Those par , ticipating in the affair were ,h
 Misses Louise Gibbs. Ina and Heic
 Riebling. Myrtle Stephens. Grac and Alma Cousins. Mareella BrinI meyer, Blanche and Annie Waiiins I ford. Ernestine Lund, Susie Malone;
 Marguerite Levy. Mabel and Ma,
 guerite Stephens, Eva French. Oli, i, and Ruth Haisley. Frances Howar, , France Hertzler, Mary Farley, Lo e Hsrdeastle, Evelyn and Gladys Fol c Nydis Acker. Nell Marshall. Glad, | and Helen Hathaway Jean Elliot c Willmena King and Marian Doudn K The home of Mrs, Robert ' Walker, m Humboldt. was the seen ot very enjoyable house party tn [ week. She had as her guests Mi,
 Edith Mullen of Tempe. Miss Jessi Cassidy of Rock Island. TIL, Mi, c ina Eidrcd of Kirkland and Mi, s Mae Stukey of Walker
 |, Miss Grace Tregarthen celebrate [ her eighth birthday. in which man of her little friends joined he | Those present were, Alice Rei