Weekly journal-miner., 1912-12-18
(Fron Sundays Daily.l

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 An affair which eelipscd all others
 in recent social events. took place
 on Saturday night in the Odd Eel.
 lows Hall. whea the employees of
 the $. F r. & P. Railway Company
 gave reception and ball ,o celc-
 brate the twcnty.ffth wedding an-
 nivcfsary of Mir. and Mrs. II. C.|
 Storey All inc lovely plans were
 carried out as complete surprise io the bonored guest.
 After the friends were we'll as-
 scmbled. Judge (. IT. McI.ane per formed the wedding ceremony. the silver ring used being the gif, of NIT. Siorcy's employees. Then came the surprise of the evening when MT, Frederick F Cruice, in a few well -ehosen words, presented Mir. | and Mrs. Story. m behalf of the companys employees. an elegant chest of silver.
 The halls presented festive scene the larger accommodating those who chose io dance while the smaller hall was arranged for card playing.
 Poticd plants and strands of greenery were used in profusion with artistic effect and during the evening a lovely buffet supper was served and an orchestra dispensed sweet music. tts
 Mir. and Mrs Storey received the we'll wishes of nearly two hundred guests.
 
 On Wednesday Miss Lucy Jcn- kips was hostess for about thirty guests. After part of the afternoon had been elmost pleasantly spent sewing. the guests became absorbed in an interesting guessing contest. Miss Lila Hawkins being the rccipi. | cnt of the dainty prize Among the q biddcn guests were: Mesdames Tho [ mas Nolan, Hartwell. II. IT. Linney, q Morris GoIdwatcr. Abbott. F. S. Clark. Lathe. Taseher. Ed. Block. o Robert Strainc. Richard Lamson. JI w. Love. k M Lloyd. Edward . kastner, Cowcn. Wilson. Norman o Hoffman. j. '. Hawkins. Paul Dem a ing, w. w. Ross. Parks, Hugo Rich q ards. T. N. Jones. Maude Baldwin, r C. F.. Meany and Ethel Eads. z
 Miss Jcnkins was assisted by Miss W Theresa Frederieks. Miss Olive Fish k er and Miss Lila Hawkins. q,
 Only partial list could be ob- aimed of these who attended the de- . ightful dance given on Friday night " by members of the High School and I' heir guests. Among those present h were: The Misses Martha Cowen, w Marion Doudna, Ila Riebling. Olive |faisley, Grace Cousins. Gladys fox. T Frances Howard. Ola Douglas. Sarah Bowan, Nellie Marshall. Mabel Lloyd. Mary Coleman. Esther Ross, Pauline Shaw, Mary Farley. Militia Mead. Eleanor Mead. Geneveive ~ ~ Elsie Love, Emma Denny, q Mary King, Virginia Adams. Evelyn m v Fountz, Millie Marks. Marion Tuck. ~ v 1T. Elsie Saucr. Elizabeth Ranscn, ~ Ursula McCarter, Myrtle Stephens, ' Helen Wynne. Irene Cook. NeIIl ' -lemmens, Edith Hurley. Alice Adj 4, ms; the Messrs Don Bell. ErncstI ~ Love. Deming. George Merritt. Dav- M .M' q Love, Albert Crawford. Malcolm ~ ~ lowry, Peter McNulty, Edward 2. 'eigler, John Davis. Donald Bur :, mister. Kong Yee, Carl Smith, Ciar- - nee Burrnister. Bill Miller, John ! Miller. Kenneth Aiken. % Howard '. .. Harlow, Homer Clark. Harvey Car v CT, James Farley, George Mcdaniel, z, aek ShuIl and William Lloyd: Prof. ' ' Tart and Prof Persons. e' The members of St. T.uke's Epis- V opal choir we're entertained on Fri- p' lay evening when Miss Lucy Jen- " ins was their very cordial hostess. number of jolly games were play " d after which an exciting search rt 'as m:de for the prizes and were V, VI iscovered by Miss Bonnell and Mir. : 'obe't K. Porter. Al the close of e'' he evenings fun each guest was ~ resented with dainty sourvenir. '' hose greatly enjoying the entertain " " ,ent included; MT. and Mrs. David .e 'ussell. Mrs. Herbert ShotweiL Mrs o' VI ' Shhes "fs. itsttf kuHnef. Al ilss Mabel Brisiey. Miss Verle 7, '" leaver, Miss Adelaide Bishop, Miss lo .thel Hale. Miss Bonneii. Mir. Rob co rt K Porter. MT Robert Cornell nd, Rev J. K. Jenkins. CT Mrs. Hugo Richards was hostess co n Tuesday for the Bridge Club at th hieh were present; Mrs, T. c. Nor 'e $. Mrs. J. (. Herndon. Mrs. Morris odwaicr. Mrs. o. A. Hesla. Mrs
 ]. D. Aiken. Mrs C. r. Meany, 'rs A. w Edwards. and Mrs. ! ] re- awkins. The drawing of the prizes cd ade this meeting an unusually in- thi resting one. the highest score of sa 'e term being made by Mrs George h. dward Meany. "s