Weekly journal-miner., 1912-08-07
 i He Social Mirror {
 
(from Sunday's Daily.)

Summer rains and social inactivity aye evidenced by lack of social news the past week. One of the most interesting events was on Monday evening at the home of R. Y Morrison. Three large rooms were thrown open and dancing en- ioycd. An interesting feature was inc novel individual programs which bore the owners initials and a con yen,ional design in water colors on inc front cover, and the dances arranged to give the ladies leap year' chance in partners half of inc time. Fruit punch was served ail evening and substantial refresh ments later. Joining in the even ing's jollity were Mesdames E. w. Wells. E. 4. Kastner. Maude Bald win. Inez Mcdonnell. the Misses Bertha Goldswor,hy. Mabel Brisley, Virginia Adams, Marjorie Finn, Elaine Wooster. Irene Wells, Mary Frank Gardner. Roxana Thayer, Dorothy Drake, Erin Morrison, Babe Morrison, Messrs. Chester Crawford, Clark Reed, II. B. Elm boch, Harry Shumate. Warren Full Ter, Gail Gardner. George Glass, Luther Eldridge, Andrew Baldwin, James Lowry, Jr.. Roy Elliott, F.. \. Kastner, Emmett Morrison and K. r.. Morrison.
 At her beautiful home on Pleasant street, Miss Theresa Fredericks was charming hostess at an informal fridge party. complimentary to Mrs. Frederick Decker Those in yitcd io meet the guest of honor were Mrs. II. ". Linney, Mrs. II. C. Shotwcll. the Misses Emma butcher. Eleanor Sloan, Jessie Jones Butcher. Lila Hawkins, Jessie Jones. Eleanor Sloan. Alice Adams and Mabel Brisley. Lila Hawkins was fortunate winner of high score.
 As q farewell courtesy to her guest. Mrs. Frederick Decker. Mrs. IT, II. Linney invited score of ladies in for Monday afternoon. Shasta daisies were tastefully used in decorating the living rooms where the guests were cordially welcomed. A pleasant afternoon was spent in sewing and making various pretty things for Miss Wini- fred Fredericks. one of the seasons charming prospective brides A season was devoted to enjoying the refreshments SO appctizingly served during the afternoon. The guests were Mesdames Frederick Decker. David Russell. J. Harvey Blain, J. William Waara, Ralph J. Roper, J. r.. Cowan, George Edward Meany. the Misses Theresa Frcdericks. Mabel Brisley. Alice Adams, Emma Butcher, DorVhy Drake, Ruth Du,ro, Helen Meany and Mary Frank Gardner
 In the parlors of the St. Michael hotel. Mrs James Arthur Karney pleasantly entertained the Fortnight. ly Bridge Club of which she is member, on Tuesday afternoon. The regular members, Mesdames George II. Francis, F. s. Clark, Frederick C. Adams. J. B. Me Intosh, Harry Brisley. c. Norman Hoffman and George Thayer were present, and guests. Mrs. Morris Goldwater. Miss Downworth, Mrs. Gilbert and Miss Thayer. Mrs. Adams won high score. and Mrs, Goldwater received the guest prize.
 Tuesday evening was pleasantly spent at the popular game of aue- tion bridge by Mrs. E. A. Kastner, Mrs. George Ruffner, Mrs Fred crick (. Adams and Mrs. George II. Francis. at the home of the latter on Pleasant street.
 Mrs. J. William Waara was q hospitable hostess at an informal dinner party on Wednesday, at her home on Pleasant street, when she had as partakers of her hospitality Mrs. Gary Vyne. Miss lone Wood ward and Miss Elaine Wooster.
 The Pavilion at Iron Springs was '''ractive with a. profusion of ever greens on Thursday. when Mrs Ceilings and Mrs. Griffin enter 'ained about forty ladies Bridge llayers enjoyed their iavorite game