Weekly journal-miner., 1912-07-31
 He Social Mirror 

fet' and Mrs. w. L. Whisnant as sisted the youthful hos,esses on this delightful occasion, and the guests were Marcella Brinkmeyer. Helen Hathaway, Nellie Marks, EIva s'nrgis, Florence Duncan, Jean FL liott' Beth Thomas, Delma Colds. borough, Marguerite Levy and Annie Wallingford.
 Dr. and Mrs. J. Harvey Blain. o' South Pleasant street, hospitably entertained Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Decker and Hon. and Mrs. II. II. L'nney at a charmingly appointed dinner on Thursday evening. The table was prctiily decorated with Shasta daisies. and covers were laid for six.
 On Thursday afternoon. the first anniversary of her marriage, Mrs J. William Waara entertained de- lightiully with sewing party. Those enjoying a pleasant afternoon were Mesdames II. Fl. Linney, Frederick Decker. J. Harvey Blain, c. Norman Hoffman and Miss Eleanor Sloan.
 A smart affair of Friday was the tea given by Mrs. Maude Baldwin at her home on Mt. Vernon avenue, in honor of her mother, Mrs. Mum. of Los Angeles. All the appointments of this pretty affair were pink. A pleasing effect was produced in the darkened dining room by pink shades on the candles. and profusion of fragrant pink sweet peas. Graeiously presiding in the dining room were Mesdames O. A. Hesla. (. T. Martin. E. A. Kasi. ner and Miss Theresa Fredericks. Mrs. Gibbons assisted in receiving. Abou, thirty ladies were present.
 Characterised by memories of childhood was the "Auld Lang Syne" party on Wednesday afternoon. given by Miss Jean Elliott at her home on North Mt. Vernon avenue. All the guests were accompanied by their dolls. and were dressed as chii- dren. and acted the part. playing ehildrens games and making candy animals. Those enjoying this novel and unusual event were Gladys Hathaway. Mareella Brinkmcyer. Helen Hathaway. Mary Richards, Annie Wallingford. Anna Lou Rich ards, Marguerite Stephens. Nydia Aeker, Marguerite Levy, Willmena King and Rowena Deming.
 An informal. but jolly little party on Thursday evening was at the residence of K. E. Morrison. Those present were Mrs. Inez Mcdonnell Clark Reed, Erin Morrison. Ken, meth Kent, Babe Morrison. Chester Crawford and Emmett Morrison.
 On Wednesday evening at her home, Mrs. Maudc Baldwin was joined by Mesdames Harry Tritle Henry George and E. 4. Kastncr and the evening pleasantly spent playing auction bridge.
 Mrs. O. A. Hesla entertained de lightfully on Thursday, compliment ary to Mrs. John Smith. who is | house guest of her daughter. Mrs Frank Foster of Whipplc Heights White roses were used with charm ing effect. An historical guessing game was pleasing feature of th, afternoon, and Mrs. Foster carried off the honors.
 Misses Clara and Tillie Bischoff. a their home l40 N. Pleasant street dispensed generous hospitality or Tuesday, when they cntertaine, with a pret,ily appointed dinner ii honor of Mrs A. R. Peach, Mis- Caroline Colburn and Mrs. Brigham Sweet peas were dainty and taste Iful in decorative effect.
 | Another party which proved to b a complete surprise to the compli mented guest was given on Mon day for Mrs. w. N. Irwin of Nortl Mt. Vernon avenue. Ii was in in nature of shower" and the de lighted hostess received many prett. and useful gifts. In a guessing con test of "Old Sayings" the guest O honor won a silver thimble. Tn ever popular game of "50G' was en |joyed. and Mrs. David Biles carrie,
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