Weekly journal-miner., 1912-07-10

them for Mir, Paul liastng' \ charming luncheon was served at I.5o after which tables were ar ranged for bridge Mrs R. r.. Sloan was the fortunate winner oi high score. and Mrs. lIasiingN was given a guest prize
 Mr.. ] E Mcintosh charminsly entertained ,hc For,nightly Bridge Club. oi which she is member. at her home on Tuesday afternoon The rooms were tastciully decorated with gysophcla and marigolds Fol lowing bridge. refreshments were daiu,ily served The high score prize went to Mrs. George w Francis. Other members present were Mcsdamcs Clark. Adams. Bris- ley Hoffman, Thaycr and Kearncy.
  X quiet wedding was solclnnizcd a, the home of Mrs. and Mrs J. !. Gardner on Wednesday. July ],
 
 united in marriage to Mir John Simpson. a s,ockman from Walnut Creek They were married at ] o'clock. the Rev. Davis of the Meth odist Church officiating
 The beautiful home of Mrs F.. w. Wells on Cortcz street was the scene of a merry gathering on Tues. day afternoon when Miss Irene Wells and her sister. Mrs. John Wilson. entertained with . luncheon and handkerchief shower" for Miss Winifrcd Fredcrieks The attractive rooms were iragrsn, with white and yellow honcysucklc \ basket filled with handkcrchici' was presented to the guest of honor just before leav- ing the luncheon table. Following inc luncheon, was Sewing bee for the bridc-clect. when towels of various kinds were embroidered with her initial. and tea towels were hemmed and marked Place cards decorated with girls heads in brown marked covers for Mesdamcs licrn- don. Waara. Heap. Russell. kessler Mcdonnell. Thayer. Wells. Wilson and the Misses Wirifred Fredcrieks Theresa Fredcricks. Mabel Brisiey Erin Morrison. RoNie Thayer, Min nic Davis, Eleanor Sloan. Pauline Johns and Irene Wells,
 X congcnial party of the younger set. chapcroned by Mrs Howard enjoyed the pleasures of the lake and mountains at Granite Dells or the Fourth Paramount to all othe' pleasures. was the fried chicken and other mouth-wa,ering edibles, con sumed with much hilarity and cn joyment in the cool shadows of the pines The party consisted of the Misses Evelyn and Gladys Fox Anna Mae Gibson. Frances Howard Lois Hardeastle. Ina Reibling. Mar jam Doudna. Mabel Stephens. ant Messrs. James Lowry Jr.. Henry Brinkmeyer. Ed Harris. Herndor Norris. Albert Crawford. Andrew Baldwin. George Merritt. Hal Tom Iinson and Douglas Aitkcn.
 A charming hostess was Mrs Johr tlerndon yesterday when she had ; few friends informally for the after noon to enjoy auction bridge Tn, complimen,ed guest was Mrs Harr, Triile of Phoenix
 Miss Lila Hawkins will entertain with prettily appointed tea thi evening in honor of Miss Winiire, Fredcrieks
 Odd Fellows Hall. Thursda, evening was scene of animation and jollity, the occasion being th annual ball for the Bremen Tn grand march was led by Mir. an, Mrs, Jack Jones, A pleasing featur of the affair was the numbering O the dances by the fire alarm bo, number Refreshing punch wa served during the evening. and mos excellent music made light the fec of the merry dancers. and was en joyed by the onlookers and an ap Dreciaiiye crowd gathered outsid on inc plaza A large crowd wa present and all voted this one of th most successful dances ever given and it was proved once more ,ha our Bremen arc success sociail, as well as when on dniy
 Complimentary to Miss Helen Ely Mir. and Mrs. David Russell wa t.s., and hastess Al an lnfnfma d,n