Weekly journal-miner., 1912-08-14

 party of young friends at a prettily arranged dinner party at her homo, on Monday evening. in honor oi her sixteenth birthday An effective decorative scheme was carried out with red roses and red shaded lights. Red is a favori,e color and pAr,icularly becoming to this dark eyed young lady Place cards with her monogram j. ]. M. in gold marked covers for Dorothy Drake, Mark Frank Gardner. Bertha Colds worthy. Erin Morrison, lncz Nc Donnell, Babe Morrison, Harry Shumatc. Warren Fuller, Chester Crawford, Emmett Morrison. Ken meth Kent and George Glass. After dinner an enjoyable and merry evening was spent with music and dancing, and Miss Morrison's guests departed wishing her many more happy birthdays
 Among pleasant affairs of the week was an informal evening at cards. in honor of Miss Ruth Jessop. Mrs. Dave Russell being the hostess as her home on Tuesday evening Those present were Mrs IT H. Liuney, the Misses Eleanor Sloan, Alice Adams, Minnie Davis and Ruth Jessop.
 An innovation in social circles was a veranda party on Thursday forenoon, given by Miss Dorothy Drake at her attractive home on Mt Vernon avenue. Delicious refresh ments were served and "5OU was enjoyed in the shade and coolness of the vine covered veranda. Miss Drake's guests were Mesdames J. William Waara. II. II Linney, Dave Russell. C. F.. Meany, the Misses Alice Adams. Florence Cady, Lila Hawkins, Eleanor Sloan. Erin Mor- r;son. Ruth Dutro. Babe Morrison, Minnie Davis. Verle Beaver. Helen Mcany. Winifred Fredericks. Mary Frank Gardner. Theresa Fredericks. Virginia Adams. Wiilmena King, Elaine Wooster. Emma Butcher. Roxie Thayer, Mabel Brisley and Grace Jones High score was cap tured by Theresa Fredericks.. slam by Ruth Dutro. and Alice Adams was eNe"
 About thirty of the friends of Miss May Cahili gave her a "sur- prise" party on Monday evening at her home on North Marina street. Guessing games, songs and dancing were jolly features of an event re plete with happy surprises. A bouutcous repast was then served. Those enjoying the fun were the Misses Frances Howard. Marian Doudna. Grace Gratz. Winiired Gratz, Dorothy Dav. Marjorie Finn, Hattie Herman. Gcncvicve Harkin. Mary Fitzgerald. Ethel Francis, Melita Mead. Blanche Mcdonald. Edna VoiQtlander, Helen Heisler. Anna Cahill; Messrs William Raab, Francis Derrick. William Hughes, Arthur Henry, Fred McMahon. Roy Kuhlman. Frank Murphy. Frank Lane. Beverly Burke. Herman Me Donald. Malcolm Barrett and Jake Theobold.
 ' comp,imentary to Miss Florence Cady. an informal tea was given by Mrs II. IT. Linncy on Monday ar ternoon at her home on Whippicc Heights. Invitations were limited to "Kadax" members. Only those belonging to National Sororitics are. eligible to membership in "kadax, whose name is derived from the various fraternities represented. Those present were Mesdames ". D. Baker. George Thayer. N H.. Linney. the Misses Alice. Adams; Florence Cady, Lila Hawkins and Roxie Thayer.
 Mir. Boss. who is in charge of the Manual Training department oi our city schools, returned Friday from an extended visit in California. He met a large number of Prescott people during his trip. among them being Miss Florence Jones and Miss Meta Dexter who are due to arrive home today.
 A very delightful ante-nuptial event was sewing party given on Wednesday afternoon by Miss Alice Adams and Miss Minnie Davis at the home of the former on Mount Vernon avenue, in honor of Miss Winifred Fredcricks. During the afternoon the young ladies were bu silly engaged hemming clusters for the bride elect. Also an original guessing game was prepared for the diversion of the guests, at which Miss Irene Wells was victor. En- towing the afternoon were the Misses Winifred Fredericks, Ruth Dr."n. Helen Meany, Theresa Fred ere'.s, Florence Cadv. Eleanor Sloan, Emma Butcher, Ruth Jessop, Lila Hawkins. Mabel Brisley, Irene Wells and Mrs. Dave Russell.
 
 Mrs. George Edward Mcany was hostess on Thursday night at her home. in honor of Miss Florence Cady; only "Kadax' members being present Great secrecy IS maintain ed as to the exact nature of these exclusive gatherings. but it is whispered that some famous stunts were features on this occasion, which