Weekly journal-miner., 1912-12-25
He Social Mirror
 

club one evening. nonehalantly glan- cling through the Sunday Times. came suddenly across the page. Facts, Pads and Faneics." Silver re'icules are just inc thing girls, to give your gentleman friends for Christmas. Every man who is really good dresser will carry one" Thus spoke the sartorial sage of fashion.
 Now look here boys" says the young man. as he takes the center of the floor, you have your backs to the wall and this issue will de- eide your whole future standing. The women are going to try to make Us men carry lot of dangle things. We are to ,rot round with little silver reticulc hanging on our wrists. cigarette cases, match boxes, purses, notebooks, card-cases and pipe-cases all dangling prettily from under our cuffs. The next step IS ribbon garters with ruched pa- jamas running them close. Lace on your neither garments will fol- low as the night the day. and Rob- espierre ruffled neckwear will throt- ile you before another spring has passed. Chains and chattles. for us men. Ye gods. Isn't it bad enough to have a woman running for mayor7 l suppose we'll have women police men too. Its time enopgh then for wrist ornaments. No. of all the women who love me, hope none will give me dangle bag. With bowed head I acknowledge much foolishness. much weakness, much sinfulness. but may be spared my masculini,y. If must be a fool. let me be male fool. I impiore you"
 The entertainment committee of the favapai Club promises 10 make the holiday season of 1912 and 1913 one of good fellowship and cheer. | All the members of the club and their friends are urged to cooperate and make success of the plans made by the committee. Their pro- gramme is as follows:
 There will be open house on Christmas day from l2 until , D. m. The usual Christmas toasts will be offered promptly at noon and will be stag affair.
 The dance and cotillion, which will be the most important event of the whole year. will take place on the evening of the twenty-sixth.
 X New Year reception and dance will be given on New Years day from ? until G p. m.
 For the tots in the city who will have no Christmas in their own home a treat is being prepared by members of the Associated Charities and their friends.
 There will be dolls, books, all kinds of games. candy, nuts and fruit 10 delight the hungry hearts of the little folks and there will be la tree illuminated with dozens of twinkling electric lights. All this will take place on Christmas eve at the little mission just off South Gurley street. probably between the hours O fsix and eight.
 The mothers of these children will not be forgotten either. On Monday morning the office of the Associated Charities will be even buster ther 1t was the day before Thanksgiving Baskets will be filled with man, tempting things and these will b, delivered to the homes of the needy
 The committee. which works un der the efficient and untiring direc ton of Miss Shannon, includes: Mis- Olive Fisher, Chairman; Mrs. Hart we'll Linney, Mrs. David Russell Mrs. Paul Deming, Mrs. Richar, Lamson. Miss Theresa Fredericks Miss Lucy Jenkins and Miss lii Hawkins. The arrivals at Castle Hot Spring
 for the past week were: John I l hrru.d,, n.tro;t M;.t M. .o. !! Mrs. (. Bermingham and maid | Kingston, Ont; F. s. Wallace. Pitts | burg, Pa: Mir. and Mrs. Chas. I Stein, Miss Mildred Stein, Mrs John Black, Chicago. IT,; MT. an, Mrs, Clarence Carpenter, Colorad - Springs, Colorado, MT. and Mrs. M. Vauolain. ST, Mrs. and Mrs s. NJ. Vauclain, IT,. Philadelphia Pa.