Weekly journal-miner., 1912-08-21
tFrom sunaay's Daily.)


 smart affair of the current week was an elaborate breakfast eycn on Thursday by Miss Mary frank Gardner at her home on Mt. Vernon avenue. The tables were SC, in the spacious living room, and each table represented a color of inc rainbow, the color scheme being carried out on each table by an artistic combination of colors, flow CTS and place cards, which rendered ,bc whole effect unusual and al. together charming. 800" was pcasant diversion of the morning, and Miss Florence Cady was for innate winner of high score. Edith Ga,iicld was awarded slams, and Winiired Fredcricks "consolafion." Those present were Dorothy Drake, Louise Draper, Helen Meany. Mabel Rrisley, Grace Jones, verie Beaver, Emma Butcher, Lila Hawkins. Roxic Thayer, Theresa Fredericks, Wini- fred Fredericks, Eleanor Sloan, vir. ginia Adams. Minnie Davis, Flor. encc Cady. Alica Adams, Irene Wells. Eva Behp., Pauline Johns, Mesdames C. F. Mcany, Dave Rus sell, II. IT. I.inney and E. w. Wells.
 Miss Dorothy Drake was hostess on Friday at a delightful reunion of the P. H. s. class of 1908. It was a regular "talkfest" and many pleasing and amusing "reminiscences were exchanged. all the while the busy needles were flying. The mcm- bers of the class were all present with the exception of Miss Jennie Dags, Phillip Beach and Warren Meyers. But the boys couldn't have .ewed anyway, and doubtful if they could have talked. Refreshments were served at the close of the afternoon Those present were Louise Draper. Edith Gatfield. Mary Frank Gardner. Lcmyfa Wilder and Dorothy Drake. Other meetings have been planned for the near future, for soon their paths will widely separate, as each returns 10 her chosen vocation.
 Little Katherine Tritle was a proud and happy child on Tuesday, when a real party was given her in honor of her fourth birthday. by Mrs Morris Goldwater. A peanut hunt started a spirited contest as to who should find the most peanuts, and Bobby Mcdonnell was winner. pinning the bottle to the proper spot on "Lizzie's Naughty Baby" caused the little ones bushels of fun and resulted in Katherine Me Donnell being victor among the girls, and Laird Doyle among the boys In the dining room were placed cunning little tables, just the right size for the small guests, and with just the right goodies" upon them to satisfy the young epicures. The guests were Katherine, Betty and Bobby Mcdonnell, Laird Doyle, Barry and Bob Goldwater, Bettie kas'ner, Louise Mackall, Harriet Tritlc and Mary Jean Eads.
 Miss Winifred Fredcricks who is beifo,hed to Paul Deming and whose wedding will occur in the near future. is being much feted these days. A delightful breakfast was given for her on Wednesday by Mrs Maude Baldwin. The fore noon was devoted to sewing for the brideio-be. Each guest also brought her iavorite recipe and it was pasted in a blank book and presented to 'he guest of honor This is a much prlzed and useful souvenir of this occasion, An interesting feature of the affair was palm reading. an amateur palmist being in attendance. Somewhat startling were some of The disclosures made by the fortune teller. but very entertaining withal. Enjoying the forenoon were Mes danes F. A. Kastner, (. T. Martin, IT, \. Cheverton; Misses Winiired fredericks, Theresa Fredericks. Lila Hawkins, Mabel Brisley, Grace Jones, Alice Adams. Florence Cady. Eleanor Sloan. Minnie Davis and Helen Meany.
 Mrs T. C. Norris gave a prettily appointed dinner on Tuesday, A pretty color scheme was carried out