Weekly journal-miner., 1912-12-04

Mr and Mrs. r. C.. Norris were dinner hosts on Thanksgiving even ing a, their home on South Mt. Yer non Avenue The table was beauti- fully decorated in shades of pink Exquisite pale pink roses were used in profusion for the center of the table and at either end candles with dainty pink shades gave very pleasing effect. Unique name cards were used to mark places for the guests who were assembled around this attractive table. Those inclu- ed Mir and Mrs, William II. Doyle. Mir. and Mrs. O.. A. Hesla. Mir. and Mrs. David w. Russell. Mrs. John C. Herhdon, Mrs. Hugo Richards, Miss Agnes Todd and Mfr. Frederick P. Cruice. Games of royal auction entertained the guests for the re- mainder of the evening.
 Among the dinner guests of Mir. and Mrs. Herbert Shotwell on Thursday were: Mir. and Mrs. Rich ard Lamson and Miss Adelaide Bish- op. Quantities of elegant roses and softly shaded lights lent an en- chanting effect to the pretty table. Mrs. George Ruffner, assisted by Mrs Lester Ruffncr. entertained de- lightfully on Friday evening with a party in honor of her Sunday school class of young ladies, including: the Misses Ina Riebling. Maud Henry. Louise Hill. Jessie Curtis, Annia Wailingford, Marian Doudna. Marsella Brinkmeyer. Mabel S,eph- ems. Jean Elliot. Alma Cousins, Eva lyn Fox, Gladys Fox. Frances How ard. Ola Douglas, and Frances Her tzier
 With jolly games and dainty re- treatments the evening was filled with much merriment.
 Judge and Mrs. John ]. Hawkins were hosts at a delightful dinner Thursday evening. A graceful ar rangement of beautiful roses adorn- ed the attractively laid table, around which were seated Mr. and Mrs. Pickerell of Senator. Mrs. Orleans Longacre, Sr.. Miss Emily Daniel. Miss Alice Adams, Judge and Mrs Hawkins and Miss Lila Hawkins. Later bridge was enjoyed.
 A jolly automobile party includ- ing Miss Agnes Todd, Miss Emily Daniel, Miss Virile Beaver and Miss Adelaide Biship. spent last Sunday visiting Montezuma Castle and Wells. All were most enthusiastic over these wonders and the short time in which the trip was made
 MT. and Mrs IT. IT. Enney en- tertained with a most attractive din ner on Thursday evening, their guests being Mir. and Mrs. F.. J. Mitchell.
 Invitations for the wedding of Miss Helen Edwards and Mir. Leslie Clark Derrick have just been re ceived by number of their Prescott friends. The ceremony will take place in Clinton. Wisconsin. at the home of the brides parents at high noon on Saturday, December the fourteenth.
 After an extended honeymoon the bride and groom will occupy their attractive West Prescott bungalow and will be at home to their friends after rhe first of January.
 Thursday MT. and Mrs R. N. Frcdcricks had as their dinner guests. Mrs Maude Baldwin, Mir. and Mrs Paul Deming. Miss Mabel Brisiey, Mir. Andrew Baldwin, and Miss Theresa 'Fredericks. Red car nations and shaded lights of tine same color made an effective table decoration. Royal Auction was the game enjoyed after dinner.
 A preity dinner. which included just the family. was given on Thanksgiving by Judge and Mrs. F. w. Wells. The table was centered with a huge bouquet of pink carna- tions and the guests were: Mir. and Mrs Harry Heap. Masters Wells and Joe Heap and Miss Irene Wells.
 Another very attractive Thanks giving dinner was that given by Mir and Mrs. Tom Marks. The table