Weekly journal-miner., 1912-05-22
nrrom ruesaay's pauyl

liawkins gave luncheon at her home for Miss Florence ncrndon The color scheme was lavender and white The table was artistically decorated with iilacs and each guest found her station by a pretty little lavender place card Those who were seated around the table were Miss Florence lIcrndon, Miss Lila Hawkins. Miss Winnifrcda Gale, Miss rors t,i,ner,'Mi,s Irthc' Wells, Miss Thcrcsa F2tdericks. Miss Ruth Du,ro. Miss Winiircd Frcdcricks. Miss Mabel Brislcy. Miss Aliec hda,us. Miss Blanche Kelly and Miss Minnie Davis.
 Miss Theresa frcdcr,,ks and Miss | Winifrcd Frcdericks entertained on Thursday afternoon at theW home The little sewing party was given m honor of Miss Florence IIcrn- don. Those who enjoyed the pleas. ant afternoon were Miss Ruth Duifo. Miss Alice Adams, Miss Ethel Hale. Nils. Minnie Davis. Miss Mabel Brisicy. Miss Jessie Jones, Miss Grace Jones. Miss lrcnc Wells. Miss Iila Hawkins. and Miss Florence Herndon
 l Miss Minnie Davis and Miss Ethel Hale gave jolly little sew ing party for Miss Florence llcrn. don ruesday afternoon. when they had as their guests Miss Irene Wells. Miss Theresa Frcdericks. Miss Jessie Jonc>, Miss Winifrcd Fredcrieks. Miss Grace Jones, Miss Lila flaw kins. Miss Mabel Brislcy, Miss Alice Adams, Miss Winnifrcda Gale. Miss Lora Bitner, Miss Helen Edwards, Miss Louise Gibbs, and Miss Ruth Du,ro.
 Miss Alice Adams entertained a few of the girls on Monday after. noon in honor oi Miss Florence Hcrndon, The afternoon was mos, pleasantly spcn, sewing by Miss Lila Hawkins. Miss Florence Hern- don, Miss Ruth Du,ro. Miss Theresa Frcdcricks. Miss Minnie Davis. Miss Irene Wells. Miss Ethel Hale and Miss Winifrcd frcderieks.
 Miss Kathryn Hickcy's recital which took place Wednesday at St Josepb's Academy was attended by many friends of this popular young lady She was assisted by Miss Mabel Bacon as vocalist and Miss Norma Stuart. wolinist.
 The program rendered showed versatility of interpretation and splendid technique and was of in tcrcst throughout lt was as fol. lows lmpromptu--Op i42 --- (SehuberD Thou Sublime Swec, Evening l s'ar -----s----- GisyO Ia 2ephyr--Op {. No 1 -----.. '------ -------------- tHarmStonD Violin solo--"Wm Tclr' ----- | -l------1.-~-- Miss Norma S,uar, Gypsy Rondo --------A.-- (Haydcn) Noe'urne-E flat ---s.--- (Chopin) Vocal soIo--"When the Leaves ' Begin to Turn Miss Mabel Bacon Prayer in Silent Nieht--Op Q -----------~------ tZeisel Folk Songs-Irish Diamonds (Pape) | The annual musicale of the graded pupils of St yoscphs Academy fol lowed Miss iiickeyS program nI was we'll presented showing careful tpscpara,ion. many numbers reeeiv. | ing prolonged applause. The trio playing Bells of Aberdorey,' won nhst'n,cd praise for the excellence of their number
 The program closed with the sing. ing of Arizona" written by Dr. n. MeNally, the music of which was arranged by Sister Margaret f''' "''t'k tt FttTN and Mr Max Elsncr was solemnired Friday, May 10. at S, Mary's Epis. 1 eopsl Chapel in Chicago. Miss Hesla was attended by Miss I.enore Allen and Miss Vera Smith. class. mates at Northwestern University | Mr and Mrs. Elsnct are now at their home. lop Wilson avenue. Chicago |
 Master Paul Wingheid. son of Mir and Mrs (, r. Wmghcld of Huron, celebrated his sixth birthday by en- tcrtaining number of his little friends with picnic a, which many games were played Among those who enjoyed the merry little folks were Mir and Mrs. C. ?. Winghcid.