Weekly journal-miner., 1913-02-05
 i He Social Mirror

On Thursday Mrs. J. Harvey
 Blain and Mrs. H. H. Linney en- tertained at the attractive home of Mrs. Blain with bridge luncheon. The honor scores for the afternoon were won by Mrs. J. K. Miller and Miss Lila Hawkins. On Friday, an other delightful time was enjoyed with Mrs. Blain as hostess, when she entertained with a luncheon and bridge. The fortunate prize win ners on this occasion were Mrs. w. H. Doyle and Mrs. J. w. Mines.
 One of the pleasures of Tuesday was the sewing party at the home of Mrs. Inez Mcdonnell, when she had as her guests: Mesdames Geo. Ruffner, Thomas Nolan. H. O. Jon- es, R. N. Looney, J. H. Blain, D. w. Russell, F. Walker, F. Kessler, R. R. Clark, H. c. Mayes, J. w. Waara and the Misses Ethel Hale, Meta Dexter, Mabel Brisley. Besides the sewing a jolly guessing game was much enjoyed, Mrs. R. R. Clark was the recipient of dainty Japa- neses card case, being the most successful in this guessing contest
 A very jolly dance was enjoyed by the members of the High School when they entertained on Friday evening at the Women's Club House Mir. and Mrs Frank Hart were the chaperones on this pleas ant occasion and others present were Muriel Tucker, Ursal Carter, Irene Cook, Myrtle Stephens, Mar celia Brinkmeyer, Pauline Shaw, Ala Douglas, Alma Cousins, Marian Dou dna, Juanita Morrison, Grace Cousins Mabel Stephens. Genevieve Harkins, Homer Clark, Harold Brisley, Jack | Miller, George Merritt, Roy Rich ! ards, John Davis, David Levy, Pet ! CT McNulty, Miley Deming. Don Bell, William Miller, Malcolm Low cry, Ed. Ziegler
 Mrs. Maude L. Baldwin and Mrs. | Kastner were delightful en- tertainers when on Wednesday, at the home of Mrs. Baldwin, about thirty friends responded to their Bridge luncheon invitations Car nations of pink were the flowers used for the table. After the lun cheon Royal Auction was enjoyed by the guests and dainty prizes were won by Mrs. Tom Nolan, Mrs. Inez Mrs. Robert Strain, Mrs. R. H. Burmister, Mrs NJ. B. Haz eltine and Mrs F. s. Clark.
 Members of the Bridge Club were on Tuesday afternoon, guests of Mrs O. \. Hesla and those who were present to enjoy the hospital ity of this lovely hostess were: Mrs. ]. C. Herndon. Mrs. Morris Gold water. Mrs. ]. R. Miller, Mrs. Will liam Doyle, Mrs. T. G. Norris, Mrs. c. E. Meany and Mrs. H. D. Ait ken.
 Monday evening the Odd Fellows hall presented festive scene when over ninety couples accepted the in- vitations of the Business Girls and spent the evening dancing. The orchestra consisted of three pieces which gave forth inspiring strain, until long after the midnight hour.
 Forming the reception committee were: Mrs. James A. Hope, Mrs. Rood, Mrs. w. w. Ross, Mrs. Nor man Hoffman, Miss Lucy Jenkins and Miss Opal Creekmur.
 MT Robert K. Porter acted as floor manager while those on the floor committee included: Dr. R. J. i Roper, E. A. Kastner, Miss Elaine Wooster and Miss Katherine Far rell
 Miss Kathleen Farrell, Miss Opal Miss Anna Caspari form ed the committee on arrangements.
 The proceeds collected on this very successful evening will go for equipment for the lunch room and furniture for the rest room of the Business Girls Club
 
 On Wednesday an enjoyable time was spent at the home of Mrs. L. E. Corbin. Sewing occupied the guests during the first part of the afternoon, then guessing game was for which two exquisitely pound books were awarded Mrs. E H. Meek and Mrs. J. w. Finn. 9th .r cr,,ae+e x,ara. Me- " C C-oa,