Weekly journal-miner., 1913-02-12
 He Social Mirror

Todd, Mabel Brisley, Vera Moore, Gene Martin, Theresa Fredericks, Jean Strain, Florence Jones, Camp bell Jones, Irene Wells, Harriet Oli- yer, Ruth Oliver, Lila Hawkins, Lucy Jenkins, Verle Beaver, Ruth Dutro, Elaine Wooster, Louise Nel- son, Emma Butcher, Ethel Hale, Helen Piper, Meta Dexter, Bonnell, Adelaide Bishop.
 Past officers of the Rebekah lodge who have formed a club to meet once every two weeks, enjoyed the social afternoon spent on Thursday at the home of Mrs. Anna Henry. Her guests for the pleasant occas- ion were: Mesdames Isabelle Forest, Samuel Hill, J. L. Archambeau, Ru- dolph Baehr, Della Rosenblack, Hat tie Rogers, Belle Rogers, Mollie Morrison, Henry Suder, May Nor ris, Thomas Mclaughlin, Kathleen | Farrell.
 On Friday evening an attractively arranged Oyster Supper was served in the Sunday School rooms of the Congregational Church Delicious oysters were to be had in several different styles, with various good accompaniments. A goodly num- Der of people took advantage of this opportunity to enjoy the occasion and also the delightful musicale which took place after the supper. The program is as follows:
 Solo-Mrs. Fox.
 Piano solo-Miss Kennedy.
 Reading-Mrs Southworth.
 Solo-Mrs. Loss.
 Violin Solo-Miss Kent
 Reading-Mrs Russell
 Mixed Quartette.
 Every number was greatly enjoy ed and enthusiastically encored.
 A most attractive and elaborate dinner was given at the Yavapai club on last Saturday evening when Mir. B. P Miller entertained in hon or of his fnancee Miss Ella May Manning. The round table held GOV CTS for twelve, and the exquisite centerpiece was formed with masses of violets and smilax sprays, that extended over the snowy cloth. Places for the ladies were marked with dainty corsage bouquets of vio- lets and ferns Guests at this de lightful affair included: Mir and Mrs. ]. P. w. Stewart, Mir and Mrs. Malcolm Fraser, Mir. and Mrs. Sted man of the Selig Photoplay Com pany; Mrs John K. Miller, Miss Meta Dexter, Miss Ella May Mann ing, Mir. Robert Porter, It. D. O. Byars.
 Monday afternoon Mrs Thomas Mays was the delightful hostess at dainty appointed luncheon and five hundred party. Honor scores for the afternoon were won by Mrs. David Biles, who held high score, and received an attractive hand-pain- ted plate, Mrs. Robinson, for hay ing the greatest number of slams, received a hand-painted plate, and Mrs. George Paul received a rab- bits foot for a consolation prize Others who enjoyed Mrs. Mays hospitality included: Mesdames J. NJ. Aitken, A. A. Johns, James Whetstine, w. H. Timerhoff, Allan Love, E. NJ. Lloyd, L. E. Hesla, William Nelson, C. s. Garber and Millicent Keating
 | Society is showing much interest in the Ladies' Minstrels which will soon commence its rehearsals under the directions of the Monday Club The big event is scheduled for March.
 Dame Rumor tells us that the next Yavapai Club dance, which is being planned for the twenty-sec- ond of this month, is to be Colon ial affair. This is being greatly an ticipated by the younger matrons and maids as an opportunity to wear the graceful and exceedingly becom- ing dresses of the yester-year.
 The first of a series of jolly danc- es to be given by the Prescottonians