The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-04-18
SOCIETY
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
st. Luke's Auxiliary Election.

met at Mrs. ". Harvey last InufS-
day and had their annual election.
naming the following officers: Presi-
dent Mrs. W. F. Sommercamp; Vice
President, Mrs A. G Cordelle;
Secretary and Treasurer, Mrs. r. G.
Mckinney. After other business and
reading of reports was concluded, the
retiring officers served lunch to the
mbers.
Miss May McGlinchey of Payette,
Misses Coffin and Davis Of Boise,
and Messrs. Moss, Venable and Had
ley of Payette, were in the city last
Saturday, the guests of Mrs. }. H.
Hanthorn and Mrs. j. R. Numbers
In the evening the Weiser Dancing
Club gave social dance in their
honor at the Masonic temple, to
which a large number of invitations
had been issued. At the conclusion
of the dance the parties repaired to
the residence of Mrs. j. H. Han
thorn where a bountiful supper was
given by Mesdames HAWTHORN and
Numbers, after which the guests re-
gretfully departed for Payette by
private conveyances.
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On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. L. L.
Feltham and Miss Baurgelt enter
tanned their lady friends at the home
of the former. The afternoon was
delightfully."- spent at Ghost party.
The house was pleasingly decorated
with potted plants. After about
two hours of enjoyment refreshments
were served consisting of ice cream
and cake and other dainties. Those
present were: Mesdsmes Cordelle,
M. e, Sommercamp, w. F. Sommer-
camp, Fosselman. Wheelhouse, Gil
bert Tracy, H. Hass, B. Haas,
Frank Mitchell, Warehouse, Mum
bers, Shirley, N. NJ. HAWTHORN
Rhinehaus, Stroecher, Harvey, j. H.
HAWTHORN, Woodcock, Hopkins, Il
G. Galloway, Weaver, Kurtz, Ash
nun, Luck and r. f Lockwood.
In the evening the hostesses en-
tertained their young friends. Ghost
party also being the feature of the
evening. After about two hours of
enjoyment dainty refreshments were
served The remainder of the even
ing was delightfully."- passed at cha
rades. Those present were: Mes
danes Mckinney, Walter Riggs,
Ashby, Misses Lockwood, Powell,
Coston, Harper, Anna and Della
HAWTHORN, Hit, Burley. Smith,
Marsh, Watson, Perkins and Nc
Kinney, Messrs. Mckinney, Walter
Riggs, Powell, Ashby, Burley, E..
P. Hall, j j. Fuller, Chas Fuller,
Ryan, Harper, Frank Smith, Jr.,
Loberg, Sanders, Sol Dickersop.
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7 Last Friday afternoon the Marths
and Mary Society Of the Congrega-
tional church held their annual meet
ing-it being the eighth anniversary
of this rganization-at the home Of
Mrs. Numbers. The guests were
met at the door by Miss Xenia Rig.
don, and heartily welcomed by til,
sMarthas and Marys" There wer,
about twenty five members, and thirty
five invited guests present, including
all the officers of the sister societies
The rooms were tastefully decorated
with blooming plants and cut flowers
! With bright faces, and pleasant con
versation passing around, that home
/ like cheer prevailed that is eve
memorable. The meeting was Gale,
to order by the president, Mrs. Luck
after which Mrs. Paddock led i
a PRAYER, and at the close, all joine
with her in repeating The Lord
n Prayer. An entertaining program
consisting of recitations, music, an
e select readings, was opened with tn
welcoming address of Mrs. Luck
which was delivered in such a cordia
Z manner as to make every one fe'
three welcome. She requested tha
r the society take as their Motto fc