The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-04-25

SoCIETY
Outlook Club ENTERTAINMENT.

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Outlook Club the evening OF the 18th
was very decided success, as in
fact everything seems to be, that
comes under the patronage OF this
popular ladies' club now recognized
as leading factor in Weiser adj
vancement It's influence will be
greater in the future than in the
past. At the entertainment men,
toned, an elegant supper was served
and the patronage was fully up to
the expectations of the ladies.
Two numbers were given by the
Weser Mandolin Club. 1t was the
first public appearance and it WAS
very agreeable feature.
The recitation by Beulah Haa
was we'll rendered and showed care
full study.
The Juvenile exercises were as
ever received with kindly interest.
The net receipts amounted to $5S
For this and their kindly presence
the ladies extend their thanks to the
patrons of the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Hettinger and
Miss Grace Hettinger entertained
their young friends last Friday even
ing to a progressive crokinole party
Those present were the Misses Marsh,
Coston, Powell, Sanford, Watson,
Della and Anna hawthorn, Davis,
Hixon, Rigdon, Richardson, Lock
wood, Messrs Chas Fuller, j. j.
Fuller, Ryan, Wolfe, Galley, Wultf,
Davis, Walker, Thompson, Varian,
MIR. and Mrs. Stewart and Mr. and
Mrs. Jackson Miss Davis won
first prize, boquet of roses, and
Miss Lockwood second, boquet 0
tulips After seven games, delicious
refreshments were served and the
guests departed after having spent
pleasant evening.
Weiser Knights of Pythias last
Monday evening conferred the rank
Of knight on five candidates, and at
1890 those present TO the number
of about forty, repaired to the
Royal Cafe aud partook of an excel
J lent banquet which bad been pre-
pared. Invitations had been ex-
tended to Huntington, Payette and
Ontario. From the latter place
there were present DR.. R 0. Payne,
U. G. Pogue, H. F. Hustled, Stephen
Carver, D. B. Purcell, A. H. Nc
Gregor, A. P. Mack, A. j. Quack
enbush, J R. Gregg, j. NJ Davis.
: Mr.. w. j. VanLimburgb of Nyssa,
was also present
; Mrs B. f. Hethnger and Mrs. r.
4. Lockwood entertained their
f friends at luncheon last Friday af-
a ternoOn at the home of the latter.
After luncheon they had q musical
S guessing contest The prize fell to
Mrs Numbers, and Mrs. M, E. Som
mercamp received second prize.
n Mr.. Heatley's Office address is 206
Stark street and Mr.. and Mrs Heat
:, Lewis private address 253 9th street
and Madison, Portland, Ore And
they will be pleased to see Wesel
l. friends visiting city at any time,
with thanks for all kind attentions
:, to them on their departure from
Weiser.
d A very pleasant surprise party
was given at the home of Col
Drake April IS, 1901 by numbe.
:. of pupils in honor of Miss Watson
and Miss Coston.
: A dainty lunch was relished b,
all and different games were enjoyed
both outdoors and in the house.
. Those present were: Mary Wer
"A meth, Margaret Ruff, Elma Mitchell
Emma Harris, Dollie Shaw, Haze
Smith, Marie Shook, Edith Safer
Ethel Safer, Olive Shaw, Hazel Hop
In kius, Jessie Gray, Anna James
M Pearl James, Izora Lansdon, Bell
M, Wood, Daisy Dasch, Cora Armour
n ns Bessie Reader, Miss Reyes and Mis-