Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-02-13
Society News

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The Tuesday Evening Card club will
meet with Mrs. Kroutinger at her home
on Snake River avenue Monday even
ing, February Is.
Mrs. G.. w. Thompson entertained
about twenty guests Friday evening at
her home on Snake River avenue. Five
Hundred was played until IL o'clock.
Refreshments of bread and butter
sandwiches pressed chicken, olives.
salad, coffee, ice cream and cake were
served. An enjoyable time was had
and Mrs Thompson was declared q
charming hostess.
In a Letter to friends here Miss Saux
who is now sojourning in Paris says
she is having a delightful time, but oc-
casionally longs to see her dear old
friends in Idaho.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Gertrude NJ. Dreis and James
F. Sperry of this city at the home of
the bride at st. Paul, Minnesota. Mr..
Sperry is we'll known in this section
and is prominently connected with the
affairs of the Electrolytic, Copper COM
pany. The bride and groom are ex-
pected to arrive in Lewiston soon.
The girls basketball team of the
Lewiston High school will give a leap
year dance at the Armory tonight.
The Wagnerian lecture recital given
by Miss Florence Burtis under the au-
spices of the Caecelian society was one
of the leading society events of the
week The recital was held Tuesday
afternoon at Masonic hall and was well
attended.
The entertainment rendered by Miss
Burtis was indeed charming and was
much appreciated by those present
She has promised to visit Lewiston
again in the future.
Lewiston society is to have another
treat in the dramatic line. Miss AL
berta Gallatin. the famous English
actress, supported by her own company
will produce Ibsen's widely discussed
play Ghosts" at the Lewiston opera
house next Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Fred NJ. Hinkley. at her beau
tiful home in Charleston, entertained
six tables at progressive FIVE hundred
last Saturday afternoon. Dainty re
freshments were served and a very en-
ioyable time was had Mrs. Marcus
Barnett won the first prize. a beautiful
hand painted piece of China.
The Bethel club met with Mrs
Halves in the parlors of the Hotel Lew
iston last Saturday evening. Much in
structive information was CLEANED il
the parliamentary drill. The club will
meet tonight with the president, Mrs
Halves, at the Hotel Lewiston.
The Tsceminicum club met with Mrs
Curtis Thatcher. Saturday afternoon
Several very interesting and we'll writ
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the club.
Delicious refreshments We're serve
during the afternoon. The next meet
ing of the club will be held Februar
20 at the home of Mrs. c. F. Osmers o.
Normal Hill.
The Young lady members of tn
Artisan lodge gave leap year ba
= Saturday night at the ODD Fellows
hall. The music was furnished by Mr.:
2 MCKINNEY and son Hobert in a credit
2 able manner. The young ladies wer
E very gallant and the dance program c
t eighteen numbers and five extras wa
t greatly enjoyed. At II o'clock IN
: young gentlemen reriprocated oy IN
e viting the young ladies into the spa
Y cious dining hall where substantial re
freshments were served, after whlc
the voung people departed for the
2 homes.
The Friday afternoon reading clu
y met at the home Of Mrs w. w. Leept
on Prospect Boulevard. Robert Lou
Steyenson's essays On Love and Mar
V riage were read during meeting an
Y favorable commented on by the men
d bers of the club.