Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-04-02

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wv. W. 'riahd opposite the city park wa
the scene of a most deliebtfu, d,...
gwen wednesday evening bv Mr. NJ
rariahd to the justices of the srn,o-
court ana the members Of tho s,,
.our' library commission. The sna
e'ous dining hall was splendidlv liyh,a,
lor the occasion and the gathering aa :,
an opportunity to the guests - a..
cusslng the progress mada nv A.
n .''nosone supreme court library nov
oe'As constructed in this city. Durin,
the INFORMAL discussion the matter -
furnishings in the way Of f,xtures q -
ooohs 1or the new building broupb,
lorth many suggestions and II MO.
concluded that the furniture for tbt
rooms should not be selected until the
building was completed.
ways and means Of securing .he
DOCKS for the library and the Fact a.
.eioped that already $50 books from
VIC s'a.e or Missouri was here in stor-
age "hlch was exchanged for the seve,
issues of Idaho reports ARRANGEMENTS
nave been completed with other statos
10 exchange on similar basis IT,
puiiolhg Will be finished some time he :
fore the first of June.
During the evening many imnromnt,,
stories were told much to the DELIGHT
ana amusement Of those present the
guests departing at eleven thirty The
guests present were Chief Justice Sull-
wan Justice Stockslager, Justice All
shle, Judge E. c. Steele, Judge r. r
Heitman, Hon. J. f. Babb. Hon. r. r
Mcfarland and Hon. A. s. Hardy
Hon. /. n. Smith and Hon r. w
heale' other members Of the commits
sion were not present owing to their
absence from the city.
There will be pretty wedding to-
morrow evening at the home of l. p
Pihgree and Mrs. Pingree on Snake
river avenue. When the marriage of
their daughter May and Van Wapenen
Hasbrouck will be solemnized Chief
Justice Sullivan of the supreme court
VIII perform the ceremony. Only a
ew intimate friends of the contracting
parties will be present Mr.. Has
'rouck's father Sol Hasbrouck. clerk
II the supreme court, will attend but
Mrs. Hasbrouck who is in Boise can
lot be present owing to ill health.
This popular young couple are we'll
inown in society circles and their
many friends will wish them we'll in
heir journey through life. Miss Pin
'ree is a young lady with host of
friends: Mr.. Hasbrouck is
he energetic business manager of The
Evening Teller and is also deputy clerk
I the supreme court The happy
ouple will depart Monday morning for
PORTLAND and sound cities on their
'edding trip and will visit with the
rooms mother at Boise before return
1g to this city. They will be at home
fter May l. at the corner Of Second
venue and Fourth streets where Mr..
[asbrouck has furnished cosy home.
The Stoddard Reading club met
[onday afternoon at the home OF Miss
innard. The lecture on St. Peters,
urg was the subject Of the lesson,
'hich was supplemented by the fol-
wing interesting and instructive
llke:
Why and by whom was St. Peters,
lrg founded? Mrs. Fix.
~A,, "a |
hilips.
Government OF Russia, Mrs. Eben
ounce.
Churches and Religious Customs of
ussia. Miss Binnard.
Character Of the Russian people
rs. Greenburg.
The next meeting Of the club will be
I'D at the home of Mrs Mounce, Mon
~ afternoon, April 4. at which time
e lecture on Moscow will be dis
ssed
DR.. Hurlbut and Mrs. Hurlbut en-
rtained the Tuesday evening card
lb at rooms in the Theissen block ,
st Tuesday evening.
Nine tables were arranged in the
acious rooms and FIVE hundred was
aged till a late hour
The hostess assisted by Mesdames
rdan, Arant, Shaft and w. w. P.
lrlbut served dainty refreshments of !,
ndwiches, olives, cake, coffee and ice >
cam.
An innovation was introduced in !,
mber of vocal selections rendered by :,
.mbers of the club. dancing was also
iulged and every one present ex- ;,
essed themselves as having had a A
endid time.
The guests Of the club were
sdames McGilvery Hinkley. Brooks,
I'm. Mcbride, Wildenthaler and w. .
Thompson. Messrs. McGilvery, :,
nkley. Brooks. Kuhn. Mcbride. Will -
Inhaler and W. L. Thompson. The
It meeting Of the club will be held
the home Of Fred D. Culver 70
he meeting Of the Q. A. T. card r
b which was to have been held with y
8. E. A. Cox. Thursday evening vas J.