Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-06-18


Needham, first vice president: Miss
kittie McGill, second vice president:
Miss India Snyder, third vice president:
and George H. Frost, secretary and
treasurer.
Wednesday night a most delightfuS
dance was held at the Normal Hill hal,
IN which about twenty couple particle
pateo. The dances given semi-occas-
'onally at this hall are popular little
affairs and much pleasure is derived
by those in attendance. Refreshments
were served and the music furnished by
the Mckenny orchestra was delightful.
The warm weather still continues to
keep the list of society events in the
minority. Already, however, many par
ties are now being arranged and some
will HE themselves to the Meadows.
that popular resort and camping place
at the home of Felix Warren on Craig
mountain. A few weeks during the hot
spell in this section is always enjoyed
by those who go and each season the
place is becoming more popular Good
fishing can be found In the streams
Of that locality and the cool mountain
air is refreshing to those who are more
used to the warmer atmosphere in the
foothills and valleys. Sunday, several
private picnic parties will go to the
numerous creeks near here and seek
shade and recreation for the day. Waha
will claim some and 1t was learned that
a party will leave early tomorrow
morning for a days outing at Lapwai
creek
The San Souci club last evening
gave a most enjoyable dancing party
last evening to their club members and
4 few invited guests. The affair was
given in the Normal Hill hall which
was beautifully decorated for the oc-
casion. About thirty couple were pres
cnt and the trip of the light fantastic
to the music OF the McKenna orchestra
was INDUCED in with much real pleas
ure. Refreshments were served during
the evening. The San Souci club was
organized three years ago from MEM
bers of the Eighth grade class Of the
public school and a number Of enjoy
able entertainments have been given
enthusiastically since. The dance
last evening was the first one given by
the club and the affair was so thor
oughly enjoyed that 1t Is planned to
give more dances in the future.
The attention Of many society peo-
pie in the city Is now attracted to the
minstrel show rehearsals which are
now being conducted by Professor
Bouley Of Spokane at the Kroutinger
building. The affair will be given for
the benefit Of the Masonic Temple as
ISOLATION and will mark the opening
of the new opera house. Many promi-
nent Lewiston people will participate IN
The entertainment and there IL every
prospect that the Lewiston public will
entertainment.
Mrs. ]. w. Poe entertained a few
friends last Thursday evening at din
ner.
Mrs. Holbrook and Mrs. Marcus
Simpson of Portland who have been
the guests of Mrs. Pascal Smith at her
home on Prospect boulevard have re-
turned to their home.
One of the most enjoyable events Of
the commencement week was the pres
ident's reception to the senior class
given at the Normal Tuesday evening.
The hall of the second floor and the
art room were decorated for the occa
sion and beautifully lighted with Jap
anese lanterns. President Black and
Mrs. Black headed the reception line
where the entire senior class met and
greeted the people who thronged the
halls. Refreshments ices. waters and
punch were served in the art room
under supervision of Mr.. o. p. Pring.
/ The Pollard orchestra played delight
fll music throughout the evening