Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-03-19


The Q. A. T. Card club were enter
tanned Thursday evening at the Normal
Hill dining hall by Mesdames Meisner
van Brundt and King. Dancing and
card playing provided the evenings
entertainment.
The hall was decorated with festoons
and Grapes of green crepe paper while
the hostesses wore charming green SIM
bonnets and shawls and every detail
| suggested ST. Patrick's day and dear
old Ireland.
MI. KOS was presented with a fancy
green box which contained a clay pipe.
in remembrance that he was the only
gentleman present who refrained from
stepping on the toes of the fair dancers.
I MIS- Bartlett was given an elegant
wash board as she declined to dance
, for the prize
AT IL o'clock delicious green sherbet
and cake with green frosting were
served to the joyous dancers after
which the guests departed all voting
Il, the ladies jolly entertainers.
! j. Fred Wilson and Miss Frances NJ.
Allen. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert Allen of O1sO5 Atlantic street. were
married in the First Presbyterian
church at Spokane by Rev. G. William
Gibney at $3.50 o'clock Wednesday
evening. 1t was the first large church
wedding of the season, and was at.
tended by many friends Of the young
people. About 500 invitations were is
sued.
Mrs. Wilson is we'll known to many
people in Lewiston as is also her father
Mr.. Albert Allen, who is a prominent
attorney at Spokane.
The adjourned meeting OF the 8. A. B.
Card club will be held next wednes-
day evening at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Brashear on Ninth street Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Smith will be the host
and hostess for the occasion.
The members of the Rebekah lodge
gave social dance Friday night.
Mrs. Mckinney and son Hobart fur
nished delightful music and punch was
served during thee vening by Misses
Gertrude Armstrong and Mae Alexan-
der.
A number of invited guests were
present and a very enjoyable time is
reported.
The Twentieth Century club will
meet Monday afternoon. March Fl with
Mrs. A. 9. Stacy. Mrs. King will be
the leader in club conversation. the
subject being Man in the Home His
Rights and Duties" Interesting papers
will be read by Mrs. Needham and Miss
Menace.
!, During the roll call the members will
respond with quotations from Marion
Harland.
!, On Tuesday afternoon the Cecilian
; society gave an open meeting at the
Masonic hall Miss Mae Wildenthalel
} had charge Of the musical program and
} much credit Is due her. likewise the
members who responded to their parts
} After the program was rendered card
tables were quickly arranged and ere
} long the large gathering was deep ir
the mysteries of progressive Ave hun
dred. 81
Mrs. Osmers secured the prize. 9
very pretty hand painted cup and
saucer. ,a.assssfk
The refreshments consisting of COT
. fee. cake and sandwiches, were served
and marked the close Of one OF the
many pleasant afternoons of the Cecil
ian society. s4...
: Mrs Powell entertained about thirty
young people this afternoon in honor
Of the Fifth birthday of her daughte
Fern.
The Stoddard Reading club me
Monday afternoon with Mrs. Lee KEEL
ley. Mrs Works conducted the readin,
in a very creditable manner and mucl
I instructive informatio was gleane,
from the lesson on Japan.