Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-04-02
Among the S0CieN De0DIe

ireshments were served. The e,est
'e Messrs. Carson. Crum and Ran
uoipn' Miss Eggeman and Henry on,
ool D. Spofford and Mrs. spofford
Mrs w. F. Kettenbacb e,.ou.,
w. NUMBER OF friends at her HON,
Wednesday evening in honor of Mrs
Deary OF Spokane who is visited in III,
'''y ior few days this week.
invitations have been issued nv ,,.s
Temple and Mrs Menace for :, I,,no,,
anu cara party for o'clock
thursday, April at 2OS Fourth av.
enue. VI "'
pretty Easter party was given rr,
uaS AFTERNOON by Mrs. b. O. Powell and
WIS WIN. D. Jordan at the home OF
MIS- Fowell on First avenue. The
guests arrived at O'Clock and wore
greeted at the entrance by Mrs Tor.
dan and Mrs. Mcbride.
The ladies then assembled tho hro.A,
stairway, at the top of which Nrs
fo"eh ana Mrs. Kincatd directed the
guests into beautifully decorated tea
iooih' where tea was dispensed by the
Misses Cox and Morrison. The younv
ladles were appropriately eowned in
Japanese costumes and gave each ladv
bouquet Of violets
ne spacious rooms We're decora ted
IN the Easter colors of white and yio.
let and above each table was suspend.
ed an Easter bell on which the table
NUMBER was attached. The plavers
were given a violet ribbon on which
were numbers corresponding with tho
laoies at which they were to play.
MISS Bulah Kerns won the greatest
number of games at progressive five
hundred and was presented with a
pretty china bell.
The color scheme was carried out in
the refreshments served, the dainty
sandwiches were tied with violet rib
bon and the salad was served in violet
cups. The cake and ice correspondent
to the color scheme and were made in
violet and white
The hostesses were assisted in sarv
ing by Mrs Kincaid and Mrs. I. N.
Smith,
The guests departed about 5 o'clock.
each declaring Mrs. oJrdan and Mrs.
Powell ideal entertainers.
The S. A. r. card club was enter
tanned Thursday evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Smith at the residence of
Mrs. Brashear on Ninth street. Pro-
gressive five hundred was the game
played. Mrs. Beesom was given the /
hrst prize for ladies', a burnt leather
shopping bag and Mrs. Gaut secured
the second prize. an Easter chicken.
Mr.. Brashear won the first prize for
burnt wood match safe
and Mr.. Gaut was presented with a
'iny cotton rooster as consolation.
Refreshments OF ice cream and cake
we're served and each member Of the
,lub was presented with burnt
Gather tepee as a souvenir Of the sea-
'on's card playing.
A social dance was given Friday
vening at Mckinney hall on Normal
Iin. Delightful music was furnished
" the Mckinney orchestra. q
A delightful card party was given
thursday evening by Mrs D. Q. Pow
IL and Mrs. VIM. J. Jordan at the
ome df the former on First avenue.
At progressive Ave hundred Mrs.
dount, Mrs. r. Smith. Mrs. Culver nd
IRIS Phillips tied on the greatest num-
er of games won In the draw Mrs.
fount secured the prize, a pretty
heep skin mat hand painted in vio-
It's.
The. Misses Hoidale, Daggy and
tory assisted in serving dainty re-
reshments the guests departing at
tie hour with pleasant remembrance
the occasion.
Mrs. n. C. Naylor of Fifth street,
the Ladies of the Macca-
ees at her beautiful home last
afternoon, with a social.
uring the afternoon dainty refresh
ents were served and those present
port having had delightful time.
The program rendered this afternoon
the members of the Tsceminicum .,
ub at the home of Miss Binnard was '
most delightful one. There was q
rye attendance at the meeting and
ose present expressed themselves as
eased with the meeting. The next q
Getting Of the club is scheduled for
oril IL with Mrs. Vollmer. y
The Ladies of the Maccabees will
We a dance and dinner Friday even
g. April 8, at the hall over the Cash
ardware store.
The dance given last evening at the
Id Fellows hall by the Rebekah's was Z
III attended. The delightful music
ndered afforded ar e':ne.le-t oppor-
rit.- 20 :,,e dancers who ,r,rccd until
O'Clock. Light refreshments we're