Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-03-19
Among the Society," People

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/, next Monday afternoon at o'clock at
the home of Mrs. F. L. Hinkley on Sec
ond avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Hurlbut enter
tanned few friends Saturday evening
in honor of Mrs Hurlbut's brother w.
A. Wellman and Mrs. wellman of Oro-
fino. who were visiting in the city for
a few days.
The Qui Vive Card club will be en-
tertained Thursday afternoon, March
"a by Mrs. Oliver Pring at her home on
Sixth street
Mrs. w. F.. Kettenbach and Mrs
Thompson will entertain the Out Vfve
Card club this evening in open meeting
at the home of Mrs. Kettenbach
| The society people were out in force
Friday and Saturday. visiting the sew
eral millinery parlors which held their
Easter openings. The displays were
gorgeous and show many beautiful
shapes in hats and bonnets to be worn
| this season.
Mrs John P. Vollmer and daughters
Genevieve and Norma will depart in a
few days for an extended visit in
eastern cities On their return trip they
i will spend several. days at the st.
Louis fair.
The students Of the Normal and
High school We're treated to a lecture
Tuesday night at the Presbyterian
church on Medieval Castles and
Mohasteries" by Professor Edward
Hume.
The lecture was illustrated by stere-
opticon views of ancient castles. which
ical numbers were rendered by Mrs.
Stacy and Mrs. Ely.
The regular postponed meeting of
the Tsceminicum club will be held this
Afternoon with Mrs. Frank Kettenbach.
The following program will be given:
Paper, Nihilism. Miss Mccoy.
Paper Russian Government Mrs.
Morris.
Sketch. Tolstoi, influence of His
Teachings. Mrs. Dent.
A special lecture on phases Of the
Mind" will be given by Mr.. Diamond
OF San Francisco.
The engagement Of Miss Harriet
Stevens a former resident Of lewiston
and John b. White Of New York City
is announced. The wedding will take
Ivlo <t.o tn Aov>
England, at which place Mr.. White IL
engaged in business.
Miss Stevens IL a member of the
choir Of the Pilgrims church In Brook:
lynn. Accompanied by her mother Mrs
c. L. Stevens she will sail for London
in May.
The Tuesday Evening Card club were
entertained Thursday evening by Mrs
D. o. Powell The guests Of the club
were Mr.. and Mrs. Temple. and Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Smith. Tables were
neatly arranged in the spacious par
lors, at which progressive Ave hundred
was played. Mr.. Stacy winning the
honors Of the game. The score cards
: were Shamrock cards done in water
colors. Misses Hoidale. Dagy and
Story assisted in serving the delicious
refreshments which consisted Of chick
en- salad. placed on sham rock. thir
; bread and butter. olives, coffee and
cake.
The club will be entertained by DR.
! Hurlbut and Mrs. Hurlbut at rooms ir
the Thiessen block, Tuesday March 20
The Clionian society at the Norma
school rendered the following program
r Friday afternoon in the assembly hall
The members responded to the rol
call with quotations from st. Patrick.
Song by the society.
: Reading, Grace LeCornu.
3 Piano solo, Minnie Eichenberger.
n A Message from st. Patrick. Myrtle
. Fletcher and selections from the quar-
tet members OF which are: Messrs
! Crumb and Davis and Misses Gilber
and Herman.
Reading. Nell Asbury.
! Piano solo. May Huston.
I Song by the society
: Recitation. Miss Gilbert.
. Solo, Elizabeth Herman.
: The young ladies at the dormitor!
, of the Normal school gave a ST. Pat
2 rick's party Thursday evening. Abou
) twenty Ave guests were present ant