Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-07-02
AMONG THE SOCIETY PEOPLE

Society during the past week has not
been lax in spite of the warm weather
and a number of little affairs have
added pleasure to the participants and
there still remains many in town to
take advantage Of friends Offering.
The vanguard of the rush to the hills
and cool resorts nearby has already
been announced. James AspOas and
family and Mrs. JAMIE McLauren have
gone to the vicinity of Forest on Craig
mountain where a camp has been es-
tablished for the summer. They will
be followed within a week or two by
many others in the city some OF whom
will go to Forest. some to the Meadows
and some to Lake Waha. Bert Garrett
and Mrs. Garrett will chaperone the
Misses Morey and Paulson and Art
Campbell and l.. Myer for a couple OF
days fishing trip at Sweetwater creek
above Webbs place. A number of
other fishing parties for that district
will be made up here during this week.
A delightful porch party was given
Wednesday evening by Mrs. r. C..
Beach at her home on Tenth street.
About thirty-five friends assembled
and a most enjoyable evening spent
The rooms were prettily decorated in
red and the hall and stairway banked
with fragrant catalpa blossoms Re-
freshments Of ice cream and cake were
served and ~ the guests departed each
was presented with a favor Of the
evening: miniature negro doll baby
attached to = card. and bearing an APP
propriate Inscription.
The year book for the Twentieth
Century club has been arranged. and
the program for the ensuing year COM
pleted. The books will be ready for
distribution about the fifteenth of July,
but active work will not begin till the
season opens next September.
The Misses Roe entertained a num-
Der of friends Wednesday evening at
their home on Fifth street In honor of
the visiting players Of the tennis tour
nament.
The old fashioned dance Of Dan
Tucker was INDUCED on the spacious
lawn. causing much laughter and
amusement.
Delicious refreshments of Ice cream
fruit and cake were served after which
the guests departed. voting the Misses
nno tC11xy rAui uoea p
A reception was held today at the
Grostein residence on Main street. Miss
OroHtein gave the reception in honor
of the fortieth wedding anniversary OF
her psrents. Mr.. and Mrs Robert Gro
stein.
Members Of the family from distant
places are ms ~ city and win be tend
erred ~ tspplfy reusion dinner sunda,
IT IL O'clock.
a pretty dancing party was given
Friday night by Miss Grostein at heu
home on Main street.
An y. oroAestsa provided delightful
music. Delicious refreshments were
served during the svening and ths
quests ~eport q pleasant time.
A pretty party was given Wednes.
day afternoon by Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton
q. Butler In honor OF the tenth birth.
day Of their daughter Vivian Butler.
About thirty young people spent tn,
afternoon playing games and enjoy
ing the refreshments OF cakes. candy
oranges and nuts.
The guests dispersed at 5 O'Clock
each wishing Miss Vivian many happ,
returns OF the day.
The ladies aid society of the Baptis
day night at Mrs. w. p. Hurlbut's Of
Second avenue. Many were out to, at
tend and the lawn was handsomely II
Illuminated with Japanese lanterns. TIL
refreshments served were delicious.
The excursion and picnic whic
marked the opening of Delsol park las
Saturday night under the auspices {
the lady Maccabees was indeed a gran
social az well az financial success.
required several trips. or the Norther
Pacific special to the park to accom-
modate the crowds and the affair we
crushingly delightful.
The Lewiston Military band di,
coursed beautiful music for the occs
sion and in the large dancing pavilie
the guests tripped the light fantist