Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-09-10

The social season is now approaching
in earnest and the next few weeks
viii show much evidence of it's opening.
The summer tourists and campers have
all returned home and will now turn
their attention to the many duties in
volved in social life. Marriages seem
to come with the fall and the past few
weeks has seen several in this city.
Several more are promised for the very
slear future. Dancing parties will
hardly come into vogue until the
weather becomes more cool but al
ready plans are being laid for these
kind of affairs.
The members of the Anvil Sewing
club held their second session last
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Grace Morris on Normal Hill.
The session was largely attended and a
most delightful afternoon was spent
exchanging ideas on the art of sew
ing and accomplishing some hand
some needle work. Refreshments were
served.
The club members voted to meet on
Saturdays instead Of Thursdays dur
the season and the next meeting will
be held with Miss Reta O'Neill at the
home of Mrs. F. b. Bartlett
After the installation Of officers of
the Artisan Lodge Saturday night a
quiet social hop was given to its men,
bers as well as a few invited guests.
Laurel Chapter, o. f. S.. Tuesday
evening entertained Mrs. Dolbe of Po-
catello, Grand Matron, with reception
and banquet after the business of the
order was transacted. There were
many present and a delightful time is
reported.
Mrs Cox, mother Of Eugene A. Cox
who has been here during the past
summer will depart Wednesday morn
ing for her old home in Tennessee.
Mrs. James E. Babb rendered a
luncheon Monday afternoon at her
beautiful home on Normal Hill, COM
plimentary to Mrs. Grace X. Pfaffiin
of Indianapolis. Ind, who is in the
city visiting friends and relatives
a number of invited guests were pres
cent and the affair Is recorded as hav-
ing been most delightful.
Thursday night the beautiful home
of Fred NJ Hinkly and Mrs. Hinkly In
Charleston was the scene Of a beautiful
little party given by the Hinkly's ir
honor Of Ray D. Walker and Mrs
Walker Of Pomeroy who are visiting II
v Lewiston. A number OF tables were
arranged for Ave hundred" and thu
invited guests enjoyed a most pleas.
ant evening. Refreshments were
4 served at the close OF the games after
which delightful hour was spent II
impromptu singing and dancing.
At the Christian church last nigh
the members Of that denomination ant
the young peoples endeavor societ,
gave an open reception in honor O
he new pastor. Mr.. Grifhth, who ha,
Just arrived from Boone. Iowa. TIL,
evening was most pleasantly spent.
One Of the most delightful wedding
parties given this week was the mar.
riage OF Mr.. I. G. Myer and Miss Ger
aldine Paulson both Of this city at tn
Prospect boulevard last Wednesda,
night. The pariors OF the West hom,
waws most beautifully decorated will
evergreen and. choice flowers and tn,
guests arrived early. The ceremon!
was performed by Rev. J. r. Gregor,
of she Methodist church. At the clos'
Df the ceremony the bride and groom
Were the recipients OF many congrat
ulaticns from the guests after which al
elaborate banquent was served. A
the banquet table many toasts wer,
made in honor Of the young couple.
The bride is most estimable younl
lady who Is popular among large cir
Gle NJ friends. The groom Is one O
the promising young business men o
this city and Is man of sterling In.
tegrtty ana has host Of friends
xhrNxhout the county. The happ.
young couple are domiciled at tn,
hmH Of DIR. Randall and Mrs. Randall
an Normal HIN where they are a
hsue to their friends.
The bride and groom were the re-
cUsents Of many handsome and usefu
wedding gifts from their many friends
Sweet Clover At the Temple The
stre Tuesday night brought out one o
the most fashlonable audiences We