Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-10-15

Art and Household" department ut the
fair grounds and the booth to be oc-
cupied by these departments are being
elegantly decorated by the ladies'.
Many handsome exhibitions of fancy
work has been entered in competition
for the prizes and these departments
will unquestionably be among the lead
ing features of the fair. Each day of
the fair a special committee of several
ladies from the club will be in attend
anCe.
A pleasant afternoon card party was
given Thursday by Mrs. c. w. Mount
at her home on First Avenue. The
parlors were beautifully decorated with
autumn leaves and dahlias, and lighted
with numbers of shaded candles.
Twelve tables were neatly arranged
and progressive five hundred was play-
ed. Mrs. Osmers secured the prize, a
pretty mayonnaise bowl. Mrs. Fred
Hinkley. Mrs. Frank Hinkley and Mrs.
Eugene Cox assisted the hostess I'm
WI 'AhS Which consisted
of nut salad. bread and butter ice
cream cake and coffee.
An open reception was given Friday
afternoon by the members OF the Meth
odist church at the home of Mrs. Pas
cal Smith on Prospect avenue.
Miss Lulu Kroutinger entertained a
few friends at an informal luncheon
Friday afternoon.
The ladies of the Women's Republic
can club this afternoon are receiving at
the parlors of the Hotel Assemble in
honor of Mrs. w. b. Hepburn Of Wal
lace. Refreshments were served.
Mrs. Duncan J. McGilvery enter-
tanned a number of friends at her
home last evening in honor of her
brother. Mr.. Schaeffer. A most enjoy
able time is reported by the guests, the
evenings entertainment being made up
of card playing. Dainty refreshments
were served to the guests.
Many words of criticism have been
heard of late over the apparent lack Of
manners possessed by men who should
know better, who have passed many
years in going out. For instance, al
guest entering drawing room would
make an effort to speak tol
the hostess first, and the same would
be true Of any social gathering where1
there were achaperons or q receptioni
Last Monday night a pleasant box
party at the Temple theater was given
by VIM. F. Kettenbach and Mrs. Ket-
tenbach to witness the production Of
Cleopatra. Besides the host and host
ess the party included Senator Dubois
and Mrs. Dubois. VIM. Hyde Stalker
and Mrs. Stalker, Mrs. Grace K
Pfaffiin, Mrs. F. W. lKettenbach, Miss
Undertake, Otto Kettenbach. E. b.
Potvin.
Il think he is perfectly delightful"
Why don't you ask him to CALI"
"Oh! l am afraid it wouldn't last"
The Central club held one Of its most
sessions Thursday night at
the Normal Hill hail. About twenty
eight members were present at the
evenings entertainment included a de-
lightful few hours at dancing. the Nc
Kinney orchestra furnishing the music.
Refreshments Of sandwiches, pickles.
cake and coffee were served. Three
new members were taken in which
brings the total membership up to
about forty. The next regular meet
Ing scheduled to be held Thursday
night is postponed until Hollowe'en
night Monday, October 81, when de-
lightful time will be had. Invitations
have been sent out to a few invited
guests and are unique in form, reading
as follows:
Like Ghosts at Night
In Robes OF White
May you be seen
Night of Halloween.
Henderson's latest, "A rolling stone
gathers no moss-but It gets a dandy
polish is especially applicable to
modern society men.
Troy ltsms
Especial to Evening Teller.)
TROY, Ida, Oct. 14.-Mr. Johanson
started to dry prunes this morning.
H. A. Dinsmore 4 Co. have shipped
their last car Of lumber today.
Mr.. e. e. Cooper came from spo.
kane and Is going to live in this place.
The Troy Lumber and Manufacture
Ing company is going to put in an elec-
trio plant in short time, each light
win be SOC per month.
Mr.. A. 8. Butterneld win be done
shipping wood In about ten days.