Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-14
AMONG THE SOCIETY PEOPLE

,aid away and as the summer months
advance the social set will scatter to
the mountains and other places for rec
reation.
Already several of the card clubs of
the city have suspended for the season
and will not be revived until autumn.
The Qui Vive. Q. A. T., s. A. B. and
Tuesday Evening clubs are among the
number.
The sessions of these clubs have
been most enjoyable and the socials
and card parties given by the men,
bers have been the means Of driving
away many OF the dull cares of BUSH
ness hours and household responsible
tiles.
The big worlds fair at st. Louis is
one Of the attractions that is taking
from the city many prominent people
in society circles and ere the exposi-
ton closes many will have gone to take
in the beautiful sights that can only be
seen at a worlds fair.
Wednesday morning Mr.. and Mrs. w.
f. Undertake. Miss Lolo Timberlake.
Mr. 8. o. Tannahill. Mrs. Tannahill,,
and John P. vollmer left for st. Louis,
where they will view the wonders of
the fair.
Mr. vollmer will Join Mrs. vollmer.
his son Norman and daughters Gene
We've and Norma who are already in
ST Louis. Mrs. Vollmer has been
asked and has accepted the honor of
acting as hostess Of the Idaho build
ing at the worlds fair. The family
will likely remain in St. Louis for an
indefinite period.
Mr. and Mrs. Tannahill will remain
in ST. Louis for a month. after which
they will go to Chicago where Mr..
Tannahill will enter law school,
The Undertakes will remain in ST
Louis for three months. This is Miss
Lolo's first trip east and an exceptional
opportunity is given her for studying
the art features Of the fair, in which
she Is greatly interested. Mr.. Timber
lake goes prepared to enjoy himself
He has not been absent from home for
many years and the change will un-
doubtedly be Of inestimable benefit to
his health.
Already In society circles camping
and fishing parties are being talked Of
Waha Lake and Soldiers Meadows will
probably be the popular resorts this
season. while many will go to the
coast resorts for a short time.
The Inauguration Of the boat service
on the upper Snake river this summer
will be welcomed by many society peo-
pie who are contemplating excursion
parties on the Mountain Gem. which
will be in service next month.
The recent trip up the river on the
steamer Spokane" in the service Of
the o. r. & N. afforded an oppor-
tunity OF days excursion up the river
The Spokane" Is expected to make
another trip shortly to Wild Goose
Rapids and a number of private parties
are arranging to take advantage Of
the excursion.
Much interest Is being taken in the
plans for the comic opera Chimes of
Normandy" which Is to- be produced
at the opening Of the Masonic Temple
opera house this summer The opera
will be given under the auspices Of the
Masonic Temple association and the
Caecilian society have been asked to
furnish the talent. A committee from
the Temple association composed Of
but. Is in charge of the plans and is
cooperating with committee from
the Caecilian society composed Of Mrs.
F.. ]. Boston and Mrs. A. S. Stacy. AS
yet no selections have been made for
the cast but as there is considerable
musical and vocalistic talent among
Lewiston society people no trouble Will
be experienced. The committee have
met and have decided on a plan of ac-
ton and steps have been taken to call
together the cast Of performers with
view of entering on the work OF re-
hearsal next week. Mr.. J. B. Pollard,
director of the Lewiston Military band
who is we'll posted in this line of work
and who has put the opera and SINH
lar ones on the stage in the past In
other cities has been given charge or
the direction Of the music for the per
Torrance and will take an active inter
est in the rehearsals. 1t is hoped that
those called on to assist in the pro-
duction will respond readily so that
the rehearsals may begin at season.
able time.
meeting of the Twentieth Century
club will be held Monday afternoon
May Is, at the home Of Mrs. r. r. NC
Farland. The roll call will be respond
ed to with quotations from Marx
Twain. A discussion of current events
will be led by Miss Addison followed
by debate. question. Resolved, That
Heredity has a greater influence on
character than Environment"
DR.. Mccain was elected as a dele
gate from the Twentieth Century cluh
to attend the general federation OF
womens clubs to be held in St. LOUIS
and departed Wednesday morning Tor
St Louis to be present at the opening
OF the rnoofip0