Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-03-05

butter, olives, banana Ice cream, cake, |
and demi Ia sac
Mesdames king. Misner and Van
Brundt will entertain the club Thurs
day, March II.
Mr.. and Mrs Butler entertained the
S. A. B. card club Wednesday evening
at progressive five hundred.
Mrs. Armstrong was presented with
the first prize for ladies, a set of nut
picks. Mr.. Brashear secured the first
prize for gentlemen, a leather coin
purse,
| Mrs. Schuldt was given rubber doll
in consolation, and Mr.. McCloud car
ried off tin whistle instead of in any
games.
Mrs. Benson assisted the hostess in
serving refreshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Smith will enter
tain the club next Wednesday evenins
at the home of Mrs. Brashear on Ninth
street
The Tuesday Evening Card club met
this week with DR.. Morris and Mrs.
Morris at their home on Main street.
The guests of the club were Mr. and
Mrs. w. F. Kettenbach, Mr.. and Mrs.
McGiilvery. Mr.. and Mrs. Eaves, Mrs.
Billings and Miss Undertake.
The evening was spent playing five
hundred. Dainty refreshments were
served Several vocal selections were
given by members of the club, after
which the jovial crowd departed for
their homes.
The next meeting of the club will be
held at the home of Mrs. Powell, Tues
day evening, March Is.
The Stoddard Reading club met
Monday afternoon with Mrs. D. w.
Greenburg. The class was ably led by
Mrs ]. M. Fix and a general discus
sion of Jerusalem followed the reading
of the lecture.
The next meeting of the club will be
: held with Mrs E. Works, Monday aft
ernoon, March Z.
The subject of the lesson is Egypt
i and the class will be directed by Mrs
4 Eben Mounce.
The Friday Afternoon Reading clut
J. has been dismissed for the present
S season.
Mrs. ]. ]. Randall entertained abou
: forty little folks this afternoon in honor
It of the fourth birthday of her daughter
: Edris.
Miss Patrick informally entertained
number of friends, Wednesday even
. ing at the home of Mrs. w. j. Jordol
on First avenue.
Games and music provided the en-
: tertainment and delicious ices an
: cake were served by the hostess, as
a sisted by Mrs. Jordon.
lie Mrs. D. ]. McGilvery informally en-
y tertained a number of friends Monda
evening at her home on Normal Hill.
n Mrs. A. G. Gidden entertained mum
. Der of little friends at soap bubbl
is party this afternoon in honor of tn
ar fourth birthday of her son, Maste
Glenn Gidden.
q The Qui Vive Card club will NEE
. Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Ere
q King at her home on Normal Hill.
The open meeting of the club wi
. not be held until all of the regula
meetings for the season haxe been al
u ranged.
rs The Tsceminicum club meets wit
Mrs. Arant this afternoon at 2 ocloc
lc' The following program will be rel
'u' dered:
ed Paper-"Serfdom. Liberation of Ser
en- and Emancipation of Slaves Con
5 pared. Miss Henry.
. Sketch-"The Car and the Press
. Mrs. Barnett.
Talk-"The Cars Attack on De
potism" Mrs. Osmers.
The woodman of the World Tod
members gave a basket social Ia
Monday evening. dancing and ca
playing were INDUCED in until Ia
hour. when the gentlemen offered ba
kets. prepared by themselves. for
Women of Woodcraft to inspect a
purchase the highest bidder reCeivi
- the basket. Much amusement W
caused by the excitement during
sale When each lady hard secured
basket all repaired to the serving roo
to partake of the feast
The proceeds from the sale of bask
amounted to forty dollars which Y
be applied to the building fund for
new Woodman hall.
The Rebeccas gave a social hop F
day evening. Mrs. Mckinney and 5
Hobart furnished the music and thu
present spent a pleasant evening
The Bethel club will hold the regu
postponed meeting tonight at the Hc
A. Lewiston. Mrs. Vollmer viii read
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