Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-12


guests Mrs. Cornthwait and Mrs. Web
ster.
Professor and Mrs Bishop enter
tanned informally at dinner on
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Farmer gave a surprise party
to her two little nieces Misses Mary
and Fay Mari, this afternoon. Invita-
tons to the number Of sixty were is
sued to the friends of the little girls.
and every one is wondering how the
they did 1t as every detail was a sur
prise.
The party was given on the beauti-
full lawn Of Mrs. Jas. L. Ferguson on
East Main street. Refreshments were
served and every thing was done that
sixty active brains could suggest.
making the afternoon full OF merri-
ment for the guests.
The young ladies' Sunday school
class Of the Christian church was en-
tertained on Tuesday evening at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips. Forty
guests were present and a most en-
joyable time was spent.
At their home on East Main street
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. L. Ferguson enter
tanned the young people Of the Chris
tian church in honor OF their sons
James and Charles.
There may be a suggestion in the
following for Lewiston girls
Two clubs Of jackson. Mich, are
pursuing health and happiness foot.
The members are pledged to walk at
least 400 miles year. One evening
a week they have a good lively tramp
Of from five to thirty miles, In sum-
mer they go by train to some region
OF historic or scenic interest and there
spend two or three delightful weeks
foot. This summer they will take
their tour along the shores Of Lake
Superior. Once or twice year the
clubs have field day, with contests
bearing on the sport OF
walking races including one walking
backward.
Now 1t was summer time, the |
month of May, when days are warm
and long, and clear, and the nights
still and serene"
Final preparations for the meeting
of the federation Of North Idaho's
clubs which Ia to be held In !
Lewiston next week have SO occupied
the minds and time of Lewiston's So
ciety women this week that little be-
side CLUB" in some phase or other
has been thought about or talked |
about. But arrangements. overseen BY !!
the various committees. are about
completed and everything II in readi-
ness for the reception and entertain
ment Of the visiting delegates.
The clubs Of Moscow, Grangeville,
Wallace, Wardner and Occur d'Alene
VII be represented
On T,e~drv morning OF next week
he ladies' clubs OF Lewiston will give
i BANQUET t. TIRE visiting club ladies'
i the Masonic Temple banquet room.
Decorations win be In green and
white. the federation colors. Covers
will be laid for one hundred guests.
The following toasts viii be respond
ID to:
"woman's Eldorado," by Mrs. Emma
Curtis Of the Historical club Of Mos
'ow: Our Pass" BY Mrs. ISABELLE
syde OF the Century club OF Wardner;
The Onlookers' by . representative
4 the Pleiades club Of Moscow: pipes
4 Pan" by q representative Of the
treble Cleft club Of Occur d'Alene;
Home and the Club" by Mrs. b. r.
dorris Of the Tsceminicum club Of
lewiston: Forward March, by Mrs.
ulia @. Eaves OF the Caecilian club
4 Lewiston.
The business meetings Of the Fede-
alton will be held IN the Supreme
'ourt Library Building. First session
MI open at 10 q. M. wednesday,
commencement week Of the hiehl
chooi will Be opened on tomorrow
vening with the baccalaureatc ser-
lon It o'clock m the Methodist
hurch. Rev, r. " Baer Of MOSCOW
I'LL deliver the address, All the
burches Of the city win unite Tor this
ervice.
Announcement az sshnno,s, ,,.,,,,..a
Ions win b. made b the high schooiI
q Monday afternoon 1t 1 O'Clock.
hen the nnal sxaminations win -
IN.
On Monday evening 1t ths high
chool building the senior class van
old thsir class day exercises. 1his
AL - especially = soelal function ana
dmission VIII " " invttation q ~
|Ass.
"Wednesday evenins q Temple theA-
b the senior GLASS play. "a Ycu Liko J !.
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