Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-06-30

week to small extent and the condi
ton of the weeks weather has COM
pleted the shortening of the schedule
to its present size.
The call for the opportunity Of the
prospective June bride to avenge her.
self on mortal man has nearly ex-
hausted itself in it's months efforts to
| convince her that ''all's well that ends
WELL and that II the opportunity is
not seized Immediately, her hopes for
being classed with the "Juners' will
be practically minus quantity, in
fact matter of history.
Miss Hattie Palmer entertained IA
of her friends at a pleasant porch
party last Monday evening. The even
ing was spent In games and cOnversa-
ton as is the custom Of the porch
party - dainty refreshments were
served later in the evening.
Miss Dudgeon, a New York society
lady. is in the city the guest Of Miss
Norma Vollmer. Miss Dudgeon ex-
poets to remain in the city for some
time.
Mrs. Julia Mallory. who has been
visiting with her son William Mallory
for the past week. left Friday morn
ing for her home at Wallace.
IT'S warm-so the weather man re-
lates In his peculiar tale Of woe which
he's voiceless something connected
with its story that wins. no. capti-
Yates one and seems to hold enchanted
that were II not for that 'horrid
weather peddler," why-George WASH
ington would be the only possible or
probable contestant for the coveted
right place by the throne to which he
now lays claim.
The cooking school which has been
in progress for the past two weeks
conducted bv Miss Rannon in the
Loomer block has been discontinued,
Miss Bannon going to Walla Walla,
where she has taken up her work
among the ladies' there. The sessions
of the school while here were actively
attended bv the ladies or the city who
manifested an increasing interest In
the demonstration.
Miss Flora Moore of Moscow is in
the city the guest Of Miss Genevieve
Vollmer
The regular meeting of the triple
"R" club was held in the parlors at
the Hotel Lewiston last Tuesday even
ing. A scrupmtuous feed was en-
jOyed by the members present.
The regular weekly dance Of the O.
u. r.. club was held at Mckinney hall
last evening Friday). A most pleas
ant time was enjoyed by those present.
Mrs. f. N. Blythe and Mrs. Bert
Savage left Wednesday morning for
NJ ~r,hA vnyln uvNn
summer months Mrs. Blythe IL Wis
ting a few weeks at Hood River.
The Anvil club was entertained at
the home Of Mrs. Frank Morris on
Sixth avenue last Wednesday evening
The occupation of the evening was the
pursuit OF the sewing duties for which
the club was organized. Light refresh
ments were served later In the even
ing.
Ecfub was held at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. H. Shildts on Prospect avenue
last Monday evening. An excellen'
program was rendered by club mem.
bers and number of new members
| installed The next regular meeting
will be held on July 8. The program
enjoyed at the last meeting was:
1 HlOIlu SOlO--N. A/OuIhu6.
Reading-Miss Carrie Murch.
Piccalo solo-Ira Dole.
Recltation--Miss Edna Vince.
Quartette-Messrs. Burns Gray
Mark Donaldson, Arthur Lukens ant
Fred Guy.
Cornet solo--Wilbur Gano.
IAN ode to the Ideal club" writer
in the verse OF Hiawatha. Miss Berths
Vince.
I
The ladies' aid society of the Meth
odist church are serving lunches Il
the yies.:ng Christian EndeavOr dele
gates at the Epworth League parlor
OF the church.
people enjoved a drive into the Union
town and Cotton countries on Sunda!
last.
The ladies' of the guild OF the Epis
cOpa1 church Of Charleston held law
fete on the church lawn last Thurs
day evening. The music by tn
Charleston band along with the servini
of the refreshments were the featur
was enjoyed by those present In spit
Of the threatening weather.
i Mrs. F. O. Smith OF Clarkston en-
tertained a number OF her young lad
friends at her home ON Seventh stree
on Thursday evening. Light refresh
ments were served
The excursion to be given the Wis
iting C. r. delegates In the city. to tn
tomb OF H. H. Spalding and the cam
LOT the Indians at 4palding this after
noon promises to be an event long I
b remembered In the minds OF thos
concerned. The visitors WIN be treat
cd to hearing the Indians converse q
the meeting In their native ton9i
which win be translated by Z natfv
interpreter.
The weddins Of Walter n. Ninnema
and Bernita e. Booth 10th pr0mlnen