Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-20
The Week in SOCieN

white and yellow gowns. assisted MRS.
Powell in receiving and entertaining
her guests.
Mrs. William Dew, of the Lapwai
Mission. was the guest of Mrs. R1ch-
ard Smith this week.
A Jolly party was given Friday af-
ternoon by Mrs. darlington in honor
of Mrs. George w. Temple. About six
teen ladies were present and much
merriment was caused by an elephant
drawing c. ntest which was feature
of the afternoon Each lady was given
a large sluare of black cloth. roll
OF white tape. needle. thread and
IT, mble. auI was ted to sew the APE
on the rlo.n az to outline an e.
phant. TIL. fi.sled pictu'' If aa' n
of the sixteen contestants were so near
perfection that it was decided to cut
for the prize, Mrs. Temple being the
lucky winner of a pretty silver thim-
BILE.
Miss Gertrude Vaughn, leading lady
Of the Carleton Opera company, was
the guest of her sister, Mrs. George
II. Dave, while in the city.
The Anvil Club met with Miss Lulu
Nroutinger Wednesday afternoon, and
will hold their next meeting with MISS
Zuriel Libby in C'arkston.
Mr. H.. or Whitcomb entertained
few friends informally Tuesday even
ing 1T his home on Eighth street, in
honor Of his seventeenth birthday.
The Normal Athletic Association
10, fnrtv, io1,t
at Mckinney Hall Friday evening.
About thirty couples We're present and
enjoyed 'oasant evening.
The T.; emf 'icum Club met this af-
t-rnoor with Mrs. G. p. Coburn on
Fourth avenue and the following pro-
gram was rendered.:
Literary Renaissance.
The Genius Of Rabelais ...........
.... Sally Barbour Nollmer
Poets Of the Renaissance ..........
~ Rena Poe Shaft
Mountains and Origin of the Essay
............ Nellie Stanton Leeper
st. Francis de Sales .............
.......... Martha Chauncy Coburn
A musical, complimentary to Miss
Hicks. who will leave shortly for
trip to Europe, will be given Tuesday
evening at 8 o'clock at the home of
DR.. and Mrs. Shaft. Miss Hicks will
be assisted in the musical program by
Mr.. Newton. Mr.. Harold Hurlbut and
Miss Kinnear An admission of 80
cents will be charged. The patrones-
ses for the occasion: Mrs. Boston, Mrs.
Nollmer, Mrs. Shaft, Mrs. Babb Mrs.
Hurlbut, Mrs. Clarke, Mrs Stacy
Mrs. Burnett, Mrs. Black. Mrs. Latti-
more.
Miss Hicks is planning a recital for
her musical pupils at her home, We'd
nesday evening, at s o'clock
A unique gathering took place in
the NJ. E. parsonage yesterday after
noon. After the afternoon meeting for
old folks. four ladies we'll known in
Lewiston and all members of the NJ.
E. church. gathered at the parsonage
and had a reunion. There We're four
others who We're expected, but did
not reach the place, which would have
made eight in all. and all of these
We're over Is years of age. 1t is sell
dom that any church. especially in
the west, can boast of having eight
members in it all Of whom are over
IS years of age, among the women
alone. A very pleasant chat was had
and "reminiscences We're exchanged and
all of them attended the evening SER
vice. Mrs Fellows, Mrs Amden, Mrs.
Caves and Mrs. Blackington We're
those present. Mrs. Manning and Mrs.
Nelson could not come. and the others
We're not out on account Of illness.