Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-06
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Lewiston, always optimistic, doing
nothing by halves, excelled even her
self In the spirit and vim with which
the New Year was welcomed. Not only
do the business men predict good
things, but society also says this
will be good year." for many inter-
esting events are already promised and
the past week has been one round Of
pleasure. The last day Of the old year
falling on Sunday. there were no large
watch parties. as usual, but many
small gatherings made the evening
merry.
One Of the pretties Of the many hol-
iday affairs was the dancing party
given by Miss Clara Morris last Mon
day evening, complimentary to Mrs.
Max Houser, of Pomeroy. Miss Morris
guests were Misses Yantis. Vollmer,
Allen, O'Neill Libby, Kroutinger.
Shearer, Neal. Timberlake, Blanchard,
Eggeman, McLaren, Palmer and leila
Morris. Mesdames Cox. Barnett, Fur
ney and Houser. Messrs. Bigham.
Eastwood. Kettenbach Small. Dean.
Tourtellotte. Vollmer. Kerns, Hastings,
Hurlbut. Grow. Carson, Arnot. Hyke.
Montieth, Barnett and Cox
Miss Mary Hall. of Moscow, and
Miss Crystal Chant. Of Spokane, We're
the guests Of honor at an informal
dance given at the home Of Mrs. Wen
dell p Hurlbut. on Blanchard Heights,
on last Tuesday evening.
The Anvil club held their usual
weekly meeting with Miss Genevieve
Vollmer last Wednesday afternoon. The
next meeting will be with Miss Fay
Yantis.
Mrs. Marcus Simpson and Miss Car
RE Hurlbut, of Portland, are the guests
of Mrs, Pascal Smith.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the First
Congregational church met with Mrs.
Lester Coffin Wednesday afternoon and
elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: President Mrs. A. c.
. Carlson; vice president. Mrs. Lester
Coffin: secretary. Mrs. L. c. Hender-
son: treasurer, Mrs. Frank Byrnes
Plans for the work for the coming
, year were discussed, calling districts
t assigned, and one hundred dollars was
pledged by the ladies for the support
, Of the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Pointing have Is
E sued invitations to the marriage OF
their daughter to take place Thursday
January 10. at eight o'clock. at theil
home at 329 Sixth street.
: The regular Tuesday evening dance
at Mckinney hall was we'll attended.
y Owing to the absence of several o.
+ it's members who were spending thu
9 holidays out of town. the Savalga clul
n did not hold it's usual meeting thi!
+ week. but will be entertained by Mis-
y Havernick in the near future. Thi
club is new organization who's
h members are anticipating a great dea
4 of pleasure during the season, as the!
have an iron clad rule that each hos
tess must entertain in some decided.
q new and original manner. The mem
bers are the Misses. Skattaboe, Ken
nedy, Scully. Menace. Murphy. Kin
q ney. Harwick. Wildenthaler. Gwinr
II Mccoy Havernick. Bickell, Urch am
v Storey.
"a Mrs. Wendell P Hurlbut gave
I thoroughly delightful reception Thurs
n day afternoon from three to six i
honor of her friend Mrs. Chant, G
~ Spokane. About one hundred and fit
ladies enjoyed the hospitality of tn
beautiful hurlbut home. Mrs. c.
Allen. Mrs. DR.. Hurlbut. Miss Helen
=. Brooks and Miss Hazel Hurlbut as
~ SISTED Ill ieCcINiIiS tllC SuCSeS' Al ~
. dining room Mrs. Arthur Stacy an
~ Mrs. w. Wellman, assisted by Misse
;. : Mary Hall, Crystal Chant, Laura Allel
49, Norma Vollmer and Glare Morri
=. =, served delicious bdullion, ices an
." cakes.
-. The Ladies Aid society of the Pres
=, =, byterian church held the first meetin
-. -. Of the year with Mrs. Wildenthaler O
| Nfoir Tho ladies' nIQnnG
= their winters work, deciding to 81,
-, monthly teas. Mrs. Ben Tweedy to
the first hostess.
IT, Miss Mary Hall. who has spent tt
''s past two weeks visiting LewistC
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