Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-26

Harry hers Few years ago ana IL tax
ing on the life and responsibilities Of
a growing city Ii shown IN her varied
round Of society functions. Commence
ment week In most places means the
close Of the years gaieties. but there
seems no cessation Of society events in
Lewiston. This week has been full
one for all who md pleasure in society
affairs.
The r. r. r. club, the society Of
Lewiston's young business women. has
completed tn organization and IT.
membership Of twenty derive much
pleasure from their recreation rooms
In the Eichenberger building. The
rooms are tastefully and appropriately
equipped with an idea to beauty. COM
fort ana culture. The club extends an
invitation to It's friends to accept the
hospitality Of their new home at all
hours.
The Parliamentary Club met on
Tuesday afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
Haasar This might have been called
an AFTER Federation" meeting, as the
greater part Of the afternoon was given
to discussion Of the parliamentary
points brought to the notice Of the
members during the Federation. This
was the last meeting Of the club for
the year ana was one full Of interest
to the members. Reports Of officers
were given and the club adjourned to
meet on the last Saturday IN Septen,-
Der.
The Tsceminicum club. held its an
nual meeting this afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. b. +. Norris No pro-
gram was given, but after the reports
OF Officers ana the presidents address
refreshments were served and q num-
her OF musical selections were given
The programs for next years work
were distributed and the club ad-
journed In reality. The closing senti-
ment Of the year books
Let us rest ourselves a bit;
Worry! Wave your hand to It,
kiss your finger tips and smile,
It's farewell little while
was the sentiment pervading the social
meeting and AZ gladly were clut
thoughts put away AZ they will be ta-
ken up in September.
| On last Tuesday evening linen and
china shower was given Miss Gladys
Harrington by her friends at the home
Of her sister. Mrs. Edward knight
Sometime IN June Miss Harrington
will become the bride Of Mr.. Scott. Of
the steamer Lewiston. It was mos'
| copious shower that refreshed the
hearts OF both givers and receivers.
On Thursday afternoon at her home
on Ninth avenue, Mrs. Samuel SAILS.
berg entertained company Of friends
in honor Of Mrs. Fred Hallet. Of Seat.
tie and Miss Kettenbach who leaves
in few days for her home in Indiana.
polls. The pretty home Of Mrs. SAILS
berg was decorated for the occasion
with roses ana carnations. In thu
guessing contest which had been plan.
ned for the amusement of the guests
Miss vollmer won the first PRIZES
souvenir spoon. and Miss Norma Volt
| mer won the second prize. Refresh,
ments were served and another after.
j noon among the many given compli.
mentary to Mrs Hallet was mos
i pleasantly spent.
j Miss HELENE Brooks was hostess q
an unique thimble party on Thursdal
afternoon. The guests were giveI
squares OF black cloth on which the!
were to outline an elephant in whit.
tape. These elephants. though black
were '.whitey In the hands Of many
Miss Martha Deither won the mrs
prixe-a gold hatpin--for making tn
most elephant-like elephant. Daint!
4 refreshments were served.
The Normal School picnic at Julia
eta OF, yesterday was taken advantag
OF by many friends Of the faculty ant
students who were hungry for the odo
OF pines and hemlock
Il women's clubs may not be all thu
women claim them to be. not all. par
haps that they might be. but that the
are doing good work II imminsn'
Newspapers east. west. north ~
south are giving editorial space I
1 what they arc accomplishing In tlAsa
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