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

Did you ever? No, you never
For it really couldn't happen,
Don't you know.
The members Of the Twentieth Gem
fury club held their first meeting in
1906 on last Monday afternoon. at the
home of Mrs. Butterfield on Fifth
avenue. The meeting was we'll at
tended. Roll call was responded to by
quotations from "Voltaire." Louis
XIV, 1115-1774," was most instructive
paper, given in an interesting man.
ner by Mrs. Thompson, followed by
a general discussion. Miss Alice CO.
burn greatly pleased the members with
the a piano solo. Mrs. Willis read
lengthy paper on 'Women in NUM-
cipal Reform which was we'll receiv-
ed. Current Events We're led by Mrs.
Randall. The next meeting of the club
will be with Mrs. Randall at her home
on Sixth avenue.
The opening event of the week was
the Hospital Benefit Concert. Tenn
pie theater was quite comfortably fill
ed Monday evening, and an arprecia
tive audience listened to q we'll rem
dered program by our own we'll known
musicians. Each number was given
the hearty encore it deserved and mu-
sic lovers spent happy evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. d. Thomas gave
a pleasant dinner party at their home
on Fifth avenue Tuesday evening.
Mrs. f. c. Steele is visiting her
many Lewiston friends this week.
Can you play Bridge? If not you
h1a fad oh,
slow in coming. is here now sure
enough, and first thing you know you
will be invited to a Bridge party, SO
get busy"
Mrs. G. Weisgerber and Mrs. Henry
Heitfeld entertained about seventy
five of their friends at $500 party
Thursday afternoon from two to FIVE.
Mrs. Conley. Mrs. Erb and Mrs Vas
sar holding equally high scores, it
was necessary to cut for honors, Mrs.
Conley winning and going home the
proud possessor of a beautiful hand
painted sugar bowl and cream pitcher
Mrs. Hibbs. finding it her unlucky
day. was given a pretty pin tray by
way of consolation. At the end Of
the afternoons game a delicious two
course luncheon was served.
Most delightful in it's informality
was the afternoon" given by Miss
Genevieve Vollmer. complimentary to
Mrs. Max Lenddemann, of Madras,
Oregon. The affair was a sewing
party and the ladies occupied their
time with fancy work. Miss Voll-
mer's guests We're Mesdames Leeper,
Clark. NJ Barnett, Thatcher King,
L. Squier. Cox. Smith. F. Kettenbach,
Hasbrouck. Lenddemann and Wood
worth. Misses Zuriel Libby, Grace
Libby and Kinnear.
Mesdames Temple. Guernsey. Need
ham, Mount Jordan, Menace. " God
r. Morris and J.. Anderson We're the
| ladies So fortunate as to be the guests
of Mrs. D. y. Powell! at an eXquisitely
appointed luncheon given Thursday
afternoon, in honor of Mrs G. w. Tenn
pie. The color scheme for the occa-
sion was yellow and white, the beau.
tiful parlor and dining room being
decorated with quantities of immense
yellow chrysanthemums. Suspended
from the yellow shaded chandelier anC
extending to the corners Of the table
We're festoons of yellow ribbon turn.
ed with smilax. Yellow shaded can
dies In cut glass candelabra, and thu
yellow chrysanthemum favors for eacl
guest, added greatly to the artistic
effect. A delicious luncheon Of 81.
courses was served. Mesdames Mount
Jordan and Anderson. wearing prett!