Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-11-24
The Week in Society,"


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The event of the week in society
was the very pleasant evening given
| by Mesdames F. w. Kettenbach, o. A.
Kjos, Salsberg and Miss Kettenbach
to large company Of their friends at
| the Wooiman hall Thursday evening.
The large hall was transformed into
scene of rustic beauty by Mr.. Birrell.
the decorator. with everything sug-
gestive of late autumn. The hostesses
of the evening were assisted In receiv-
| ing by Mesdames Philips and McGil-
very and Messrs. Kettenbach, Kjos and
Salsberg. Promptly at the appointed
hour programs Of the evenings mu-
steal were distributed among the
guests by Misses Marie Kettenbach |
and Nettie Rowland and the following |
program was given:
| Mr.. Baumgaertel.
Prologue from Pagliacci .....
| ..................R r. Leoncavalio |
| Mr.. Hurlbut.
| Reading ....... Kate Douglas Wiggan |
| Miss Henry.
Four Songs of the Hill 80. Ronald
Away on the Hill There Runs
Stream.
Boone Home My Thoughts From
the Hill.
Cat Dawn.
D-A Little Winding Road.
Mr.. Newton.
Une Pensee Lointaine. -. Thornton
| Mr.. Baumgaertel.
| Excelsior bdlIe
Messrs. Newton and Hurlbut.
Morire ..................G Guido Papinf
/ Miss Horner.
1 Violin Obligato, Mr. Baumgaertel.
Il I Wait for Thee. ........... .Trotere
Miss Horner, Messrs Newton and
1 Hurlbut
l As all the artists assisting were
Lewiston's special favorites the pro-
gram was one of unusually high merit
Each number was heartily received
and appreciation of It's beauty or difa-
cult rendition was shown by enthu-
siastic applause. After the musicale
the rer1a1nder OF the evepng was
spent in dancing. AZ "a z
Refreshments were served In the
banquet hall, where the. same idsa~0
autumn coloring prevailed I'M the
decorations, the table being beautiful
in yellow and white. The whole eve-.
ming was one OF delight to the guests,
who expressed their appreciation, by
enjoying it to the fullest extent ~
Dr.. and Mrs. Hinkley entertained
the Young Married Peoples Card club,
on last Thursday evening Five hun
dred was the game.
The young people of the Christian
church were entertained at the home
of Mrs. James l.. Ferguson on Friday
evening. e'a
Miss Urch, assisted by the young
ladies of the, normal. gave a library
tea this afternoon for the benefit OF
the Carnegie library. 800
The students of the third year Of
the normal school will give an old
fashioned Christmas party in the audi
torium Of the normal school on the
e.eang Of December IA. Preparations
are being made for Christmas party
patterned after the olden time.
The ladies' OF the Presbyterian
church gave q social in the parlors Of
the church on Tuesday evening. An
interesting program was given and re-
freshments were served
Miss Henry's lecture on Florence,
given at the normal auditorium Mon,
day evening, was rich treat for those
who love to revel tn the fields made
famous by art and literature. It was
q personally CONQUERED tour where the
director had true appreciation Of the
points Of interest. The lecture was
for the benefit OF the Carnegie library.
which Melted q handsome sum by the
entertainment.
n The Tsceminicum club win meet al
the home Of Mrs. Black in UNIVERSITY
addition at 2:3O this afternoon. The
subject for discussion Is the Empire.
The first paper win be on the Pro
| gress of the Empire and It's Faults,'
tby Bea Daily Lingenferer. Oral topic
"Napoleon-His Rise to Power-Th
Emperor" Martha chauncy Coburr
Reading, THE Battle Of Waterloo.