Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-13

yet 1OrSOtlel. lie IISt VI Tie WcCh
saw the exodus Of the college people
back to their studies, and the return Of
our own visiting Normal students. The
teachers, too, are back from much
enjoyed vacations, and in the schools
the work of the second semester is
we'll begun. While this settling down
to real. strenuous work after the va
cation time frolic, was noticed every
where, in social circles. clubs, churches,
schools and lodges, still the week has
been far from dull. There We're sew
eral pleasant small parties, and a cou-
pie of dances. But on the whole, it has
been a week of planning and prepara-
ton for future festivities. The great
est expectations are felt among music
lovers for the hospital benefit concert
Monday evening, December fifteenth.
The musicians to take part, as we'll as
the patronesses, have been busy all
week making preparations for what
promises to be rare musical treat.
Monday from two to five, Mrs Mar
Gus w. Barnett was hostess to about
fifteen young ladies, who We're asked
to meet Miss Crystal Chant. Of Spo-
kane. Needles and thimbles kept the
young ladies busy till late in the If
ternoon when dainty refreshments were
served.
Miss Madge Smith and Mr.. William
Cherrier We're married Wednesday
morning at half past five o'clock at st.
/ u. 4, II
officiating The altar was banked with
pink and white carnations. and the
chancel was prettily decorated with
palms. The bride wore a pretty grey
travelling gown with white trimmings
and white hat and carried white roses.
Miss Matte Barton was maid of honor.
and the brides only attendant. Mr. Ray
Hester was best man. and Messrs Dob
ner and Phillip We're ushers The
groom Is member Of the ST. Stanis-
laus choir. and the music rendered by
the choir was especially beautiful. Af-
ter the ceremony wedding breakfast
was served to the bridal party and
relatives at the home Of the brides par
ents. on Idaho street. Mr. and Mrs.
Cherrer left on the morning train for
few DAYS visit in Spokane and will
be at home to their many friends after
February first, at 7Ss East Main street.
On Monday evening. at her home on
Prospect Boulevard Miss Mabel Foun-
tain entertained about twenty friends.
in honor of Miss Lulu Pointing and Mr.
Earl n. VanNeter. After good card
game and delicious supper Miss Foun-
tain's guests voted the evening an ex-
ceptionally jolly one.
Two interesting weddings are prom
jsed Lewiston society people in the
near future hut in this Instance the
Teller promised mot to tell" that u.s.
not yet.
Mrs. Alexander HOWE, of Spokane,
has for the past week. been the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs Miles s. Johnson,
The Anvil Club spent pleasant af-
ternoon Wednesday, with Miss Fay
Yantis on Prospect Boulevard. The
next meeting Of the club will be with
Miss Lulu Kroutinger. on Fifth Ave-
nue..
Miss Mabel Neal is enjoying week
end visit in Moscow, the guest OF Miss
Curtis
r. r. Blanchard returned to Lewis
TON w eu1cSudS HE spa. ~'~.
iday season at his home in New YORK.
pretty home wedding took place
Wednesday evening at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs j. Pointing when Miss Lulu
Pointing was welded to Mr.. Earl d.
Van Meter. Of Portland. Oregon. The
bride wore a dainty, hand Embroidered
white muslin gown and carried white
carnations The bridesmaid. Miss Ma
>tSH1p a
Mr. William Lattir.ore, of the Presby-
terrain church. read the marriage SER
vice, after which an elegant supper
was served, Mr. and Mrs. Van Meter
will remain in Lewiston for few days
before leaving for their Portland home.
~ ENJOYABLE dinner was given
Thursday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. d.
s. Dent. to several intimate friends.
Miss Eggeman entertained a number
OF friends Wednesday evening in honor
of her sister, Miss Mabel Eggeman.
Cards, music and toothsome chafing
dish lunch made the evening seem all
too short Miss Eggeman's guests were
the Misses Blanchard and Eggeman,
Nessrs. and Mesdames Killing, Potvin
end Marcus Barnett, and Mr.. w. F.
kettenbach.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan ]. McGilvery
/ will occupy the l. A. Binnard residence
on First Avenue in the near future.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Bishop entertained sew
/ eral guests at dinner Friday evening
/ at their home on Ninth Avenue.
| The Rathbone Sisters gave an infor-
NAL dancing party after their regular
meeting Thursday evening. About
/ forty couples were present. That the
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