Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-03-23
Where Woman ReignS

time celebrating the thirty-sixth an
niversary of the marriage OF her
father and mother. Mr.. Kettenbach
was married to Miss Ada Meal on
March %, 1871, at Indianapolis, India
ma. Present at the dinner last evening
was Miss Elizabeth Kettenbach, who
acted as bridesmaid at the wedding.
Present also at the dinner were Mr..
ana Mrs. Edward Kettenbach of
Berkeley California, Mr.. Kettenbach
having also been at the wedding. The
other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Kettenbach. atg
Mrs T. e. Ward entertained small
company of friends at sewing party
yesterday afternoon. The guests were
Mrs. Foster. Hall, Mrs. E. Kincaid.
Mrs. Isle. Mrs. w. T. Lambdin, Mrs.
C. p. Coburn, Mrs. Leslie Thompson.
Mrs Ransom Coburn, Mrs. Gramlich.
Miss Alice Coburn, Miss Wildenthaler.
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| Mrs. Emma Sullivan will entertain
at a o'clock dinner next Monday eve
ming in honor of her daughter. Mrs.
Hooper who is her guest from Ward
ner. Six young lady friends of Mrs.
Hooper will make up the dinner party.
Later the party will be Joined by
number of young men and the evening
spent at cards
Next Thursday evening in the ban
quet hall of the Masonic Temple, the
Rose Croix Chapter of Masons will
hold their annual Mandy Thursday
banquet. This order has issued invita-
tions to the members of Laurel Chap
ter Eastern Star to be their guests on
this occasion. The banquet will be
under the management of the Junior
Aid Society of the Presbyterian
church.
Lewiston and the Lewiston valley
are making extensive preparations for
a reception to be rendered to Spring
) about Easter time. Soft, warm rains
and abundant sunshine are carpeting
the hills in their prettiest tints. Idaho
songsters all are here or on the way
; Buttercups are making fascinating the
unsightly places where spring creeps
in, and home gradens are filling with
daffodils. jonquils and violets. Hearts
| and souls are being attuned to the
: songs of the birds, and it's a hearty
welcome that Spring will receive when
she is really here.
{ Last evening at her home Mrs. MAY
Wildentha1er was surprised by the
Young people Of her neighborhood
j who had planned little dance in hel
/ honor. Those present were Mrs. Hoop.
er, Misses Tubbs. CARLY, Marks
Alice Crozier, Sallie Crozier and
Messrs. Greb, Burns, Erreson, Smith
? and Esslinger.
Thursday evening Mrs Miles John
son was hostess at a o'clock dinner
complimentary to Judge Hubbard Of
r indianapolis, Indiana The guests
j making up the party were Mrs e. c
1 Steele, Robert Jones of Grangeville
g. D. McCloud and Mr.. Hubbard.
/ Special music is being prepared TO,
the Palm Sunday services to be helt
tomorrow at the Charleston Episcopa
, church. A chorus of voices has beer
fehearsing and THE Palm" will b,
! sung by G. G. Cunningham
ri g
yesterday afternoon in Miss Hay.
, denis room in the public school IN,
, following little people took part in ar
interesting debate: Affirmative, Doro.
!, my Bevis, Eloise F'lemming ant
ponald Hicks; negative, Allison John.
1on' Eloine F1emming, Eugene Hall
, fhe question debated was, Resolved
, Fhat Washington did more for nj,
! country than Lincoln" The Judge.
We're, Misses Loretta wisner. Rutl
Schofeld and Vera Thomas TIL,
decision of the judges was in favor O.
the affirmative.
III Thursday evening Miss Nell Ecknari
/ entertained at cards at her home or
Fifth street. The guests were Mr.
, and Mrs. Fred. Butler, Miss staffort
/ and Miss Dollie McClaren and Messer.
Holmes. Lindsay and Ray Morris. Mis-.
Eckhart entertained Wednesday even.
j Ing Mr.. Robert Jones of Grangeville
! Miss Bessie shearer and Mr.. LIE,
Parkhurst.
= The twelfth regular meeting of tn,
: Twentieth Century club was helt
: March IS at the home of Mrs Nicker.
son. Roll call was responded to b,
quotations on the home. So mucl
! business came before the club at thi
l. meeting that special meeting wa.
q called fnr Marah OK ~ the haron =.