Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-06
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will sail for England. Yellow and
white were the colors used in the dec
orations. The crystal candlesticks
were tied with large bows of yellow
tulle and the center piece was Of
jonquills. The guests were Misses
Clare Morris, Virginia Shearrer, Nor
ma Vollmer, Icy Curtis, Louise Nor
rison, Hattie Palmer, Mabel Neal,
Genevieve vollmer. leila Morris. Rena
Hovey and Martha Diether.
The departments of the Twentieth
Century club will meet for organiza-
ton Monday at 8 p. m. All members
who have not registered in a depart
ment can do so by attending the meet
ing of the department to which they
desire to belong. The home and edu-
cation departments win meet with
Mrs I. N. Smith, the art and literature
departments with Mrs. Jessie Hurlbut
and the civics and current events with
Mrs. F. 5. Willis.
The Twentieth Century club held its
regular meeting April at the home
OF Mrs. Stacy. Twenty members were
present and responded to roll call by
quotations from Eugene Field. Mrs.
White read a paper on Saving of
Oregon" which ELECTED an informal
discussion in which number of his
torical facts were mentioned. Mrs.
Butterfield read a paper on young
Women Who Uphold Our Literary
Fame" which was highly appreciated.
The election Of officers for the coming
year was held and the following off,
GERS elected: President, Mrs. Day; first
vice president, Mrs. White; second
vice president, Mrs. Chastain; record
ing secretary, Mrs Smith; correspond
ing secretary, Mrs. Johnson; treasurer,
Mrs. Wright; chairman music. COM
mittee, Mrs. Stacy; delegates to the
district federation convention, Mrs.
Anderson, Miss Urch and Mrs Willis;
alternates, Mrs. Needham, Mrs.
Schildts and Mrs. Butterfeld. The
club, having adopted a constitution
adapted to departmental club work,
the members registered in their re-
spective departments and will imme-
diately begin to plan the coming years
work
Tuesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs Hudson Jones In Charleston Mrs.
Jones and Mrs. schermerhorn were
hostesses at a tea for Mrs Harry
Baughman who left Friday morning
for Seattle, from where she and her
husband will sail for Alaska. The
house was decorated in yellow Mrs
Kollister served coffee and Mrs. w.
E. Moore served tea. They were as
sisted by Miss Norma vollmer and
Miss Doege. The guests were Mes
danes vollmer. Geseery, Cox, Kjos,
Eaves Foresman, Hilly, Clarke. W. F.
Rettenbach, Nc Gilvery, Morrison,
Misses Kennedy, vollmer, and Norma
Vollmer, of Lewiston, and Mesdames
Ransom, Gelechrist, Libby, Anderson,
Watson. Kimbrough, vollmer, Norman,
MCNEIL. Moore, Hbllister, Kirkbrije,
Dwyer, Misses King and Doege.
A Deautiful function among this
weeks, many entertainments was the
Easter violet luncheon given by Miss
Wildenthaler and Mrs. J. e. Kincaid
on Tuesday afternoon in honor Of the
birthday Of their mother, Mrs Widen
thaler. Covers were laid for fourteen.
The table decorations consisted of
violet embroidered linen with a center
piece OF English violets. Violet shaded
tapers and violet shaded light made
most complete the violet scheme. A
flve course luncheon perfect in all its
appointments, was beautifully served
Following the luncheon an appropriate
toast proposed by Mr.. Schaff was
drank to the hostess by the guests as
sembled. The afternoon was spent in
Ave hundred. Those enjoying the pref
ty party were Mesdames SHAFT, Neal,