Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-27

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Paper. 900. American Colony in Paris.
Mary Jane Kettenbach.
Paper. Lace ard Porcelain Industries
Elizabeth Stewart Black
Oral. Observation-Disclosures. Latin Quarter
Miss Jennings.
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Frances Graham Morris.
DIR. Padelford of the State Univer-
sity of Washington was guest at
dinner Wednesday evening at the
home of Miss Henry. After dinner an
informal evening was enjoyed with DR..
Padelford by President and Mrs. Black
Mr.. and Mrs Wooster and Mr.. and
Mrs Hubbard.
Next week the woman's column of
the, Evening Teller will contain a dis
cussion of the domestic service prob
lem, to which the ladies of Lewiston
have kindly consented to contribute.
The Ideal club met Tuesday evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Schildts.
A program was given by the club or
chestra and the male quartette. The
evening was then spent in games and
guessing contests.
| The Home Talent company of |
/ Charleston gave beautiful entertain
ment last evening for the library and |
/ the Episcopal church in Bradford hall. |
Mr.. Truman Salmon of Missouri, who !
has bean the guest of Mr.. E. A. Hicks,
left this morning for Tacoma, Wash-'l
ington.
Miss Flmelyn Hicks left this morning
for Los Angeles, California, for Wis
it with friends and relatives.
The Fortnightly club of Charleston
met with Mrs. Norman last Saturday
evening. Mrs. Mcneil and Mr.. Moore
won the prizes.
The members of the Odd Fellows and
, Rebkah lodges celebrated their eighty
, eighth anniversary. with banquet and
dance last evening.
The Senior Aid society of the Pres
byterian church gave an apple blossom
tea yesterday afternoon at the homa
, of Mrs B. F. Morris.
The Parliamentary club had a most
e interesting meeting last Monday after
IA noon at the home of Mrs. F. e. Willis
The club will meet in irregular session
id next Monday afternoon with Mrs. J
p vollmer.
er Miss Mable Neal entertained Wed
Id nesday afternoon informally in homo
IN of Mrs. Emma Hauser, of Pomeroy
who is in the city visiting her mother
The guests were Miss Norma vollmei
Miss Dolly McLaren and Mrs. Waite
ak zimmerman.
in The High school program Of yester
en- day afternoon consisted of moe
trial to decide whether or not Grahal
la Morris was really insane or subject on
ne to brain storms. In the decision
was committed to the asylum at Orc
Ira fino to remain until after graduate
day. AS part of the entertainmel
er Miss Dawn Rowley sang 'The Messai
of the violets" She was accompani'
t on the piano by her sister Miss Lc
Rowley.
full
led The benefit concert given by Mi
vas Eve Stinson and Mr.. Arthur Frazer
asst the Temple theater Thursday event
,hn for the High school track team W
nj enjoyed only by a small audience, b
and those present are in position to
ion tina i. those who missed it missed re
ere treat. Miss Stinson was in excell'
the voice and her singing was delight
sed Mr.. Frazer has touch and mast'
ugh of the piano that was thoroughly
tied joyed.
up
the The students and faculty Of
the Normal were delightfully."- entertain
Mrs. Thursday morning by an address n
II. Or. Padelford. head of the English
IKE, partment at the washington 81
nry, university. DR.. Padelford gave
mer, tailed account of the life OF
dell, Rhodes scholars at Oxford univers
not forgetting the humorous and
teresting contrasts that the years \
ston brought in the way OF rules and re
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