Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-02-02
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shower to MIR. Chessman, one of the |
teachers of the grade, who took his |
formal leave of the children or TINS |
grade yesterday. Mr.. Chessman takes
up his work in the Normal school
next week
The event of the week in High
school circles was the dance given in
Woodman hall last evening for the
benefit of Purple and Gold" the
High school paper.
The little folks in the primary de-
partment Of the Normal school gave
an indoor picnic Wednesday. Each
child was allowed to ask his favorite
teacher to eat with him.
The Tscminicum club met this af-
ternoon with Mrs. c. A. Foresman.
Mrs. Iattimer read a very interesting
paper on "Dore." The afternoon was
then given over to Miss Henry, who
talked on the French painters of
military and peasant life and French
sculpture.
Mrs F. L. Hinkly entertained
Thursday afternoon in honor Of the
birthday Of her little son Edward.
Sixteen of his little friends came and
afternoon was spent in playing games
Mr.. Preston gave a very interest
ing talk in the Normal auditorium
Wednesday morning on Irrigation"
Miss Henry introduced Mr.. Preston
as a greater man than Burbank, who
Is world famous for having made two
blades OF grass grow where only one
had grown before. Mr.. Preston. Miss
Henry said, had made thousands OF
blades grow where only one had
grown.
One Of the charming events Of the
| season occurred on Friday afternoon
at the spacious home Of DR.. and Mrs.
| c. w. Shaft on Fifth street. where Mrs.
Shaff and Mrs w. w. Leeper received
their friends from 2 to o'clock in
honor Of Mrs. Simpson and Miss Hol-
| brook Of Portland, sisters of Mrs. Pas
cal Smith of this city. Some homes
are ideal for the entertainment Of
guests. The SHAFT residence belongs
In this class. The guests were re-
ceived In the music room ana from
there were conducted by Miss Henry
and Miss Vollmer to the dining room
where delicious refreshments were
served. The table was unusually pref
ty with its decorations Of crimson
carnations and delicate fern leaves.
The soft light from red-shaded can
dies cast a rosy glow over the room.
Mrs. Clarke and Mrs. Marcus Barnett
were In charge Of this part of the en-
tertainment. The refreshments were
served by Miss Curtiss. Miss Mabel
Neal, Miss Helene Brooks and Miss
Zella Morris. The Misses Louise
SHAFT and Margaret Butler served
punch in the library Mrs. vollmer
Mrs Libby, Mrs. Stacy. Mrs. Newton
Mrs b. B. Bravender, Mrs. II. K Bar.
nett. Mrs. Harold Hurlbut. Mrs. War.
ner and Mrs. Eben Mounce assisted
in receiving. The soft shaded lights
the sweet strains Of music and TIT
beautiful gowns and faces OF the ladie.
assembled made this occasion one Ions
to be remembered.
The members OF the woodman lodg,
will give a masquerade ball on mex
Monday evening A prize will be Civ
en- for the character best sustained.
The members Of the Eastern sta
lodge gave an old fashioned hop t
their friends following the bushes
meeting Of their order on last Monda,
evening. During the old-fashione
dancing to the tunes Of old -fashione
music with Mr. Roos ana his fiidle q
! their best. the dancers were want I
. believe with Riley that 1.-The best goo
, times are the times that used to be.
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IL hospital 0ensat.
! The management Of the skating rim
I assisted BY the ladies' OF the advisor