Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-02-16
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served and the afternoon was a most
pleasant one socially and financial
success.
Miss Horner was hostess at pleas
ant party Thursday evening at the
Fix home. Sd street and Boulevard.
entertaining at cards and an informal
musicale.
On Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs.
Schildtz entertained the members of
the Ideal club at valentine party.
The following officers were elected for
the next six months:
President, Fred Guy: vice president
Ella Sallogey; secretary -treasurer.
Stella Scott
Recitations were given by Miss
Alice Jensin and Mr.. Orville Liyen-
sparger. and Miss Dirce read a ma
per, "Our Club"
The social event of the week In
Charleston was the animated cake
party given by Mrs. e. r. McNein to
her lady friends last Tuesday evening
The ladies came in costumes
representing the different cakes. Mrs
W. E. Moore won the first sze for
guessing the greatest number or the
eakes represented. The second nrize
fell to Mrs. s. C. Kimban. The follow
ing ladies were in costume. Mrs
Shermerhorne, Johnny cake: Mrs. f.
T. Watson, Brides cake; Mrs. Harry
Baughmar. Groom's cdFe Mrs. 8. y
Kimball, cinnamon. nut and ribbon
cake; Mrs. Hudson Jones, doughnut.
Mrs d. Ransom, sugar cookies: Mrs v.
D. Norman, Prince of Wales cake.
Mrs Moore and her sister. Miss King
jolly brothers: Mrs. Mcneil, McCloud
cake. The originality shown in the
costumes was the delight of the eve
ming, and as its name SUGGESTS, it
was truly an animated party.
The wa-Yah-Tset club gave a val
entine dance last Monday evening. The
hall was beautiful in its profusion OF
hearts and Valentine decorations.
with much enthusiasm. the boys and
girls grown tail who make up this
club. had filled two Valentine boxes
with unique and beautiful valent,-ne
From these respectively these self
same BOYS and girls drew for one to
be hts or her very own. PROUDLY they
walked awav when fond sentiments
such as Sure as the vine erows
round tfe stumn. ETC." fell to their
lot. A. r'dniei1t refreshments were
SERVED Prom a white heart-staned
cata containing thA significant th,mhle
Hirna and r'r~. The ladies' cut slices
TF0W FHo fln0 Mf0C
Nn-rna vnlIr,ar thA Slime. and Mrs
KoT>iiver- fro th'rrhia Trio mems
cai'a mint and nortoSnad a RING
dime and button. In the cutting
Mr.. Bonner got the ring. Mr.. McGil-
very the money and Mr.. Crow the
button.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl s., Wooster en-
tertained at a Valentine dinner last
Wednesday evening at their home in
University addition. Hearts were used
for decorations, both for the table and
for the dining room. Original valen-
! tines prepared by Mrs. Wooster bear
| ing a sentiment appropriate for each
guest served as place cards. Following
the serving of the first course the
reading of the various sentiments
caused much merriment. One among
them read: ITO my husband, then
and now
Dear sweetheart in the long ago
| used to say YOU were like dough:
1t was so hard to get you off
My hands you know!
But more like bread you seem today:
A little crusty shall say?
But sweet and wholesome, yes,
My staff. my stay"
After dinner the evening was spent
at cards
On Thursday afternoon about thir-
ty girls gathered at the home of Miss
Virginia Shearrer In response to the
following invitations:
Grille, come join in
The afternoon tea
Such a lot OF pretty girls
You never will see.