Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-03-30

tained informally wednesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. James e. Babb were |
guests at dinner Friday with Mr.. and
Mrs. o. A. KOS
The ladies Of the Congregational
church held their regular meeting this
week with Mrs. 8. B. Chase.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kjos entertained at
dinner Wednesday evening Miss Stat
ford and Mr.. Victor Smith.
Rev. and Mrs. Somerville have this
week gone into their new residence on
Eighth avenue.
The wah- Yah-Tset club will give
fancy dress masque ball at Masonic
hall Monday evening.
Miss Nettie Rowland returned to ner
home in Spokane Thursday to spend
a week
DR.. and Mrs. Schaff entertained in
formally last Wednesday evening a
small company complimentary to Mr.
and Mrs. o. E. Guernsey.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Kettenbach will
give an Easter family dinner at their
home tomorrow.
| The Shadow club met on Friday aft
ernoon with Mrs. John It. Tapscott at
her home on Eighth avenue. Light re-
freshments were served.
| Miss Urch entertained at dinner last
| Wednesday evening. President and
Mrs. Black, Mr.. and Mrs. Wooster, Mr..
and Mrs. Calhoun, Mr.. and Mrs Bish-
op The evening after dinner was
spent at bridge whist.
Mrs. Ransom of Charleston gave a
~ O'Clock luncheon Wednesday In
honor of her little son, Griffin. Mrs.
Ransom entertained eight friends Of
the little lad.
Miss Grace Shepherd of Boise City
, will arrive in the city tomorrow MORN
ing to be the guest of Mrs S. o. Tan
J nahill during the session of the Inland
Empire Teachers association.
} Mrs. A. A. Perkins will give an Eas-
: ter Monday bridge whist party or
April 1, entertaining scout ten tables
: On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Perk-
: ms will entertain at Kensingtor
) party.
Mrs Hudson Jones and Mrs. B. 7
Schermerhorn of Charleston will en-
tertain next Tuesday afternoon in hon
or of Mrs H C. Baughman, who will
leave soon for Alaska to spend thu
4 summer.
Holy week, proceeding the close o
Lent. is usually the one week of thu
entire season kept even by those leas
strict in their observances. Consequ
| emily there has been little society THU
| week in the full sense of the word
| The pleasure loving are looking to thu
| future, the post-Lenten season, wher
society will resume its gay, attractive
l paths.
! After her week in Seattle Mrs
1 Needham viii go to Bonner's Ferry
where she will institute a chapter o
= the Eastern Star on April IA. En- rout,
home Mrs. Needham as worthy mat
o ron of the Eastern Star of the state
9 will visit the different lodges of tn
o north Idaho cities.
. pleasant bridge whist party wa
. that given by Miss Mabel Neal las
. Monday evening. The guests were thu
> Misses Louise Morrison Clare Morris
. Blanchard. Mr.. and Mrs Walter Min
neman, Messrs. Earle. Herren, Hyke
Forest White and Tom Neal. Mr.
Earle captured the first prize.
= Among the association visitors will
be Professor e. T. Mathes, formerly &
member of the Lewiston State Norma
school faulty, also Miss Maud Stinsor
Of the Spokane High schools, formerly
Lewiston public school teacher. Mis-:
Stinson will be the guest OF Mrs. B
F. Morris and Mrs. G. A. Foresman.
The Twentieth Century club held &
special meeting Monday afternoon
= with its president, Mrs. l. N. Smith
1t was a business meeting concern.
ing matters pertaining to the depart
mental club the Twentieth Century
4 club is organizing The constitution
and bylaws for the proposed clut
: were submitted and adopted.
Monday evening Laurel Chapter
!, order of Eastern Star spent mos