The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-06-13
SOCIETY

the Ladies' Aid Society of the Pres
byterian church was held Wednesday
at the home of Mrs. Horn, the assist
ing hostesses we're Mrs. Ward, Mrs.
Robertson and Mrs. Marlatt. After
a short business session the meeting
was thrown open for a good social
time and certainly everyone demon
strated by their behavior that they
thoroly enjoyed the opportunity. A
leaf guessing game was part of the
entertainment and Miss Cummings,
who has charge of our Caldwell hos
pital, was the successful winner of
a beautiful bunch of red roses for
her ability to guess correctly the
most leaves. A delicious luncheon
was served at the close of the after
noon. At the business meeting 1t
was decided to hold a picnic tea ON
Wednesday, July Is at the homo
Of Mrs. Van Wyngarden for the BEN
eft Of all the adult members of the
congregation. The ladies were sup
posed to come with well filled bas-
kets early in the afternoon and get
ready for the gentlemen about tea
time
The Damrosch concert at Boise
was well attended by our townspeople
and certainly they never heard a
rarer musical treat and the ladies
who had the matter In charge GER
tainly deserve credit for obtaining
such excellent talent. About SO of
Caldwell's musical people went up,
among those we noted were Mr.. and
Leonard Botkin, Mr.. and Mrs. Price,
Miss Botkin, Miss Meyer. Miss Nc
Farland, Mrs. Hay. Mrs. w. ]. Boone,
Mrs. w: A. Stone, Mrs. Roberts, Mr..
and Mrs. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Barnett
Mrs. Williams, Mrs. e. Boone. Mrs.
H. H. Jones. Mrs. Roadway, Miss Red
way, Mr.. Bailey, Mr.. Ed Miller, Mr..
Conover, Mr.. Schnabel, Miss Selma
bel, Mrs. Brobst, Mrs. g. B. Steunsn-
berg, Miss Bess Steunenberg, Mrs.
Olmstead and Miss Olmstead, Miss
Gillette, Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie, Miss
Herman and Miss Beatty.
Mrs. T. X. Little entertained at
500 on Thursday afternoon. The
rooms were lastly decorated with
roses and honeysucle. Miss Squiers
was the successful winner of the ia
vor for the afternoon, beautiful
embroidery and drawn work center
piece. On account of the warm at
ternoon the hostess served lemonade
during the afternoon and delicious
luncheon was served at the close.
The guests were Mesdames Boyes,
Roadway, Squier, Flynn, Cue, Ochel-
tree, Hagelin, Dew, ]. A. Young,
Smell, Bryan, Mcknight, Doan, Miller,
Roberts, Dorman, Andrews, Stone,
Maxey, Ruby. Jackson, Miss McFar-
land and Miss Roadway.
Mrs. G. d. Smell, Jr., entertained
at 500 on Friday afternoon. All the
rooms were decorated in yellow, roses
being used to give the effect. Mrs.
Ruby was the winner OF the prize, q
beautiful hand-painted cup and sau-
Ger. The guests were Mesdames
Mcknight, Little, Redway, Doan,
Dew, Cue, Issacs, Squier, Ruby,
Bryan, Jackson, zeh, Shelby. An
drews, Place. Ballantyne. Stone,
Boyes, Harrington and Hagelin.
Quite a number of our ladies were
guests of Mrs. Chas. Miller at Mid
dleton on Friday who was entertain
ing at 500.
Weddings Galore.
Unless there is something done
soon to stop the marrying epidemic
that has broken out in Canyon county
there is liable to be trouble. The
following is partial list Of those
who have taken out licenses during
the past week: H. r. Creason and
Florence F. Steele; Horace ]. Burr
and Ora L. Keithley; Thomas r
Jenkins and Louisa Jenkins; w. H
Curringer and Minnie q. Goettiing;
w. H. Cleaveland, and Anna Orr; J
J. Petty and Laura Manning; Alez
CASTER and Anna Pauiey; William
Hating and Harriet M. Kimball;
Ithamar Andrews and Grace Fro
man; J. w. Enensizer and Estells
Carter; J. r, Mckinney and Dors
Wilson; r, q. Gold and Bertha ID
Freeman; Peter Berg and Blancl
Rodriguez; Frank A. Lyon and Ma
bel Thompson; Chas. Wicket and
Deli Miller; Monte G. Morgan and
frankie ]. White.
II there's another county in tn,
state that can beat this record, Jus
ont