Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-29
IN THE SOCIAL REALM

A few families yet remain out Of
town, enjoying an outing, but
most of the Lewiston people who
were away for the summer have re-
turned, and social life is taking on
its wonted activity. Club work,
church society work, fraternal So
cieties will soon be calling out the
activities of the people. Already
some parties and receptions are an
nounced for guests who have arrived
, to spend the social season here.
c. Weisgerber and wife have gone
| to Boise to visiB friends.
Miss Ora L. Kennedy and niece, |
Miss Doris Foresman, arrived in the ,
city Friday evening after two,
months visit with relatives at Craw-
louisville, Ind. Mrs. Emily Kenne-
dy, mother of Miss Kennedy and
Mrs. C. A. Foresman, accompanied
them home and will remain here
during the winter. The party re-
turned via Colorado Springs and
Denver, where they spent several
days.
= Mrs. r. p Reynolds of Walla
Walla who has been the guest OF
her sister, Mrs S. G. Isaman, re-
turned home Friday.
Mrs. George E. Crum left Friday
for a visit to her former home at
: GAINESVILLE, Wis. Mr. Crum will join
her later in the fall for an extended
trip.
w. J. Jordan has gone to Tacoma
i to accompany Mrs. Jordan home. She
Y has spent the summer at her cottage
I On the beach.
Mrs Fred Booth arrived this
morning from her home in Monte
n rey, Cal, to visit with her parents,
: Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Deither. This
Is her first return home since her
r marriage, and her many friends will
g be pleased to know that she contem-
plates an extended visit.
s Mrs. C. w. Mount and children
J, returned last Monday from an ex-
tended trip in the East, where they
/. visited relatives.
:. Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Babb and
son, James, spent the week at Sc
o attic, where Mr.. Babb attended the
annual meeting of the American Bar
. association.
d
n Mrs. Fred Warren, who has spent
n a part of the summer with her hus-
e band at his engineering camp on the
.. Nezperce electric line, returned to
e her home in Spokane last Monday.
ri Rev. s. B. Chase and daughter.
Miss Florence, returned this morn
IS ing from their outing camp on Craig
mountain. Mr.. Chase will make ar
1t rangements to go early In the week
e to bring in the remainder of the
family. They have spent the past
'r month on the mountain. enjoying
the pleasures Of camp life.
Mrs. John P. Vollmer and daugh-
r ter, Miss Genevieve, arrived in the
k city this morning from Victoria. B.
c., where they spent the summer af-
n ter returning from their Alaskan
trip. Miss Norma returned last
1t Monday.
:, Cards are out announcing an at
= home to be given at the residence OF
!, Mrs W. p. Hurlbut, No. 1906 Eigh-
tcenth street, Wednesday afternoon,
September 2. The hostesses are
Mrs. w. P. Hurlbut, Mrs. J. F. Hurl-
-. but and Mrs. Harold H. Hurlbut. A
large party will be entertained
throughout the afternoon.
Mrs. B. F. Morris and Miss leila
r returned Monday from the Sound,
t. where they spent the summer.
Mrs. L. B. Howard returned Mon
day from a visit with friends in the
Il East.
Prof. and Mrs. Chessman return
ed Monday from Astoria, where they
spent the last month.
Mrs. D. J. McGilvery and children
were the guests of Dr. and. Mrs. j
Tx C;va,c OF Ornfun oarly in the