Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-11

The young ladies belonging to the
younger set have been entertaining |
recently. Miss Florence Bohen was
the young hostess last Wednesday |
evening and her guests were the
Misses Helen Slane, Marie Ketten-
bach, Hazel Hurlbut, Josephine
Campbell and Matte Randolph, and
Messrs. Cecil Kyle. Ben Doris,
Henry Crozier, COTE Eckert and
John Fix. The young folks played
five hundred, made fudge and had d
general good time.
another young lady belonging to
the same set received her friends In
formally last Sunday afternoon.
Miss Loise Rowley was the popular
hostess, and besides her sister, Miss
Dawn Rowley, those she entertain
ed were the Misses Helen Hurlbut,
Marie Kettenbach, Matte Randolph,
Josephine Campbell, Florence Bo-
hen and Helen Slane, and Messrs.
Ben Doris, Cecil Kyle, COTE Eek
lert, John Fix and Henry Crozier.
The young folks had delightful
Afternoon with Miss Rowley.
Miss Josephine Campbell also en-
tertained informally recently, hav-
of 011nCf =
the Misses Hazel Hurlbut, Marie
, Kettenbach, Matte Randolph, Hell
en- Slane, Lois Rowley and the young
gentlemen belonging to this set.
All enjoyed the afternoon.
Miss Gay Schattner entertained q
number of friends informally Sun
day evening. Those enjoying her
4 hospitality were the Misses Virginia
Schearer, Josephine Campbell, Rena
Hovey, Mabel Neal Josephine Ran
dolph and Georgia Carter. and
: Messfs. Harold Culver, Norman
Vollmer, August Weinreich, Charles
Bohen, Laurie Hastings Ray Hester
and Mr.. Beck Music was the fea-
ture of the evening, and refresh
, ments were served and most en-
joyable evening was spent with Miss
Schattner.
The ladies of the Pastime club
and their husbands made up par.
: ty that surprised Judge and Mrs
" George E. Erb Monday evening an6
i" were most happily entertained. Tht
. pastime club met Tuesday with Mrs
ID. Cameron and passed another o.
their delightful afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid society of TIL
Presbyterian church gave a tea a
= the home of Mrs. G. w. SHAFT Thurs
day afternoon which was well at
!, tended. The house was beautiful II
:. its decorations of blossoms and, tn
!, refreshments dainty and inviting.
The banquet given by the ladie
\. OF the w. G. T. U. of Lewiston t
r. their husbands, sons and friends II
"a the parlors of the M. e. church o.
Thursday evening was decide
success. Over 60 people, were serv
n ed to delicious chicken pie suppe,
e. after which short program consist
T. ing of readings and musical mum
In hers by some of our best local talcn
e. vas well received. Faces wreathe
with smiles and spirit of congratu
latiOn was the order of the evenin
ns as result of the big victory in iii
Ne nois and Nebraska for Good an
r. Home and Every Land"
20 Mrs. B. F. Morris entertaine
re- Friday evening in honor Of Mrs. +
he o. Powell. She served most in
es viting six-course dinner, using cal
II nations and ferns for decoratiou
Ike Those invited to meet Mrs. Powe
lie were Mrs. Jordan. Mrs. w. P. Hur
ay hut, Mrs Briggs, Mrs. Mary Porte
Mrs. Mount and Mrs. Butterf1eld
Mt Mrs Wilbur Pantell entertained IL
n formally last Saturday evenir.
at this being also a surprise for M
IS Pantell. Those invited were NJ
re and Mrs. Jordan, Mr.. and Mrs. E
he Hall and Mr.. and Mrs. George. d,
rs lightful refreshments were servet
as
d. Numerous entertainments HAY
H. been given this week in honor
o. Mrs. D. O. Powell, who leaves toda