Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-02
IN THE SOCIAL REALM

i IN I'LL 0O\
Mrs. w. G. Seeley, assisted by
Mrs. Fl. w. Hubbard, entertained
Friday afternoon at cards, the game
being $500" The afternoon was
thoroughly enjoyed. the game being
spirited. The prize, handsome
hand-painted plate, was won by Mrs.
Vassar. The guests were Mesdames
Vollmer, Baumeister, SHAFT, Perkins,
McGilvery, ]. B. Morris, B. F. Nor
ris, Black, Babb, Campbell, Vassar.
Jordan, Krcutinger, Dill, Somer-
Vile, Brooks, Hurlbut. Bravender
and Lingenfelter.
The "Trip to Europe" presented
at the Christian church last We'd
nesday evening, was greatly enjoyed
by the parents and friends OF the
children The frequent applause be-
spoke the appreciation of the audi
ence. The young people acted well
their parts. The surprising success
| was due to the earnest and faithful
work of Miss Craven and Miss CALI
son.
The contestants for the silver
medal given under the auspices OF
the w. c. r. u. at the Normal audi
| forum on Thursday evening were
greeted with we'll filed and APP
preciative house. Every one of the
six readings was given in such an
admirable manner that the listeners
felt a medal was due each one. The
Judges were Rev. baltimore, Mrs.
Rev. Patch and Mrs. J. B. West, who
awarded the medal to Miss Ethel
| Cochran. The musical numbers were
given wholly by amateurs and exc
cuted with skill and delicacy of
touch. The duet by Loretta Wisner
and Geneva Knapp ELECTED SO much
approval that they responded by CIV
ing THE Joyous Return in pleas
ing manner Much credit is reflect
ed upon Mrs. Laura Reese in train
ing the contestants and others hav-
ing the program in charge. Presen-
tation of medal was made by Prof.
darlington, benediction by Rev. AL
bert Patch.
Mrs. o. E. Guernsey entertained
the Thursday Afternoon Whist club
this week and the club will meet
next week with Mrs. o. A. Kjos.
The First Avenue Card club made
box party at the Brehany concert
Thursday evening and after the con-
cert were entertained at the home
of Mrs. j. P. Vollmer at Dutch
luncheon. The invited guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarke, Mr. and Mrs, Baumeister,
Otto Kettenbach, Misses Horner, Co.
burn and Saux.
The Anvil club met this week
with Miss Genevieve Vollmer. where
they spent pleasant afternoon and
planned to meet next week with
Miss Lulu Kroutinger.
The members of the Odd Fellows
organization celebrated their 89th
anniversary on Wednesday evening
at Woodmen's hall, which was we'll
filled with their own members and
the invited Rebekahs and friends.
Past Grand Master Chapman was
the speaker of the evening and gave
an interesting talk on the seth an
niversary of the Odd Fellows organ
ization, and he was followed by sew
eral prominent members of the or
der, who were also entertaining
speakers. Mrs. Robert Leonard.
past president of the Rebekah as
sembly, also gave an interesting
talk, her subject being "The Re-
bekah Degree" Mrs. H. X. Barnett
entertained with solo and respond
ed to a most hearty encore. Prof. |
Roos made his violin talk, as usual. |
and was enthusiastically encored
three times. After the speaking the
guests were entertained with music, |
dancing and refreshments. The
program will long be remembered as
fitting celebration of the seth anil
niversary of the Odd Fellows.
The Pastime club held its regular
meeting this week at the residence
of Mrs. G. w. Griffith on First ave-
nue.. The members spent pleasant
afternoon in social Intercourse, en-
broidering and partaking of dainty
refreshments served by the hostess.
Those in attendance were Mesdames
Edwards, Dowd, Haaser, Gaut, Mat
thew, Erb, LeQuime, Reed and Cam
eron.
The r. B. Hayes relief corps met