Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-10-31
IN THE SOCIAL REALM

| The year goes on and on and on,
Oe winters dusk or summer S
dawn,
| Or fang of frost or kiss oi rose.
! The year goes on, anu ever goes;
| But rounds it not froll Winter
| stress,
TO Summers lavish frultfulnrss,
Aye, CLEAN with go]m ana smile
! with tear,
Our harvest ripens none the .eSs--
| Our harvest of the golden year.
Mrs r. ~ Wright entertained
informally for her sis, er. Mrs. T.. NJ
Heisner. who is her guest from Col
Vile, Wash, on Wednesday and
Thursday afternoons.
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Mrs f. d. Culver entertained a
company of lady friends AT a Ken
sington party on Thursday after
noon.
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Mrs. Duncan McGilvery of Walla
Wa la was the guest of honor at Il
pleasant dinner party on Friday ev-
ening, given by Mrs. H. X. Barnett
at her home on Third avenue. The
guests invited were Ms. p. NJ.
Whitman, Mrs. w. P Hurinu-. Mrs.
C. w. Shaft. Mrs. d. M. white, Mrs.
Sullivan The table decorations were
pink roses.
The Thursday Afternoon Whist
club met on Thursday evening at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. g. See
ley on Sixth avenue. The ladies'
house prize fell to Mrs. Eugene Cox.
The mems prize was won by Mr.. Cur
It's Thatcher.
n Wednesday eye.lfny f new carl
club Of eight couples was organized
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. S.
Stacy to be known as the Clark club.
Dinner will be served by the hostess
to the club members. making fta-
ture of the meetings when is emit
cipated with much pleasure
Mrs. Mary Porter was hostess at
a pleasant dinner party ut her home
last Tuesday.
These present Wee Mesjames B.
+. Morris. Neal, Ms&ren Fnrasman,
Kouuody and EcEhort
Mr.. and Mrs. James Steele Lytlc.
parents of Miss Lytle. arrived in the
city last night to spenl the winter.
They will occupy the home Of Har-
ole Hurlbut on Blanchard Heights.
Lewis Hall was the scene of a
beautiful party last evening, 1t be-
ing a reception given by Misses
Long and Blanchard for Miss Lytle.
President and Mrs Black assisted in
receiving and Miss Wiley of Cheney
was also in the receiing line. The
reception rooms Of Lewis Hall were
brilliantly lighted and made beauti-
full with flowers and foliage. The
Baumgaertel orchestra furnished
the music and dancing was INDUCED
throughout the evening. Punch was
served.
The senior class at the Lewiston
Normal has planned a Halloween
party for tonight and will have Lew
i, Hall appropriately decorated for
the occasion There has been an air
OF mystery over the preparations,
but those in a position to know, but
who are mum as to details. hint at
surprises that viii add heaps Of fun
to the frolic.
Miss Ruth darlington entertained
two dozen of her school friends at
Halloween party at her home at
1856 Twelfth avenue last evening
The house was appropriately deco
rated for the occasion and lighted
with the weird light of jack-O'-lan-
terms, and as the guests were usher
ed into the uncertain light ghosts
fitted here and there and from
some hidden recess the COLLINS were
making screechy music. When all
had assembled the party was made
merry by the usual halloween games
ducking for apples. guessing fol
partners, pinning the eyes on
pumpkin and others of the merry
making class Mrs. William McLa-
rem acted in the capacity Of fortune
teller and added greatly to the
amusement. The guests were Misses
Frances Boston. Mere Allen, Mar
tina Bentley. Elizabeth Deither. Bet
tic THOMPSON. Doris Foresman, Hell
en- wellman. Marguerite Wyatt. Ada
line Dagsett. Neal Hicks. Marie
Watson, Mildred Struble and Messrs
Kenneth Bentley. Dick Thompson