The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-04-04
SOCIETY.

opera HOUSE. luO IuST6 WOIS wv
many children for an enjoyable even
ing to the adults present, yet during
the pauses in the children's exhil-
aration, Mr.. Phipps proved his abili-
ty to play upon any instrument and
he gave some very fine examples of
his powers as a whistler.
Mrs. T. X. Little entertained the
following guests Friday evening at
on informal 500 party. DR.. and Mrs.
Cue, Mr.. and Mrs. Roadway, Mrs. A.
Invitations are out for a party to
be given by Mrs. Simpson and Ochel-
tree next Thursday afternoon.
Mrs J. H. Lowell entertained the
U. T. G. Club at her home Friday
afternoon.
Mesdames Handy, Ed. Miller and
Christopher had very peasant AT
Home" Friday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Handy. The ladies were en-
tertained by having pink and white
napkins passed to them, also large
raw potatoes and they were asked to
make a fashionable lady dressed In
new spring attire. Mrs. Van Duyn
was awarded first prize, box of deli
cate potato chips. Mrs. Buckner was
given the second prize. list OF
names was passed to the guests and
they were to conjure out from them
the names of some current magazines.
Dainty luncheon was served at the
close of the afternoon.
The invited guests were: Mesdames
Clark, Bryan, Squier, Harrington,
Buckner, Merritt, Hagelin, Cue. Mos
, by, Mcconnell, Mcknight, Ruby.
Steele, B. w. Rice, Parrish, Van
! Duyn, Brass, Ford, Perry, Chas. Ba-
: ker, Walker, L. A. York, Boulton'
Boyes, Roberts, Dorman, and Misses
Franklin and Barclay.
Miss Dorothy Goldsmith entertained
~ the members of her Sunday Schoo
70 class Saturday Afternoon at Kensing
ton.
ID Mr.. and Mrs. H. d. Blatchley wer'
r. the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Swail
III Beatty for dinner Sunday.
oil Mr.. and Mrs. George Handy ha
O. as over Sunday guests Mrs. Mimi
is Weston, county treasurer of Owyhe
d. County, who resides in Silver.
III Miss Elnora Christopher had a
~ guests for Sunday dinner the follow
- ing young girls: Misses Elsie Myers
Helen Stone, Celia Schuee, Edith Ste
mt vel and Nellie Welchell.
nd Mrs. Meyer gave surprize birth
ms day dinner Tuesday evening in homo
Sc of DR.. Myers. When the doctor Ell
H. tered the house he found the parlo
ms already occupied by Rev. and Mr.
ng Springer, Mr.. and Mrs. Price, and M
d. Botkin. A bountiful dinner was SER
on ed and the guests on leaving wishe
es, DR.. Meyer many happy returns {
m the day.
W The ladies of the Episcopal Gui
e. met Wednesday afternoon at II
''o home of Mrs. Cue. large numb
AS' of ladies were persent and ve
profitable afternoon was spent
sewing, afetr which a most amusil
mn egg hunt was engaged In and Il
25 serving of delicious refreshmen
brought to a close a very delight
afternoon.
., Mesdames Handy, Christopher, al
Ed Miller were at home to tine
friends Wednesday afternoon at I
ia residence of Mrs. Handy. The he
tesses passed round to the CUES
small cards upon which pictures
49,. notable persons had been pasted a
..,,, they were asked to make the char;
tiers, one card had the picture disse
ed and pasted on the other was
tact but both represented the sal
person. After partners were obta
eU' ed they were told that small pare
ohe wrapped in different colored pap
Ia -, .s oonoao,ad wound
would De 1Ound cOnCeaieu rouhu
room and each person was to HI
nis until they obtained different cole
They were then opened and W
found to contain parts of pictures
oms the guests were asked to paste tn
out on paper to form person. Nj
Id l grotesque and ridiculous creatu
were the results of their efforts ;
1t was voted that one of the figu
rday made by Mrs. Lander and Mrs.
Their drews was the best and the most
Dur diculous one was manufactured
man Mrs. Goodloe and Mrs. Thomp'
ousi- Each one of the successful cont
ants were presented blow pipe |
zle. The invited guests were