The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-03-21
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served.
Mrs. Hewins of Chicago was the
guest of DR.. and Mrs. Young from
Friday to Monday, when she took the
train to join her husband, DR.. Hew-
ms, at Midvale, Idaho, where he has
entered into the practise of medi-
cine.
Mr.. and Mrs D. D. Campbell gave |
a dinner party last Friday evening. |
Those who enjoyed their hospitality |
were Mr.. and Mrs. Robertson, Mr.. |
and Mrs. Evett, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. |
Miller of Middleton, Rev. and Mrs. |
Rice and B. R. Hart.
DR.. and Mrs. J. A. Young had as |
their guest the latter part of last
week Miss Regan of Boise. During
her stay a very delightful Kensing-
ton was given in her honor by Mrs.
Young About IS or 20 young la
dies partook of Mrs. Young's gracious
hospitality.
The annual congregational meet
ing of the Presbyterian church was
held in the church Thursday evening
a departure from the general rule
was in the serving of refreshments at
the close of the business meeting by
the gentlemen Of the congregation,
WY pleasatn social time was en-
joyed by all and it was voted the
most successful congregational meet
ing in the history of the church. Dur
ing the evening Miss Grace VanWyn-
garden favored the audience with a
pretty solo and Miss Helen Stone
gave a recitation.
The Forward Club held its regu-
lar social meeting on Tuesday after
noon. The Educational Committee
having charge of the program, which
consisted of music and tea game
At the close Of the exercises a mag
nifcent Boston fern was presented
to the president, Mrs. Stone, by Mis-
Wood in behalf of the Club in ap
probation of her services.
DR.. and Mrs. w. J. Boone and MI
and Mrs. H. D. Blatchley gave a Pre-
gressive Dinner" party Wednesda
evening to a company Of young pee
pie, to meet the Collegiate Freshma
Glass of the College of Idaho, whic
consists of Miss Ethel Ensign, graz
uate of the Payette High School, Eli
abeth Bedford, Forest Sewer, an
Allan Dresser, graduate of the Cali
we'll High School, Georgia Foot
Cleve Groom and Ralph Trowbrids
of the Academic Department OF Il
College of Idaho.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. R. V. s
bree was hostess at charming so
party. Mrs. Sutton obtained the I
yor for the afternoon. The roor
we're decorated with carnations. T.
invited guests were Mesdames Boyt
Sutton, Smell, Chas. Baker, Monre
e. Boone, Dyer, Gipson, Flynn, a.
Nellie Williams; Misses Wilkil
Souier, Miller, Baker, Roadway, L
tie. Kelleher, Schnabel, Mae Boo1
Minnie Boone, Mary Cupp, Bert
Cupp Bulware, Opal Stewart,
Juanita Stewart.
Miss Helen Stone entertained abb
dozen of her young friends on
urday afternoon Guessing famil
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Ashore, Cross Questions, etc., W
the games played. Miss Geneva
Gordon obtained the favor for que
ing the advertisements. Lunch
was served in the dining room, VIII
place cards with jumbled names
formed the guests where to be 81
ed. Those present were Doro
Goldsmith, Sarah Boone, Marie
ker. Edna Askey, Cora Johns
Daphne Gowen, Leah Dell Mar
Genevieve Gordon, Elsie Myer.
Pauline Baker.
Places for dinner were found
place cards which were decor'
with the class colors. red and 9
There were eight progressions
ing the dinner, two of these b
conversational ones. A most dell
full time was spent by all and 1t
voted one of the most unique al
of the season. Among those pre-
we're Misses Franklin, Hawks, q
bell, Bayless, Squier, Bertha c
Della Myers, Botkin, Price, G'
Myer, Van Wyngarden, Messrs.
latt, Ross Cox. Blake. cleaver.
Burney, Bayless, Price, Walter {
Botkin, Prof. Gipson and Prof.
Mrs. Barr.
Mrs. w. A. Stone and Mrs.