The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-02-06
SOCIETY

Friday evening Mr.. Edwin Van
Wyngarden entertained a number of
his young friends most enjoyably.
Saturday afternoon Ben Van Wynn
garden invited a number of young
people to his home. Mother Goose
pictures dissected were passed round
in envelopes and each guest was ask
ed to put them together. After this
candy heart hunt was played. Mold
ing numerous objects out of parrafin
afforded a good deal of amusement
and delicious luncheon closed a
most happy afternoon. Those pres
ent were Elenor Christopher, Sarah
Boone, Helen Stone, Pauline Baker,
Eldine Gartin; Nonice Bridges, Elsie
Myer, Lucy Cakes, Joy Foote of Mid
dleton, Ross Raymond, Ancil Steu-
nenberg, Albert Rice, Homer Rice,
Samuel Foote, Laurence Wallace, and
Kenneth Mackenzie.
The regular business meeting of
the Forward club was held on Tues
day afternoon in the Commercial club
rooms; no business of Importance
was transacted, but two new MEM
bers were added to the roll.
Mrs. e. p JUNIOR was hostess at
very pretty 500 party on Tuesday af
ternoon. The rooms were beautifully
decorated with red hearts strung on
ribbons festooned from the corners
of the rooms to the chandeliers and
portiers of hearts hung at the open
ings Mrs Place won the first prize
gold plated candlestick and Mrs.
Parker the consolation, a sterling sill
yer thimble. The guests were, Mes
danes Flynn C. Baker, e. Boone, Bar
nard. Boyes, Bryan, Devers, Norton,
Warren, Dyer, Smell, Cue, Little, w.
Maxey, Munroe, Roberts, Dorman,
Place, Ross, Mcknight Shelby, Scat
terday, Frank Smith, Van Duyn, Nell
lie Williams, Parker Handy, D. An
drews Cunningham, Jackson, Ruby,
Roadway, Goldsmith Misses Maggie
Davis, H. Stevenson, Wilkins, Opal
Stewart, Juanita Stewart, Boulware,
Little and Kelleher. Out of town
guests were Mesdames Ed Hopper,
Riley Atkinson, Hodge, Schrieber of
Boise, Mrs. w. H. Dewey and daugh-
ter of Nampa, Mrs James Garten
and Mrs. o. L. Becker Of Oakland
Cal.
Mrs. E. P. JUNIOR entertained again
on Wednesday afternoon, this time al
a Kensington. Everything in decora-
ton bore the color of red and the
symbol of a heart. Red carnations
were the flowers used. Cards decorat.
ed with a heart pierced by an arrow
and bearing the name of some guest
we're passed and each guest was asked
to draw a likeness Of the lady whose
name the card bore. After all haC
finished, the cards were put up anC
voted upon. Mrs Handy, who hat
drawn a portrait of Mrs. ]. C. Rice
received the most votes and wa
presented with a very dainty apron
for her pains. series of question
composing a musical romance, the an
swers to which might be guessed b,
recognizing the strains popular iron
different airs. Miss Hanson and Mrs
Blake tied on the number and afte
drawing Miss Hanson received the ia
vor, a pretty silver mustard pot. Tn
guests were Mesdames Blake, Clarl
John Baker, W. CHpp, Hay, Aven,
A. Dement,, DR.. Smith, Marlatt Pillow
head, Ed Plowhead, A. e. Gipson, Nil
Ter, Stalker, Buckner, j. G. Rice, CO
mish Stone, Ollie, Walker, Van Wy1
garden, OConnor, d. Brown, Har
rington, e. Boulton, p, A. Boultoi
Christopher, Wallace, Meek, Bul
roughs, McNair, Beatty, Latimer, r. /
Davis, A. X. Steunenberg, and c.
Steunenherg the Misses Bee Bake
Ella Hanson, Matte and Bess Pric
Out of town guests were Mesdame
McElroy, Il. Pinkham, Sehrieber {
Boise, Lesser OF Notus, Mrs. jaime
Garland, O. l.. Becker of oaklan,
California.
A very pretty and enjoyable luz
cheon was given on Wednesday
100 p. m. by Mrs, Jim Baker and MIR
Springer at the home OF Mrs. Bake
the rooms being decorated with po
ted oyclemen and little in bloom, ais
cut carnations. The tables were de
GRATED with potted plant in the Gel
ter and from under 1t ribbons ran
place cards. After lunch the CUES
were requested to pull the ribbon
and slips containing original rhyme
were drawn out. each called for di
renent response and merry ate