The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-01-29
THE MONTH SOCIALLY.


one OF the happiest socially, our L
tie town has ever known. Early
the month the Biethans went
California as usual and several soci
affairs We're given in their homo
Among them was pretty card par
| at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
| Fisher, at which Miss Susie Bietha
/ participated as guest of honor. TIL
affair was of unusual interest bt
cause Of the fact it was the first tn
Fishers have given in their ne,
home. Mrs. George Holbrook CAV
a kensington in honor of Mrs. Bic
!, than at her pretty home on Uni
| versity avenue and Bridge street
Mrs. Millick followed with nicel
appointed dinner with covers for tn,
Holbrook family, consisting O
Grandmother Holbrook, her sons
Ben and George, with their wives
Mr.. and Mrs. Biethan, who are con
sidered members of the Holbrool
family because it was the nader
name of the latters. This dinner
was given the night Of their depar-
ture for California. The family will
return at the close of Stanford uni
versity term, where three Of the
children are in attendance.
The p. e. 0. society have recently
added monthly social evening to
their outline. Mrs. C. F. Christ, one
OF the newest and youngest members,
taking the initiative by giving the
first Five Hundred party at the
pretty Christ bungalow home on
Shillings avenue. Mrs. Hart carried
away dainty little cream pitcher in
wedgewood ware. The gentleman's
prize was book.
Mrs. John Guthrie Brown, who
with Mr.. Brown, will take her de-
parture Immediately for California,
where they have formed hibernat-
Ing habit until our warm spring sun
brings on the green of our pretty tall
poplars and lawns, gave card party
10 the members of the Study league
and their husbands. The game was
Five Hundred and Mrs. Hart again
came away the victor of the ladies'
prize, which was a pretty piece of
tut glass. Mr.. Stufflebeam captur-
ng the gentleman's prize Of an Ink
veil. Mrs. Hoover gave a delightful
<ensington with Mrs. Brown as
,uest of honor in her commodious
ooms at the asylum. About 80
aides enjoyed the afternoon with the
lostess, her little daughter, Phyllis,
drs. Cliff Hayes and Mrs. Karl
Brown as entertainers. Mrs. Karl
'rown recites beautifully, having
er memory well stored with inter-
sting subjects which she generously
ives her listeners. At each plate
'as a fragrant carnation, with
ozen for the guest Of honor. AS
ne ladies were taking their depar-
Ire, one was heard to explain, "An-
ther pretty party Is gone" while
mother one exclaimed Another
Apply day is over"
Prof. and Mrs. McComb gave a de-
ghtful evening to the football team
I'd their coach, each accompanied by
lady friend and the high school
achers. Miss Mccormick favored /
e party with several songs and as I
sted the high school with their 1
mes, teachers forgot dignity for the I
ne and INDUCED in getting down q
their knees to fish apples from n
tub OF water with their teeth, and /
her stunts equally amusing. Then '
ey Hdu some sort OF an archery s
ntest and parlor football. the foot Il
II in this instance being rather d
III one an egg with the contents n
own out The dining table was b
3 gridiron and the game was r.
lyed by resting the chin on the o
&c Of the table while blowing the n
shell ball about. This created s,
lch amusement and the guests de- Q,
rted feeling that this particular ii
sning was to have been the social te
Of the season. The McCombs will H
se Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Hayes, Mrs. X
light, Miss Wright, Miss Carrier,
IS Felger and Mr.. Sells to dinner m