The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-03-26

numbers, was as follows:
s'our Welcome" Mrs. IA. Thomp-
son.
sour Prospects, Mrs. Jennie RUS
sell.
Our Friends Miss Elizabeth
Swisher.
our President Mrs Nellie Grit
fifth.
THE Father 81 Eighty Millions, I
Miss Mary Cravens.
Our Club, Mrs. Hattie Hunt.
Our Town. Mrs. Martha Russell,
It was In the presentation and IN
the replies to the various toasts that
the club ladies' shone to the best al
vantage. The mental treat supplied
was Of a character and quality rarely
II ever, excelled on such an occasion
and everyone who had the privilege
OF lisening to the flow Of wit and
wisdom was ready to admit at the
close Of the program, It was SPLEEN
did"
The club ladies all appreciated the
way our editor wrote up the banquet
and feel that we assembled the ladder
Of Importance in our town We are
now trying to interest the citizens in
a library and reading room for the
town.
We still hope and look forward to
the time when we can entertain the
Third District federation, but with
only eight members and this year 50
much street work and building to be
done, that we can not extend the in
vitation. We wish we could.
Respectfully,
ELIZABETH SWISHER,
Sec'y g. G. g. Club.
March IL, 1909.
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ANOTHER CLUB DAUGHTER WE'D
A few months ago the marriage Of
a daughter Of our state president
was told in these columns. Now we
are telling you Of another wedding
in the family OF the official board,
coming directly down the line to the
home of the first vice president, Mrs.
Reesor of Idaho Falls. In the even
ing Of March 18th, Edna Leigh
Reesor was married to Charles Mott
Laurence. 1t was a quiet home we'd
ding, only few intimate friends aud
relatives present. There was a
large bank of Gala lilies sent by
Elizabeth Reesor, sister Of the
bride, from Oakland, California,
which made pretty setting for att
tractive bride goWned in soft creamy
Crepe de Chine in princess design,
embroidered with her own handi-
work.
Miss Edna is the eldest of four
daughters, who by her marriage
brings into the home the first son.
She is a graduate Of the Idaho Falls
high school and has had a year in
our university at Moscow. The girls
are all musical and Edna is especial
ly fond Of cooking and homemaking
in general.
Mr. Laurence is graduate Of
Indiana university and of a law
course in some eastern school, Hefs
thoroughly cultured and thoroughly
educated, and has held good posi-
tion in the public schools Of Idaho
Falls for several terms. Both are
frequent visitors in the home of the
editor Of Echoes, at which times the
train always comes too
soon.
they Will live In Idaho Falls until
the close Of school, then make their
home on their dry farm near Poplar
for a time. Hearty congratulations
and wishes for the future go from
this desk to Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence.
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WIVES HELPED
BY LECTURE CAMPAIGN
v WASHINGTON. March 21.-The
officials Of the department Of agri-
culture who manifest an active in
.erest in the promotion of farming,
1airying. stock raising, ETC., along
lines are much pleased |
,ver the successful results of the |
lecture campaign just closed in the |
adjoining state OF Maryland, the
progress of which has been noted In
,hese dispatches from time to time.
This campaign, held directly under
he aucpices and control Of the de-
,artment Of farmers Institutes or I
was conducted by a
lplendid corps OF expert lecturers ON l