The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-02-26
THE MONTH soCIALI,y.

ohu WIS luyeS entertained wv
afternoons at the home of Mrs. Sim
mons north of town. The first da
cards were the attraction. the prize
awarded were large punches of beau
tiful carnations. The day followin,
an interesting Kensington was hel,
In the same rooms, there was mucl
merry making and an impromptl
program of music and recitations
Immediately after these parties, Mrs
Hayes left for her new home II
Idaho Falls. We are indeed sorr,
to lose her, but hope pleasure ant
happiness will gladden. her home al
ways.
| Mrs. Charles Vernon Fisher enter
tanned at Five Hundred. There were
about four dozen guests, who played
to win prizes Of beautiful china. Mrs
Chamberlain and Mrs. Mitchell were
the victors. Miss Olsen played
sweet piano airs during the game.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. John Danilson and
DR.. and Mrs. Walter Patrie gave a
pretty dance at Progress hall, which
was enjoyed BY large party OF
guests. The hall was made inviting
and home-like for those who did not
care to dance. Punch was served
during the evening.
Mrs. Millick had the members Of
the embroidery club and their hus-
bands at cards with Mrs. George Hol-
brook as guest of honor. Mrs. Ben
nett and Mr.. lockwood carried
home the prizes.
Mrs. George Holbrook was again a
guest of honor at the home of Mrs.
p. w. Holbrook at Kensington, inn
mediately after which she left for
California for the remainder Of the
winter. She was accompanied by
her son, Lowell.
A half dozen Of our young men
entertained their friends at Progress
hall for an evening in dancing. They
were Messrs Clyne. Bergman, Os-
born, Garvin, Ryan and DR.. Gee.
This with the one given by the
Sugar Tramps" seems to occur an
nually to the delight of all.
The school set enjoyed happy
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas to assist in celebrating the
birthday Of their daughter, Grace,
who is an attractive miss soon to bios
som out in young ladyhood. There
we're games and merry making such
as only the buoyancy of youth can
produce.
The little tots were not forgotten,
Mrs. Fred Murphey is a good friend
to the little ones and she arranged
late afternoon affair that suited ex-
actly the fancy of each happy
that danced and tripped
through the lightly fallen snow to the
home, where little Fred Mil
ton met them with that broad genial
smile the neighbors always associate
with the happy little chap. There
was ice cream and cake, of course
Mrs. Murphy knows just what chill
dren are fond Of. Then they all
went up to the moving picture show.
One of the busiest persons during the
affair was John Richmond, the big
brother of Fred Wilton, who seemed
o think no amount of work was
90 much to make his little brother
md guests happy.
Mrs. Hoover was kept busy cou- /
lie Of days with ten or a dozen of
he legislative committee party
tut from Boise to inspect the state
Institutions in eastern Idaho. A
lumber Of town ladies called on the
wives, but the weather was too un-
adorable for all who would have
one out to the asylum had conditions
cen better. d
The w. o. W. ball was the most
rowded affair OF the season. For
nee the large floor space in Prog
ess hall was too crowded with dan {
ers for comfort.
The Current Event banquet which !
yas planned for Washington's birth
ay was indefinitely postponed.
here we're several good reasons why s
he date did not suite the convenience
the club and our little town has
cen SO crowded with social affairs, 1t
'as thought little rest would be
'holesome for the present.
J. G. Lewis in Isl Plunkard" re-
lete with interest, mirth and pathos