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

tonight in honor OF Mr.. and Mi
n Hayes, who are about to remove
! Idaho Falls, where Mr.. Hayes will 8
n gage in business.
Mrs. Ben Holbrook gave pleasal
i Kensington in honor of Mrs. Have
!, yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Hayt
was Miss Rebecca Wright before he
marriage, something over year ag
and lived all her life across the stree
from Mrs. Holbrook, their friendshi
therefore is tried and true and thei
worth to each other of value. MI
and Mrs. Hayes have many warn
friends in town who have been quiet
" and earnestly showing regret a
their permanent departure to max,
"a new home in Idaho Falls.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Rockwoot
and Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Christ gave
one OF the prettiest dances of the
season in Progress hall few nights
since. The social world Of Black.
foot in full attendance. The floor
was made in perfect condition, the
ladies We're beautifully gowned,
which always adds materially to a
pretty dance and the men were SO
well groomed they scarcely recog-
nized each other. Everybody forgot
everything for the pleasure of the
hour. There was coy corner for
those who preferred cards and deli
ciousN refreshing punch for all. The
decorations were carnations. Those
who went home early were sorry they
had done SO after more sober reflec-
tion, caused them to realize how
much they had missed, while the
late stayers declared the affair had
been perfect.
The following night the Sugar
Tramps" gave another dance in the
same nall. The "Tramps" (who by
the way are the employees of the
sugar factory seemed to entertain
but one thought, which was to care
for their numerous guests, while the
only other thought manifest was
from the guests, that they would
show the sugar boys how much their
efforts were appreciated. This is
the second annual dance they have
given, both of which were largely at
tended. Another next year is al
ready looked forward to with an
All weddings are always interest
Ing and some especially SO and
Blackfoot is to have one OF the
especially SOS" Everybody knows
Miss Della Kehoe, who for several
years has been a popular clerk in a
eading dry goods store in town. She
las made friends in this capacity by
he score In both town and county,
while socially she has been a lead
ng spirit with the card and dancing
et. She severed her connection
With business the first of the year
nd has been remaining at home with
er sister, Mrs. Charles Hart for the
1eeks since, enjoying her friends and
eing enjoyed by them in return.
frs. Hart and Miss Kehoe issued
ainty invitations for card party
a the parlors Of the /. o. o. F. halls
couple Of weeks ago. Those In at
'ndance being personal friends OF
[iss Keh0e, who had entertained her
their homes and several newcom-
rs, who are interested in the social
It. The hall is unfortunate in not
wning piano, but the absence OF
ne was overcome through the kind
,ss Of Mr.. Belleville, who generously
aned one for the occasion, from
hich Miss Olsen sent beautiful soft
rains Of music over the rooms dur
8 the afternoon, while Five Hun
ed was going on by so players.
rs. Jackman captured first prize OF
auIiful cut glass, while Mrs. Ber-
man Jr. came in for second prize
the same material. The refresh
ents we're delicious and nicely
rved. After the ladies had depart
, the tables we're arranged for an
viting luncheon given by the hos
'ses to the employees Of the Brown
lrt Company, with whom Miss
hoe has served for some time.
Mrs. Eldredge, who is one OF our
'st beautiful entertainers and