The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-11-11
SOCIETY

Nv was given on Saturday, No'oiAOo
nv Laurence Wallace. The guests
were invited to come at p. M. OH
horseback, and until $3.50 the time was
spent cantering in the highways anu
ways of the town on arriving at the
Wallace home after their ride the
suests were invited to enter the dlhlhs
DOM where a bountiful turkey dinner
vas enjoyed by the young people whose
nnetites had been sharpened by their
ide through the crisp air. After din
,er. during the remainder of the even
ng games and music were enjoyed.
The guests were Misses Cakes, Gar
Ter, Goldsmith, Stone; Messrs. Mad
len, Justin, Gowen, Rice.
Mrs. Ed A. Bryan was Payette
yisitor on Tuesday.
MI. Albert Shipley went to Welser |
N the Pony Tuesday.
Mrs. G. o. Smell was Boise visitor
IN Monday.
Mrs. John Kyle was hostess Saturday,
>ov. at her home on Chicago street
d number of her lady friends.
i pleasant afternoon was enjoyed in
hating and sewing. Dainty refresh
Hents were served at the close Of the
fternoon. The fortunate guests were
tiles and Wright.
Mrs Ed. Miller is enjoying a visit
some length from her sister-in-laW,
IRIS. j. R. Lain of Idaho Falls.
Mrs. VIM. Gordon entertained at a
aensington on Tuesday afternoon at
Ter home east of the city. The follow
lg ladies spent very pleasant after
noon: Mesdames Lesser, Wilson, Hun
er, and Martha Breshears.
Miss Travers who has resided for the
asst three years in Caldwell and who
eft for Highmore, S. D., on Wednesday
sternoon, was rendered farewell 200
| rheodosia Bush at the home of the for
ner in Middleton. Quite number of
our young people were in attendance.
DR.. and Mrs. Cue left on No. last
| Tuesday for the east. They will visit
or a short time in Denver, then Mrs.
Iue will visit in Iowa and the doctor
will go on to Chicago for study. Later
hey may both go to New York City.
they will be gone about month.
A very enjoyable aid tea was held ON
Wednesday by the Presbyterian ladies
at the home of Mrs. ]. L. Baker and
despite the rainy afternoon, a goodly
number were present. Dainty refresh
ments were served at the close of the
afternoon. At the business session it
vas decided to hold a bazaar some time
early in December.
Mrs. S. G. Aven is in NOtus, visiting
ler daughter, Mrs Curry Lesser.
The American Woman's League held
is regular meeting on Monday after
loon in the city hall. 1t was decided
to hold a WOmans Exchange if the
roper place could be secured for it.
my woman in Caldwell or vicinity
may bring in cooked foods, fancy work
or canned fruits, put her own price on
them, and the league charges 10 per
cent for handling and selling the ma
erial. These exchanges have been
very successful in the larger cities and
many ladies earn their pin money in
this manner. The ladies of the league
nave decided to donate cooked foods
,or the time being, to see how the idea
takes hold of the Caldwell public and
sale will be held in one of the stores
next Saturday and on every Saturday
hereafter until further notice is given
through the papers.
DANCE AT THE ARMORY
The most brilliant social event of the
season, in fact we think the most elab-
crate affair ever given in Caldwell, was
that OF the dancing party held at the
armory on Wednesday night, at which
Mesdames Holt, Place, Smell, Kneedler,
Gigray and French were hostesses.
The old armory was transformed from
a bleak and barren hall into a most de-
lishtful ball room, a fit setting for the
gay and beautifully attired company
that filled its floor. The ceiling was
festooned with flags and bunting and
many colored Japanese lanterns. one
end of the hall had been screened off
and here, by the soft candle light the
guests were seated at tables and dur
ing the evening a delicious supper was
served to the guests who came in
groups as the time was marked on
thelr dance programs. The unsightly
gallery had been transformed by prap-
gallery had been transformed by dram
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