American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-12-10
kARY BENEFIT
.DNESDAY NIGHT
] and Novel Features to
Be Introduced
1vGyY1Ody Has . Guess Coming as
~ lust What This is, But .
Good Time For Everybody
Il Has Been Promised.


NveF minute at the Auditorium,
uGxE "Wednesday evening. It will
bo u Drom concert and many other
th1M< followed by a dance. All
f0x 1Ifty cents. If you do not know
W&1ta prom concert Is, don't tell
.a1X body; Just look wise and do a
4, 1pE III pretending, for that is what
l0dy else is doing. Nobody
fG6Na except those who are getting
Nftg6p, and they are not agreed
A 1n3od0G themselves, and it will be a
f1Ad who can tell what the even
In vii bring forth-except that it
I&e prom concert. Prom may
s6t44 for promising, promiscuous or
p10 0pt-possibly the latter, be-
9SlI II the affair will begin prompt
3, even If none but the ushers
saxQ Tresent. You'll be there and
e1x too, or else you'll take back
soax md see some other fellow seat
- m table with your best girl,
uibbllng candy or slipping lemonade
a1l ne while talking like the mis-
Ghdex about the weather and other
intefp pting topics.
Whatever it is, it will be inter-
se6kiuR, Mrs. Greenwood and Mrs.
Curt0 are having a lot to do with
ARRANGING the affair and when they
decide upon something along comes
Dr. Tinnegan and says there'll be
nothing of the kind, it won't do at
u all lust how this quarrel will come
oVf - one of the most interesting
fSxtufes. What has DR.. Finnegan to
d0 With it? He is to be the master
of cetemOnies, they call them ring
m&aters in circuses. He refuses to
PLAY H there are any hits of song
or like at the Irish, and the ladies
are bound the Irish shall get all
fliftis coming to them. So there
q ne, and it's. an even guess as
{0 Who will have the last word
But there'll be a lot OF small
tables, ''just large enough for two, "
III the center of the Auditorium,
tor those who come early. Those
who come late will be seated along
the side Of the hall, and at the
rear, looking wistfully at those com
fortably and congenially arranged
At the tables and promising them
selves, weather permitting, never to
he late again. Some boys and large
GIRLS will move among the tables
K selling homemade candy and good
4 lemonade, and occasionally yielding
to the imploring of those who are
\ nctat the tables for just a little bit
OF those elegant refreshments.
There are to be number of
s1e&fures'' during the evening, one
o1 Which will be grand "sasha"
wh&kever that is, where lot OF
1ada4s perambulate around with
double masks, and anyone who can
1 tel1W neither they are going forward!
" backwards will be privileged to
me&t one of the maskers and discuss
B th4 merits of the refreshments
th6t will be on sale.
Mrs. Moth and Mrs. Hager are
tho committee on candy. Mrs. Davis,
Il Mn Earring and l.. e. Sigmond are
to make the lemonade; and unless
prGoent arrangements are changed il
WIN be made in the presence of the
pIlFch aSer. The ladies will slice the
lemons while Mr.. Sigmond puts then
th10ugh clothes wringer to extract
th0E lemon, which with the aid OF
w&t&r and sugar becomes lemonade
1he entertainment will be given
4 t0Mraise money for the library, a
cause so worthy and needy as to
APPEAL to all There will be songs
4 piano selections, selections by the
4 0f6hestra, and a general good time
Altar the social ends the floor will
bo&cleared and those who care to
d6R0o will be permitted to dance tC
te4 hearts content.