Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-06-15
BUSY FRU|TLAND ITEMS


tily decorated with natural flowers
the altar being especially pretty
trimmed with solid bank of re-
clover strewn with white locust bios
SONS. Every credit is due Mrs. Da,
for the training Of the children an'
success of the program generally.
The Children's Day program vii
be given at the Baptist church Sun
day morning June Is at eleven o
clock, the hour usually devoted L
preaching services.
The Fruitland Sunday Schools
elected delegates to the State Con
yention as follows: Mrs. J. o. Seritch
field and Mrs. Geo. Wilson, from
the Baptist church Mrs. Fitzgerald
and Rev. Thorn. owing to the ex
tremely busy time at present it wa:
difficult to find those who could
spare the time to attend.
The play, Union Depot" was
given at the packing house Tues
day night of last week to a well
filled house the door receipts be-
ing S41.SO. 1t was good and the on
ly criticism we heard was that it
was not long enough. The makeups
OF some of the characters was laugh
able in the extreme. The colored
people would have been a credit tito a
professional All credit is due Miss
Florence Lewis for the success Of
the affair as with her determination
to succeed she surmounted all obstac-
les and they were many, to final
success.
Mr.. Leonard Griffith was Boise
visitor Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Smith are re-
ioicing over the arrival of a lusty
10 pound boy born Tuesday, June
9th.
Misses Alice and Fanny skaggs
visited several days last week with
their sister Mrs. John Rich and
other friends on the bench.
Miss Long and Miss Smith of
were the guests Sunday
Of Miss Longs brother, Paul N.
Long of this place.
Miss Jessie Gilman of Pasadena,
California, visited last week with
her aunt, Mrs. Jessie Davis. This
roung lady has been taking quite an
trip to Portland, British
Columbia and many points of interest
going from here to Boise she will
De the guest of Dr. Stewart also her
brother Mr.. Gilman returning thence
20 Pasadena where her young. broth
ar will be graduated Friday night
Miss Goldie Farson of Payette was
the guest of her friend, Miss Mary
Sunday.
Sunday night when just ready to
start to church c. NJ Williams had
an accident which might have ended
Leaving Neal to hold
the horse he stepped into the house
for a moment when someone fired a
pistol which so frightened the young
horse he started to run oyerturning
he buggy and throwing Neal out,
who was unhurt but the fine new
Dggy did not come out so luckily.
If we would have as many social
affairs to write up every week as
his one it would be necessary to
nave a Society column.
A reception was given at the A.
D. Eldredge home for the bride and
groom, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Eldredge
On Friday, the occasion being the
sroom's birthday as well. About IS
guests sat down to an elaborate din
ler at II O'Clock, noon and satisfied |
The inner man, while pleasant con-
stories and "reminiscences
made the hour happy one, as all
the guests represented the family. /
Many beautiful gifts were received
by the young couple, enough it was
remarked to set them up to house
keeping.
Mrs. S. A. Pardnn gave a party
uui SudS ulsul III uOHOI VI uSt
daughter Gertrude's 18th birthday.
About twenty of her young friends
gathered at the home early in the
evening. For awhile games were
played on the lawn when the young
people repaired to the parlOrs which
we're beautifully decorated with pott-
ID plants, natural flowers and crepe
the color scheme being
Yellow and green. Quiet games were
played and delightful program rem
Tered in music songs and Rotations.
Those participating. Rev Thorn. Mr.,
Shank, Misses Mary Kinnison, Mar
on Robinson, Velya Grimes and
Josephine Pardun. Dainty refresh
nents were served and on departing
he guests expressed themselves asl
having enjoyed one of the pleasant
.st EVENINGS of tho eaasou