The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-12-06
SOCIAL and PERSONAL ITEMS

On Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Dorman entertained at their
beautiful home, in honor OF Mr.. and
Mrs E. c. Lavering. Five hundred
was played during the evening, and
prizes were awarded those holding the
highest score. Mrs, Belcher received
potted plant and Mr.. Walker a jug
of cider. The guest prize, dainty
breakfast cap, was given to Mrs. Law
ering. At midnight an elaborate
supper was served. Mrs. Dorman was
ably assisted by the Misses Sinsel and
| H edden of Boise, and Miss Young. .
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Lavering left
for California Tuesday evening. They
were accompanied by her mother.
Before leaving Twin Falls they dis
posed of their property, and II favor
ably impressed with California, they
will make their home there.
Roast chicken pie super will be
given on December 10 by the Baptist
/ Aid in the lecture room OF the church.
| All wecome. Price 35c. ADV.
MI n. d. 0CdIICl Ody AAo0S . O~S'
ness trip to Boise Wednesday.
Mr.. Walter Sebree left Tuesday for
California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Hedden entertain
ed in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Lavering
of Twin Falls. Covers were laid for
six.
Supt. w. C. Brooks has had three
applications from boys attending
high school for places to work
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Botkin enter
tanned at dinner on Thanksgiving.
Only the immediate relatives were
present.
Mrs. Post will entertain the c. M.
N. Club at her home in Nampa. Sat-
urday.
Supt. w. G. Brooks has received APP
plications from boys attending high
school for places to work.
See the display of pictures in the
windows at Platt- Peckham's store. ad.
See Platt-P eckham for Xmas. pres
ents. (Adv.)
The Westminster Guild met Wed
nesday evening in study at the home
of the Misses Price, on 10th and Dear
born streets. Miss Nichol, the chap
lain opened the meeting with scripture
reading and prayer, after which all
voices blended in a familiar hymn. The
annual thank offering was then taken
Mrs w. G. Hunter then took charge
of the meeting and conducted for one
rour the lesson on the last Chapter of
1.-THE awakening in India" The dis
cussions were very interesting and
helpful. At the first meeting in the
new year the society will begin the
study of new book, dealing with the
Mormon question. The secretary, Mrs.
Haley, read report of the condition
of the guild. Miss Snodgrass, the
president, then brought up for con-
sideration plans for conducting the
mock Trial." to be held at the Com
munity House on the evening of Dec
ember II. The hostesses, assisted by
Miss Botkin, then served delicious re-
freshments, consisting of hot chocolate
and Moravian bread.
The next meeting of the Westmin-
ster Guild will be social meeting at
the home of Mrs. Case, on December
18th.
Miss Mcfarland was the dinner
guest of Miss Snodgrass at six o'clock
Wednesday evening.
The Misses Steelman gave a party
on Saturday evening, in compliment to
their sister, Miss Mildred Steelman, of
Fruitland, who spent the week end at
home. Mr., and Mrs. R. A. Stewart,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Brooks, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Murphy, Miss Nichol, Miss
Kimbrough and Mr.. Rankin, were the
guests of the evening.
J See our line of comforts. We carry
the celebrated Maisch Comforts. We
are giving Is per cent off on all COM
forts. Platt- Peckham. (Ady.)
: Miss Lola Westcott, a teacher in
the high school at Fruitland, spent
Thanksgiving vacation with relatives
in the city.
The Christian Endeavor society. of
the Presbyterian church held social
at the home of Miss Sarah Boone, on
Wednesday evening.
Roast chicken pie super will be
given on December 10 by the Baptist
Aid in the lecture room Of the church.
All wecome. Price 35c. ADV.
Miss Daisy Beatty, of Creenleaf.
SPS.' ~" udyS TIC carly part OF the
week, the guest of Miss Steunenberg
and other friends in Caldwell.
Mr.: Frank Crowther of Payette, isl
spending the week in Caldwell on
business. -. -.
Miss Beulah Williamson, who is
teaching school at Horseshoe Bend.
spent the week end the guest of the
Misses Elvira and Louise Clambey.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Botkin enter
tanned at family dinner at their home
on Washington Heights, on Thanks
giving day. The guests were DR. and
Mrs Meyer, Mrs. Price and family
MISS Botkin, and Mr.. F. F. Beale.
4. X. Little. of Boise, was a bust |
ness visitor in the city Tuesday.
Mrs l. Stewart and daughter, en-
tertained at dinner Sunday at 6:3OI