The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-11-15

were Dr. and Mrs. Cue, Judge and
Mrs. Bryan, Mr.. and Mrs. Holt. Mr.
and Mrs. Devers, Mrs. Bryan of Port
land. and Miss Rose Harris.
| very successful party of last week
was the buffet supper given by Mr.
and Mrs. S. D. Simpson at their bean.
tiful home on Thursday evening at
o:3O o'clock. The affair was entered
into with hilarious picnic spirit and
was heartily enjoyed by all present
| CARNATIONS made the rooms fragrant.
PARTNERS were chosen by lot. The
guests who were seated at small tables
were Messrs, and Mesdames Z s,
| harrington. Belcher, Devers, Henry.
Hoffman, Suttin, Jackson, M. Walk
er, Holt, DR.. and Mrs. Cue, DR.. and
Mrs. Bondel and Judge and Mrs.
Bryan. Mrs. Bryan won the ladies'
I prize, and Mr.. Holt the mans prize.
in the bridge game which followed the
supper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Styles left on
tuesday evening for an extended visit
at their old home in Illinois. Mrs
STILES is taking her first trip back since
leaving there % years ago.
Mrs. H. K. Hartley visited last Fri
day and Saturday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin Harrington, in Boise.
MRS: Hartley left Thursday evening
for Long Beach, California, where she
Will spend the winter. She will be at
home to her friends at the Arlington
Hotel. w."
Mr. Whittig and family will occupy
the house Of Mrs Hartley during her
absence in California.
Mrs. Martha Rreshears, who has
been seriously i'll for some time, seems
to be gaining strength during the re-
cent pleasant weather.
Mrs. ]. w. Cue entertained the Fri
day Bridge club at l 80 o'clock lunch
con on Friday afternoon. A white cat
looking. stockingly natural was the
centerpiece of the long table, where
the IL ladies were seated. Wish bones
tied with small bows of lavender
Saline ribbon, were cleverly used as
place cards. Mrs. Peterson, the CUES,
of the club, who is fancier of cats.
was presented with the centerpiece as
| souvenier of the day. The prize,
handsome electric hair curler, was
won by Mrs. Holt.
The first performance on the lecture
course of this season was given by the
Katherine Ridgeway company, at the
M. E. church on Saturday evening to
fair sized audience
Friday, the END, DR.. Calvin S.
White will lecture in the Methodist
church on social hygiene and haunted
houses. DR.. White has been secured
through the efforts of DR.. Cue, the
president of the Idaho State Medical
society. The American Medical So
ciety pays all of DR.. Whites expenses
so the lecture will be free. DR.. Cue
especially requests that this date will
be kept open so that DR.. White will
have full house.
The Forward Club met in regular
session at the, Commercial Club rooms
| on Tuesday. afternoon at 2:3O o'clock,
with Mrs. Chas. Hawkes. president.
in the chair, and Miss Josephine Steu-
enberg secretary present. An unusual
revival of interest which has not yet
reached its contamination, has been
manifest in the club and in the general
attitude of the public toward the club,
since its first meeting in September.
On Tuesday afternoon the chief topic
of interest was the address on Social
Hygiene" by Mrs. Fred Pittenger, of
Boise. The speaker gave interesting
information on many subjects, Of
moral and physical nature, touching
upon the development of the child
from babyhood to maturity The talk
was of especial benefit to young moth
ers or to those who are in any way
responsible for bringing up child
right. The speaker held her audience
spellbound for about 40 minutes,
after which she responded to many
questions from the ladies present.
Short talks were made by Mrs. Frank
lin Coates. of Boise, secretary of the
State Federation of Clubs, and Mrs.
Walter Miller, of Nampa, president
of the Century club. Mrs. L. M. Ohm
stead gave very pleasing piano sell
ection. Out of town guests of the
club were Mrs. Pittinger and Mrs.
Coates of Boise, and Mrs. Walter
Miller and Mrs. Jas. MCGEE, OF
Nampa.
About 50 ladies were present.
Elaborate refreshments were daint-
" served under the able supervision
of Miss Statia Kelleher, chairman OF
the social committee. Miss Kelleher
khas held. the position so long and re-
liably that her feature OF the pro-
gram is always looked forward to as
a pleasant part Of the day. The new
members received were Mesdames
| S. D. Simpson, Alva Sutton, c. A:
Austin and S. Boyes. A number Of
ladies have applied for membership
and have submitted their names to be
acted upon at the next regular meet
ing. which will be the second Tues
day in December.
The North Side Bridge club met
with sMr. and Mrs. G. S. Doan on
| Wednesday evening. :.
The u. T. c. met at the home OF
Mrs. S. W. Dee last Thursday alter
noon. The ladies enjoyed a social
hour while working on their needle
work. The hostess was assisted IN
serving refreshments by her daught-
ers. Misses Nina and Dorothy Dee.
About is ladies were present. me
next meeting will be on the coming
| Thursday with Mrs. VIM: Cupp.
Fred Hartenbower left Saturday
evening for Chicago and other points
In Illinois. where he expects to re-