The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-12-20
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ana eggs. Vallateu WIN pork anu
beans!
Mrs-George Olsen expects to spend
the Christmas holidays with her par
ents at Grangeville, Idaho. She will
leave Saturday morning.
Mrs. A. c. Zird intends to start for
Walla Walla, Washington, on Friday
morning, where she will participat0in
the Christmas festivities with her
daughters, who are attending school
at that place.
Wednesday evening at the home of
w. E. Bringham occurred another of
those memorable Brier Rose neigh
borhood social spirits, which, it must
be confessed, stirs only after some
what heightened intervals, then was
a general desire for another gathering.
And being further moved by this same
congenial feeling the neighbors, great
and small, turned out to the number of
sixty-fve or seventy. The following
program, whose selection was in the
charge of Mrs. Brigham, furnished
ample proof that in generation of
musical and declamatory ability Brier
Rose is not to be sneezed at:
Piano duet, Estella and Jessie Johnson
Song Helen and Mildred Roseman
Recitation ............ Grace Elphick
instrumental Music. :. :. MIR. Levitt
Song ........ Oral and Grace Elphick
Recitation ....... Mildred Roseman
Selection from Shakespeare. -.
$50. Mr.. Mcintosh
Vocal Duet Novel;. and Twiia Levitt
Trio-"When the Silver Tints the
Gold"-Piano, Jessie Johnson;
Mandolin. Mrs. Brigham; Violin.
The entire program was of the first
rank but there are few selections
that deserve special mention, the solo
by Celia Shuee, the Sheakspearean
quotations by Mr.. Mcintosh and the
| trio. Celia Shuee shows marked
ability, both in her choice of selec-
tons and in the manner in which they
! are rendered. She has appeared be-
| fore Brier Rose audinece before and
her solos are looked forward to with a
great degree at pleasure. Mr.. Nc
Intosh, although now engaged in the
common task of growing alfalfa hay
at the same time presents rare
acquaintance with the classical author.
which is seldom met with in an Idaho
rancher. As for the trio, tn,
highest compliment that can be paie
it is the fact that as those infinitely
sweet and quavering notes died away
there were wet eyes in the company
Mrs. Brigham is to be heartily con
graduated on the success of the pro
gram.
| During the course of the evening, /;
short business session was held il
which it was unanimously decided t
re-elect the old officers, Mr., Runci
man, Mr.. Callop, and Mr.. Rosemar
: for president, vice-president and sec
rotary, respectively. A committe
composed of Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. Brig
ham and Miss Martin, was elected t
assist the other officers in arrange
ments for a social every three month!
|. At this juncture, the ladies who ar
so ably competent in administering t
} the inner needs of man, brought fort
from the hidden resources of tn
a pantry those things which invariabl
: make your mouth water; and after
a proper adjustment OF the same, tn
whole company gathered around tn
k piano where the singing of HON
2 Sweet Home, marked the close of
a most enjoyable evening.
We wish to exted our thanks to M
e and Mrs. Brigham for so hospitabl
Il opening their home and for the goo
d time which we were thereby enable
n to enjoy.