Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-12-05
SOCIETY NOTES.

Mrs. BOYD gave dinner Sunday
! complimentary to Mrs. Kate Monta
! que, of Hastings, Nebraska. Covers
L were laid for six.
, Invitations will be out next week
: for dance at the Gorton Hall, De
: cember 13. This promises to be one
Of the best attractions put before
J the lovers of the light fantastic this
season. The Octave Orchestra, an
eight piece organization will furnish
the music.
On Friday evening MI. and Mrs.
c. 'B. Compton entertained at dinner.
Yellow and white chrysanthemums
and smilax formed the decorations OF
the dining room. Mrs. Nye assisted
in serving. The inv-ei guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Adams, Mr.. and Mrs.
Brundage, Mr.. and Mrs. Reilly, Mrs.
Boyd, Mrs. Grant Of Salt Lake, Miss
Shiison, and Mrs. Lafferty of Weiser.
After dinner Bridge was played.
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Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Reilly gave an
elaborate seven O'Clock dinner on
Thanksgiving evening. The decora-
tions were of fruit and flowers, which
were used in profusion upon the
long table. Twelve covers were laid
The evening was pleasantly spent
with Bridge. at which Mrs. Chandler
being Mrs Reilly's birthday, the
guests all extended heartfelt wishes
that she may enjoy many more years
of happiness and prosperity. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Adams,
Mr. and Mrs Brundage, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chandler, Mr. and Mrs. Compton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Reilly. Mrs. K. G. Boyd,
Miss Helen Reilly, Mr.. Charlie Bus
sy.
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The choir of the Catholic church |
of Weiser spent Sunday in the city, |
having come to assist in the service |
of High Mass in the local church.
Those in attendance were Misses
Lillian Turner, Ruth Dyer, Katherine
Barton, Inez Barton, Mary Temes,
Rose Ternes, Susie Cook, Mrs. K.
NJ. Montague, Mr.. James Chinn, Mr..
Robert E. Clabby.
Mrs. ]. ]. Toole entertained these
young people at dinner, her other
guests being Mrs. Grant, of Salt
Lake, and Miss Helen Reilly.
Mrs. w. F. Strother entertained
them at lunch, having as additional
guetss Mrs. ]. j. Toole, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sur, and Mrs. Boyd.
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Thanksgiving was typical Idaho
fall day of radiant sunshine and ey-
erywhere an atmosphere of peace,
plenty and content The day was in
perfect harmony with the cordial
beaming hospitality of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. S. Hammack of New Plymouth, /
who entertained a few relatives and
friends at their home in honor Of
the day. A beautiful and elegantly
l O'Clock dinner was served
by Mrs. Hammack. The piece de
was big crisp turkey
with all the seasonable accessories
that go to make perfect meal. The
lay will long be remembered by all
present for the many pleasures COM
ng from the happy association of
.hese congenial relatives and friends.
Those present were Rev. Thos Weir
md family, Mr. T. Dotosn and fami- :
y, Col. w. A Coughanour and Mr.. !
rrevey.
One of the most elaborate social {
unctions ever given in this city d
vas the japanese luncheon given .
afternoon by Mrs. F. M.
'atoris, Miss Rape and Miss Dorsey. :
The guests were greeted at the
loor by Miss Harlene Satoris, who
vas in Japanese garb, and resembled
he beautiful maidens of the Flow
ry Kingdom A sextette of High
school girls, also charmingly array
d in Japanese costume. assisted
he hostesses and later entertained
he guests with charming vocal and
Instrumental music appropriate to e
be occasion.
The beautiful rooms were decorat- c
d with cherry blossoms in great pro-
usion, and were softly lighted by
apanese lanterns. The hostesses b
nd many of the guests were attired
n Japanese garments.
The luncheon was served upon
mall tables, spread with Japanese
abrics, and every article of the
1enu was prepared by Japanese
ooks, under the supervision of Miss
dorsey, whose talent as a culinary a
rtist Is conceded by all who have a