The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-03-07

18th in honor of Mrs. Yaden o.
Homedale. A very dainty four-courst
luncheon was served, the floral deco.
rations being violets. Each gues'
when leaving the table drew with hei
place a corsage boquet of the violets
The afternoon was spent in playing
bridge, Mrs. Cue winning first prize
Those present were, Mesdames Bel
cher, Holt, Cue, Simpson, Devers.
Boyes, Cigray. Bryan. Jackson, Ross
and Sutton.
Miss Mary Snodgrass, who has just
returned from q visit in Iowa, is now
sole proprietor of the Snodgrass
Studio on Main street. L. B. Snod-
grass retiring. She has also bought
the Snodgrass home at 9l0 Everett
street and expects to take possession
OF same in week or ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l. Myers are mov-
ing from their residence on Dearborn
street this week and will occupy DR..
Cues cottage on the Boulevard
Mrs. Paul Murphy has been quite
i'll the past week with Ia grippe.
The opening of the Gilgan Millinery
parlors Saturday afternoon was en-
joyed by a great number of the Cald-
well ladies.
Mr.. L. B. Snodgrass, who is retir-
ing from the Snodgrass Studio is
going to take up the same business
in Loveland, Colorado. While the
many friends of Mr.. Snodgrass are
very sorry to have him leave Caldwell
he goes with all good wishes to his
new work in Colorado. Mrs. Snod-
grass with little Miss Elenore. will
visit her many relatives in Knoxville,
Iowa, for a couple of months until Mr..
Snodgrass has gotten established in
their new home.
Mr.. Walters is slowly recovering
from an attack of Ia grippe.
DR.: and Mrs. J. S. Meyer and Mr..
and Mrs: F. F. Beale are moving into
the residence of Miss Althea Sheldon
on the Boulevard The Meyer home
IS to be raised, remodeled and modern
ized and fully equipped for the studio
work OF Prof. and Mrs. Beale. This
brings delight to the hearts of the
music loving people of Caldwell for
It means that Professor and Mrs.
beale have decided to stay with us. A
trip back east and to California was
all that was needed to bring them
back to the invigorating atmosphere
Miss Steuenebrg was entertained
informally at dinner by Mrs. w. A
Stone, Sunday noon.
The Westminster Circle enioved
banquet at the home of Miss Lena
buntrock, Saturday evening at s;~
o'clock. A membership contest has
Deen gong on for the past four
months, the reward being a banquet
lot rne winners by the losers. The
tables were arranged in the shape Of
l and beautifully decorated in red
and white. The centerpiece was
handsome silver candelabra with
ooquets of red and white Carnations
on either side. The place cards were
art gallery style and caused a great
deal OF amusement. The FIVE courses
were served by four of the "Dauoho
tiers OF the King" Miss Mildred Love
Joy furnishing music in the adjoining
room. Toasts were given BY The fol.
loving persons: Mrs. Christopher :.
Miss Ida Shorb. Mrs. Case Miss
Gladys Nichol having the proeram in
charge. After the circle marble had
been given several times. ali return
ed to the parlor where an hour If
music and fun was enjoyed by ali.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert and it'll.
daughter, Dorothy, of New Plymouth
visited friends here FRIDAY
Mrs. Thomas Scott of Mann, s,.r.
Friday last with the Misses Pr;ca "'
Mr.. Binford and Miss McCrsoo-
were guests of DR.. Miller for a Is.
ini,e auto ride Sunday afternoon.
MISS Nellie Hinchliff and Miss
Hmingus OF Emmett. visited at Finnev
naiI last Friday and Saturday.
MRS: Cue entertained a number of
neI trends at the chicken pie supper
last rnday evening at the Baptist
Gnurcn. This was followed BY a most
aaehghtful social hour at the home Of
Miss Amy Madden and MI. M. K.
MADDEN and family are moving This
week into the formers residence on
Dearoorn street, which was formerly
occupied by A. l. Myers. Mr.. Mad
gen expects to leave shortly for a
business trip to Colorado,
Mrs. Scatterday delightfully."- enter
FAMED the Knob Hill Bridge Club At
her home last Friday evening. 4
delicious buffet dinner was served
the whole occasion being a most han
ply one. ""P-
The new Odd Fellows hall at Wild
eer was dedicated on the evening Of
FEBRUARY q. Stirring addresses were
gwen by. Messrs. Handy and GIBSON.
the music being furnished by Miss
Luc'e Lee and Miss Bess Price. III
banquet which followed was bv M
means r-nor part of the program
and was enjoyed by all. The toasts
were clever and to the point, thereby
causing a great deal of good feel;ng
ana amusement. About twentv.fve
Caldwell people were present and
several from Parma. 1
Ed. Miller made a flyine trim n
aeroplane. "o' !" an
Edward Miller is again abb. n r..
out after his long illness. - 'e
Mrs Joe Williamson has b.en
spending the last week with Mrs
hiram French at Washoe, Idaho
The U. T. c. club met with M.
Handy last Thursday afternoon. about
~ OF the members being present.
Mrs. Baker with her daughters
Misses Pauline and Marie, Visited
Mrs. Kincaid at Star last Sunday, Mrs
Kturaed a,.d A.. ~. D