Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-04-10
SOCIETY NOTES.

Mrs. John McGlinchey, Dist. fres
: dent OF the Federated Clubs of Ida
no, Mrs. Maule, Secretary, and Mrs
A b. Moss went to Caldwell Tues
: day to attend a luncneon given b,
Mrs. Blatcheley. A number OF Boi
Sc ladies were also present. The
program for the district meeting te
be held at Weiser in June was
prepared at that time.
For the past week Mrs. Lester Sea.
well has entertained Misses 6eatrice
Boehmer and Fay VanBuskirk, two
successful teachers in the Boise
schools, and these ladies' have been
the recipients of many social cour-
tesies. They were entertained on
Wednesday evening by Mrs. Boyd,
on Saturday by Mr. and Mrs. Brun-
dage, and on Sunday by Mr.. and Mrs.
Sommercamp. They returned to
their home in Boise Sunday evening
to resume their work on the follow
ing day.
Mrs. Lester Seawell entertained
the Ksnsington Club and a few in
vited guests at Bridge party Fri
day afternoon, in compliment to her
house guests, Misses Beatrice Boeh-
mer and Fay vanBuskirk OF Boise.
Decorations were of carnations and
ferns. A delicious luncheon was
served. Those holding high score
were Mrs. Settle and Mrs. Baker.
Those invited besides the club
members were Mrs. C. H. Bussey,
Mrs. George Rezac, Mrs Tiilotson,
Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs.
fireman of Boise, Mrs. Boyd, Mrs.
Sur, Miss Arma Jacobsen
Mr. and Mrs. viii Reilly entertain
ed the H. F. B. club Thursday ev-
ening, in the dining room of the
hotel. Cut flowers and ferns were
in evidence eyerywher, and favors of
carnations we're at the plate of each
guest when the elaborate supper
was served High score was made
by Mrs. C. B. Compton and w. F.
Strother The guest prize was award
ed to Miss Fay VanBuskirk. Guests
of the club were Dr. and Mrs. Wood
ward, Mrs. Lester Seawell, Miss
Boehmer and Miss VanBuskirk of
Boise.
Mrs. George Rezac and Mrs. Chas.
H. Bussey gave an elaborate enter
tainment Thursday afternoon, at
the home of the former. in eomph- |
ment to Mrs Bussey's daughters,
Mrs. Harry L. Tillotson and Mrs. |
A. Baker of Portland, Ore.
The house was beautifully decorated
with festoons of pink and white, with
heavy festoons of ivy ON doors and
archway, while great clusters OF car
nations and ferns were seen inI ev-
cry nook and corner. Eleven tables
Of Five Hundred were played,f the
prize winners being Mrs. Tom Jones,
Miss Helen Reilly and Mrs. Lester
5eawell.
The four course luncheon carried
,ut the color scheme. The invited
quests were:
Mesdames Alvey, Burns, BerdiDg,
Bennett, Brundage, Coughanour, Sa-
oris, Chandler, Reilly, A S. Soule.
R. S. Soule, Thompson, w. B. Gil-
more, McGlinchey, Muller, Mande7ille,
Settle, Byod, Compton, Jas. Lauer,
\. l.. Pence, Ed. Pence, Burt Vena-
lie, l. L. Thurston, Russell, A. V.
Williams, Earl Paine, Henry Err
win, Dunn, Nesbitt. Strother, Chan
~, Masonheimer. Moot, Orrell, t. E. I
-ones, Walter Jones, N. A. Jacobsen,
+. R. Woodward, Berry, Al. Wilson, /
Tohn Mckinney, Ruth Moss, John
Sur, L. v. Patch. Miss Boehmer,
Hiss vanBuskirk, Miss Johnson,
Hiss Dorsey, Miss Edna Rape, Miss
,ora Rape, Miss H. M. Berry, Miss
Helen Reilly, Miss Helen Purkhiser, ,
drs. A B. Moss, Mrs. Orrin Bussey,
drs. Dagg, Mrs Tillotson, and Mrs.
,aker.