The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-09-05

lake later. where they spent the even
ing.
The Westminster Circle was enter.
tanned by Miss Wilma Sewer at Dee,
FIAT FRIDAY afternoon All member
except two were present, going GU,
on the car and going over from There
| across the lake in the steam launch.
Inc missionary lesson was conducted
oy Mrs. Case after which the alter
noon was spent in playing tennis and
otner games on the lawn. A delicious
two-course luncheon was served on
the lawn, the girls doing full justice
to all the good things prepared.
Miss Helen Case attended lunch
con at Parma Saturday noon which
was given in her honor by Miss
Louise Blackwell. Miss Blackwell
and Miss Case are graduates of the
same school of oratory.
Mrs. Groom entertained most de-
lightfully at Kensington and lunch
con Thursday afternoon. Most of
the afternoon was spent in sewing,
the one game which caused a great
deal of laughter, being the answering
of Dilemmas. A delicious two-course
luncheon was served which was great
~ enjoyed by all. Those present were
Mesdames Case, Van Wyngarden,
Price, Miller. Boone, Cakes, w. NJ.
Case and Miss Helen Case.
DR.. and Mrs. c. M. Haley and Mary
Elizabeth left in their car early Mon
day morning for Portland. After
spending few days there they expect
to go on to California, where they
will spend the winter. While the
doctors health is very much improved
it is still necessary that he take
good long rest. They will be missed
greatly by their many friends in Cald-
well both professionally and socially.
Misses Sarah Boone and Alta Sc
bree motored to Boise with Mr.. Sc
bree Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Nye is quite i'll at his home on
Canyon Hill.
The missionary society OF the Bap-
fist church met with Mrs Stalker
wednesday afternoon. The study top
ic being The Laying of the Founda-
ton of World Wide Missions"
Practice has begun on the musical
numbers to be used in the choir con-
test at Nampa the 18th of September.
1t will be remembered that Caldwell
won first prize last year so all should
be interested in the second contest
which will be even more enjoyable
than the one last year. The choir this
year is composed of singers from the
choirs of all the churches and is call
ed "the Caldwell Choir"
Miss Ruth Leggett of Fairfield, Ia,
returned to Caldwell Friday last and
will have the history department in
the high school this year. She ex-
poets to stay at the home of Mrs. J.
c. Rice.
The Missionary society OF the Pres
byterian church met Wednesday af-
ternoon with Mrs. Lyon, the study be-
ing the fifth chapter of China's New
Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amesbury and family
OF Peaceful Valley have moved into
Caldwell for the school year and are
occupying the Porter house.
Nearly all the teachers and SUPER
of the Caldwell schools are
institute at Boise this week.
Miss Elnora Christopher is a guest
Of Viola Nichol this week.
Miss Margaret Nichol, the teacher
Of Domestic Science in the college, re-
turned to Caldwell last Wedne sday.
Prof. and Mrs. Paul Murphy and
son Robert returned home after a i
five weeks absence. during which
time they have visited relatives and
friends in the east.
H. F. Blake, formerly of Caldwell,
now residing at Roswell, has been
elected manager of the Parma Pack
ing house for this year.
]. J. Petty OF Kuna was a business
visitor in Caldwell Tuesday.
Messrs. S. w. Dee and James Har-
is left Sunday for Henry's lake where
hey will spend a few weeks hunting
zig game.
Chas. S. Davis. who takes a great
interest in the preservation of game
md wild life of all kinds. is of the
opinion that game birds and animals
will soon be exterminated unless
here is radical change in our game
avs. The first change Mr.. Davis
would make would be to make it un-
awful to hunt with anything but
single shot gun. This would at least
give the game a chance for its life.
He earnestly and forcefully condemns