Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-10-30
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lowe'en customs were carried out dun
ing the afternoon, the house being
darkened, lights were shaded and
candles were used, making a real
night scene to the rooms. A lovely
three course luncheon was served
The center-piece was a huge pump
kin, cut out, with the light in the
center, then the napkins were of
the pumpkin design, hand PAINTED,
and very suitable for the occasion.
There were eleven ladies present,
and they certainly had very pleas
ant afternoon.
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/ The first meeting of the H. F.
/ Bridge Club was held last right at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. S.
Soule A three course dinner was
served at seven o'clock. The rooms
were decorated with chrysanthemums,
and dinner favors of the same flow
ers were served with the second
course. Beautiful prizes were award
ed to the holders of high score and
of lowest score.
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The coming cut" party given last
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. McKin-
ney and Mrs. Albert Wilscn for
Miss Laura Wilson, was one of
the most brilliant functions ever CIV
en- in Payette. The guests were re-
ceiYed by the hostesses in the large
reception hall The charming deb
utante was dressed in white, her or
iy ornament being a beautiful Laval
liere CT pearls and sapphires, the git
c. Mrs. J. NJ. Bennett.
The reception hall was decorated
in red Barberry hedge berries. The
dining room was decorated in pink.
Wide satin ribbons extended from the
electrolier to tie four corners of the
dining table, which was covered with
filmy cloth Of beautiful drawn
work. A huge cluster Of pink carna-
tions. and pink shaded candles as
sisted further in carrying out the
color scheme, which also prevailed in
the refreshments served.
The ladies who poured were Mrs.
w. B. Gilmore, Mrs. L. E. Peterson,
Mrs. C. F. Muller, Mrs. Thomas Ash
worth, Mrs. F. NJ. Satoris, and Mrs.
T. H. Hogue. Mrs. Lester Seawel
presided at the punch bowl. Misses
Helen Reilly, jessie Burns, Ruby Ian
don, Harlene Satoris, Velma Spauld
ing, and Nellie Williams assisted
in serving.
The following is list of the in
vited guests:
p Mesdames Boyd, B. F. Wilson, Nc
Gosh, Masonheimer, Hendr chsen, Gil
more. McGlinchey, Brundage, Miss
Brundage, Mesdames A L. Pence,
w. Pence, H. Pence, P Br1wE, Price,
Chandler, Irwin Thurston, NJ. E.
Wood, Lyle Wood, c. E. Brainard, E.
C. S. Brainard, Chapman, Miss Chap
man, Mrs. Satoris, Miss Satoris, Mes
danes Patch, Berry, A. B. Moss, F.
Moss, Geo. Rezac, C. Dagg, o. Bus !
sey, Florence Anson, Henry Erwin, {
Ed. Short, A H. Bowen, ]. Harader,
T. ]. Brown, T. F. Adams, Frank H.
iIogue, Ed. Lauer. ]. S. Thurst n,
Miss Thurston, Mesdames Aug. jas
cbsen, N. A Jacobsen, John w. Sur,
Miss Jacobsen, Mesdames Lester Sea-
well, Elizabeth Toole, Blakesley, Ari-
ell Sunle, Lou Soule, A E. Wood, T.
Z. landcn, Miss Landon, Mesdames
Chas. Shontz, L. w. Spaulding, Miss
Spaulding, Mrs. ]. B. Burns, the Miss
es Burns, Mesdames Keith Burns,
Glen Landon, j. F. Orr, l. R. Wood
ward, ]. C. Woodward, Jennie Wood
ward, w. A. Coughanour, H. Sommer-
camp. ]. H. Shawhan, Tom Jones,
]. A. Lauer, NJ. d. Reed, Miss Reed,
Mesdames L. E. Peterson, c. F. Null
Ter, r. Bradshaw, VIM. Moot, J. NJ.
w. Reilly, Miss Reilly, Mes
danes C. B. Compton, Fitzpatrick,
Miss Fitzpatrick, of Denver, Colorado,
Mesdames H. E. Dunn, Crouch, Av-
ey, Nelson, ]. E. Turner, E. Chan
ey. NJ. Riebeling, Geo. Baker, Miss
johnson, Miss Rape, Miss Kuck, Miss
Dorsey, Mrs. A. ]. Scritchfield, the
Misses Cree, Mesdames Nelson Will
bur, Thos. Ashworth, Michael Harris,
Robt. Harris, Stoughton, Garland, Set
tie, Brink, Higley, Vaudeville, Walter
Jones, Tim Driscoll, Miss Gorrie and
Miss Pruett.