The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-01-24
SOCIAL and PERSONAL ITEMS

The Cleaver Extemporaneous De
bate took place Friday evening, Jan
uary II, at Sterry Hall. A representa-
= tive OF each OF the classes took part
5 Jesse Ragsdale OF the Sophomor
class won the gold medal. Followin,
the debate the Seniors and Junior
OF the College gave reception at Fin
ney Hall. The guests were the visit
ing Alumni, the Judges of the debate
the members Of the college faculty
and wives, and the classes OF the Col
leglate department. After listening te
splendid program, refreshment:
were served and fine time enjoyed
by ALL
Miss Martha Overstreet went for
an over Sunday visit to her home in
Owyhee, Oregon.
| Mrs. Lottie Hunter visited her
niece, Mrs, Frank Lockwood in
Nyssa. She returned to her home
this week.
| Mrs. Roy MCGEE and daughter are
visiting friends in Nampa.
Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Orr were
guests in the city last Sunday.
On Friday evening VI this week,
Mrs. f. NJ. Cole will entertain at a
| birthday dinner in honor of Mrs. c. /.
| Westcott
| he College Clan was entertained
by Mrs. W. J. Boone last Friday after
noon. This jolly crowd enioyed a
most delightful time The next meet
ing Will be with Mrs. 2. A. Boulton.
| Miss Francis Clemens has returned
from Marysville College, Tennessee
and will take up her studies in the
| college OF Idaho. On her way home
she visited her sister, Helen, who is
IN the sophomore class at Park Col
lege, Parkville, Mo.
The ladies of the Methodist church
VIII entertain the Annual Union Mis-
sionary Society at the church on Feb
ruary 7.
Miss Daisy Beatty spent a portion
OF last week in Boise in the interest
of the w. c. T. U. work and while
there attended sessi II Of the State
Legislature.
On Monday night of this week
Chapter F. T. +. q. met at the home
OF Mrs. Buckner. Idaho Laws on
property Rights were discussed, Mrs.
Soie having the topic, Liability for
Dept. Miss ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
and. Miss Westcott-that OF Sole
Trader. Mr.. L. E. Buckner graciously
addressed the ladies regarding these
laws, explaining things that were not
clear and bringing out MANY points of
interest. L he members were truly
grateful to Mr.. Buckner for his kind
and generous assistance in their meet.
ing.
The half-yearly promotions of the
puDilc schools took place this week
ana new classes have been started in
each OF the primary rooms.
Mrs. w. A. Stone spent . thursday Of
last week in Boise, and while there
attended social meeting of the Col
umblan Cluu. A number of prominent
CUB women from different parts of
the state were guests of the club. A
hne musical program was ndered
games were played and dainty refresh,
ments served.
Frank Stevens of Nampa was in the
city Monday on business. - NV
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Beatty will soon
remove from their ranch in the DIXIE
neighborhood to this city.
Miss Lucie Lee was hostess At
aelghtfully arranged four-course din
her at the home of Mrs. w. ]. Ross
asst Thursday evening. After dinner
I nree tables OF Bridge were enjoyed.
ne prizes were won by Miss Helen
Aetehen and Mr.. Arthur Binford. The
nVlted guests were the Misses Helen ]
,,te.tchen, Erma Scott, Carrie Brush, d,
v innle Baird and Anna McGrepor, )
nc the Messrs. Mckee, Earl Boyes, :.
vestrope, Walter Stevens, Frank :
lumford and A. A. Binford. !,
MIS- elem Paine of Boise spent last
'eek IN Caldwell, the guest OF her
aIrents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Hay :
MRS. II. +. O'Neil of Omaha, Neb..
'as an overnight visitor in the home :
i postmaster and Mrs. Horn last !
Miss Anna McGregor spent the a
rex end in Boise visiting friends. Z
I Boise. '''
Miss Mary Cupp and Miss Louise
,otkin were dinner guests of Mrs r
|. Holt, Thursday evening. a
Miss Luella Haley will entertain
ie young peoples bridge club at her b
ONE on Friday evening of this week Il
MISS Blanch Tucker of Knoxville. /
owa. arrived in Caldwell, Tuesday il
forming on her way to Seattle. Wash.
lie VISITED few days at the home of f
er sister Mrs. w. H. Barnett on Bel \
ont street.
The regular meeting of the Order of n
astern Star will be held next Tues n
y. evening, January %, in the Ma
mic Hall. All members are urged to v
present and visitors from other tc
apters entitled to attend will be tie
eatly welcomed. II
Those who have signed up for
kets to the Schubert concert COM &c
ny can get the same and have them OF
served at Wycoff's Pharmacy be- NJ
lning Saturday at 10 a. m. First w
choice. - ~
The Thirteenth organ recital given nnf
Professor Beale last Sunday alter AZ AZ
on at the Methodist church was an al
oroughly enjoyed by large aud. Pr
ce' Not only did the people of g.
dwell show their interest by at 80
lding but great number from the az
rounding country were present. ts
~ or more coming from Nampa on "e
interurban. These recitals are a r.
treat and much apnreac;,,od h., 70