The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-02-07
SOCIAL and. Personal ITEMS

One of the most successful social
events in Caldwell this. season was
held last night at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ J. Devers, 6O3 Kimball ave,
in honor of the eighteenth birthday OF
their daughter, Miss Honora, and OF
the birthday of w. P. Kelleher, bro
Their of the hostess. Many valuable
gifts were received by the charming
debutante, one of which was from her
father, valued at 5000. A laughable
incident occurred in connection with
the affair. The hostess laid clever
plans to completely surprise her honor
guests and so well did she succeed
that they in turn arranged surprise
party for her. AS result two lists of
invited guests appeared at the Devers
home. and three people were agree
ably surprised. Explanations that fol-
lowed cleared the matter and a gen
eral good time was had. The invited
guests we're: Messrs. and Mesdames
J. w. Cue, w. H. Redway, J. G. Flynn
J. S. Harrington, w H. Johnson, N. L.
Walker, S. D. Simpson, B. M. Holt.
N. M. Belcher, f. L. Bryan; Misses
Hay, Plat, Scott, Juanita and Opal
Stewart, etchen, McGregor, Mary and
Bertha Cupp. Martha and Betsy Price,
Botkin, Flynn, Harris; Messrs. J. D.
Kelleher, Creeger, Wayne, Brown,
Boyes, Crews, Stone, Binford, Mckee,
Banks, Cupples, Bales and Haten-
bower, all of Caldwell The out-of-
town guests included: Mr.. and Mrs.
Payne of Boise, Mr.. and Mrs. f. M
Robertson of Nampa, Miss Hickey of
Nampa, B. V. Devers of Portland, and
c. f. Clark of Huntington. Oregon.
The trustees of the Presbyterian
church met Monday evening. They
plan to put up stove in the church
temporarily and install hot air fur
mace in the spring.
The Union Missionary meeting of
the Baptist, Christian Methodist and
Presbyterian churches will be held in
the Methodist church, Friday after
noon, Februarv 9TH. Many will be in
terested in the program which fol-
lows:
Devotional exercises led by Mrs Col
lop. Paper, Christian Unity, Mrs |
Ward Stone. Vocal solo, Mrs. Rosen-
berg. Paper. Rural Churches, Mrs. D. |
N. Smith Duet, Mesdames Stalker
and McNair. Paper, "The Problem of
Mormonism," Mrs. T. f. Walker
Quartette. Methodist ladies' Paper,
10Y of the Work." Mrs Kimbrough.
Vocal solo. Mrs. w. L. Cirard
DR.. F. M. Cole made business trip
to Boise, the 3rd.
The children of the Howell family
are out again, after siege of small
pox.
Professor Muller, the science
teacher of the high school, spent Sum
day in Boise
Last Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
H. M. Steele OF Boise, were guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Hart. at sikh
o'clock dinner, in honor of Mrs. Harris
sister, Miss Isabelle Raymond, who
was home from Links Business Col
lege to celebrate her birthday.
Harry Coulter was a visitor in the
city Sunday, a guest at the w. A.
Stone and John Steunenberg homes.
Mr.. Coulter is brother of Mrs. AL
n: Steunenberg,. who is spending the
winter in Des Moines, Iowa.
The cemetery benefit at the Magic
will be discontinued for the present
because of inclement weather, but
may be taken up in the spring. Watch
for further notice.
Miss Sheldon will visit In Kingman
Colony. near Nyssa, for a few DAYS +
between semesters and her brother,
Loren, will be in New Plymouth.
John Payne, graduate law student
OF the University of Michigan, stop
ped at Caldwell for a short visit with
his relatives. the Botkin, Meyer and
Price families. He was on his way
to Portland, Oregon.
The w. T. Club will meet Thurs
day. OF next week with Mrs. w. C.l
Hunter.
The Young Peoples Bridge club
will meet with the Misses Price, Fri
day evening, the 7th
Mrs. Charles T. Hawkes. has been
quite i'll this week with la grippe.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Sutton of Home
dale, Miss Mae Hart and Mrs. B. wi
Rice, were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Hart on the third of this
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byers and family are
moving into the Frank Woods pro-
perty on South 18th St
Horace, George and Frank, the three
little sons of Mr.. and Mrs. G. IL
Crookham are. having siege of the
chicken-pox
Professor F. E. Springer has been