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

turn home. Mrs. Rice celebrated b,
making a trip to Boise, on the 3rd.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 4. Hay left last Fri
day with their daughter, Miss Leila
and son, John, for two months visi,
in California.
|. Mrs. Fred Mitchell entertained Miss
Mabel Fouch of Parma over Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayman and son
spent the day last Saturday with Prof
and Mrs. |. J. Smith of Nampa. They
also went to Nampa Sunday night tc
hear the lecture by DR.. Harvey Wiley
The College Art Club met at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Blatchley
for their regular study hour last Tues
| day evening.
! Professor Hayman went to Boise
| Thursday night, February 9th, to give
an address at the First Presbyterian
| church.
John d. Orr of Nampa, was a CaId-
well visitor last Saturday.
Mrs. Holt entertained the ladies
Bridge Club last Friday. There were
present Mesdames Bryan, Jackson,
Simpson, Devers, Belcher, Sutton,
Will Ross, Boyes, Walker, Cue and
Gigray. Mrs. Scatterday was the gust
of honor. Mrs. Gigray won the prize.
Mrs. Sutton entertained the Even
ing Bridge Club on the evening of the
sixth.
B. Merrill Holt sailed the 9th, from
New Orleans, for Cuba, Jamaica and
Panama. He has been travelling over
Georgia and Tennessee, and writes en-
Enthusiastically of the beauties of the
country.
The College Clan will meet Friday
afternoon the seventh, at the home
of Mrs. P. A. Boulton, on Arthur St.
Mrs. Norman Belcher entertained
at dinner last Saturday evening Mr..
and Mrs. Devers, Mr.. and Mrs. Simp-
son, Mrs. B. M. Holt, Miss Jenevieve
Flynn, Miss Nora Devers and Jim
Kelleher.
Mrs. Walters entertained at dinner
on Monday last in honor of Mr.. Roy
MCGEE of Portland. Mrs. Charles
Baker, Mrs. Jim Harries, Mrs. o. R.
Ackley and Mrs. Walker were present.
VOORHEES, Hall, the beautiful new
dormitory of the College of Idaho,
will be opened for the boys next week.
Every convenience has been provided
for their comfort Professor ]. M.
Rankin will be in charge of the build
ing.
The contestants have been chosen
from the College Literary societies
for the annual contest.
DR.. Cowden and the Rev. Mr.. Case |
took dinner on February 5th, with Mr. |
and Mrs. George Runciman.
The P. E. O. Sisterhood met with |
Mrs. F. M. Cole, Monday evening, the
3rd. Mrs. Fern Hart, Miss Ida White,
and Miss Steunenberg had excellent |
papers. The evening was thoroughly
helpful to all who were present
George L. Tappan will spend the
enterim between semesters at his |
home in Emmett.
Mr.. Smith and Miss Pearl Moore
of Ontario, Oregon, were married at |
the Presbyterian manse last Monday |
afternoon, by the Rev. w. M. Case.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Hunter enter
tanned Mr. Case at a family dinner last |
Monday evening
The College and Prep. students |
have been enjoying the pleasures of |
examination week.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Law, of Deer
Flat, are rejoicing over the arrival of |
a son, born February 3rd.
DR.. Pon's son, the young man who
suffered such an unfortunate fall at
the Opera House, is improving. His
limb. was put in plaster cast last
Sunday.
Mrs. Ed. Gilbert is recovering very
nicely from her operation in Canyon
hospital.
Mrs. D. D. Hanna is suffering with |
blood poisoning in her hand. She is
under DR.. Miller's care.
The little child of Mrs. Lee Pfost
has tosilitis.
Miss Robinson, an aunt Miss Eunice |
Days, visited the College building on |
the 4th. She has been visiting the
Days in Middleton for several weeks. |
and returns next Monday to her home
in Sheridan, Wyoming.
Miss Laura Patton was in Boise
last Saturday on business.
Miss Winnie Bird spent Saturday
and Sunday in Meridian, the guest of
her brother and family.
Dallas Mark spent the week end
in Boise
Miss Margery Steelman was the
guest of Miss Margaret Nichol at
Finney Hall last Friday night.
Miss Helen Pack will spend sew.