Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-04-10
SOCIETY NOTES.

quary's came from Emmett Saturday
evening and were entertained at
the Shaw home over Sunday. While
Olive was at the depot to meet her
friends, a number of other friends
assembled and as she entered the
darkened room with her guests, they
struck up the air, Down by the
old mill stream" They told her
they had come to help her celebrate
her 18th birthday and when she
had recovered from the surprise lost
no time in doing her part in the
fun and pleasure of the even ng-
For time they so far forgot their
dignity as to play kid games such
as delighted them at the youthful
age of 16. The latter part of the
evening was devoted to music, instru-
mental and vocal Mrs. Shaw assist
ed by Emma Johnson, who was the
promoter of the party served de-
Iicious lunch. Those present in
addition to those mentioned were
Stella Harris, Nell MCGEE. Ruth
Bracewell, Andy Manneman, 10
Bruning, Arthur Johnson and George
Fisher.
Mrs. B. a. Taylor entertained Sun
day in honor of her nieces, the Miss
es Summerville, who stopped off for
Iii. o,rou+o fvoro MiI1ar Nphr
to their new home, at Lynden, Wash,
also the newly welded couple, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Powell. A sumptu-
Gus dinner was served consisting of
every good thing conceive able and
20 guests partook of the bountlful
repast. The afternoon was very
musical, the violins and organ, &C
songs ETC., making the
hours fly as moments. The fortu-
nate guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Powell, Mrs. C. C. Powell, the two
Misses Summerville, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Chlids, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Beehler, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Taylor.
Mrs. Roy Taylor continued the
pleasures of the week by inviting
the above named company also Frank
Marlar and Mr.. and Mrs. Chisleshaw
who are fine musicians, to spend
the evening with her at the B. +.
Tussing home, Monday night, the &C.
casion proving equally as pleasant
as the first.
Mrs. H. E. Robinson entertained
her class of Philathea girls in her
new home Tuesday afternoon in SOC
ial and business session. Needless
to say the occasion was pleasant
one for this teacher and these girls
are a combination that always as
sures good time profitably spent.
Dainty refreshments were served.
Ray Duen entertained about 20
of his young friends Friday evening
the light fantastic" being the order
of the evening, the packing house
having been cleared and fitted up
for the occasion. The music was
furnished by Frank and Roy Taylor
with organ accompaniment, these
young men being able to procure so
delightful music on violin and or
gan. All were having such good
time they were loath to pause for
the nice refreshments furnished by
Mrs. Duell and not until o'clock
could the young dancers be per-
suaded to postpone.
Mrs. Clyde Harry entertained In
Ia little "at home" Wednesday az
ternoon Mesdamse Flack, Scritch-
field, George Wilson, Arthur Will
cox, S. NJ. Thomas. Chas. Winter
| and Miss Lena Wilson. The time
was spent in fancy work and con
versation and dainty lunch was
served by the hostess.
Last Tuesday night, "AA fooPs
day. a party of young people gath
cred at the o. Troxall home and
surprised Ray and Floyd, the young
men of the family. A jolly good
time was spent in games and MUSK
and the April fool jokes were served
up fresh, stale and original. Delicious
refreshments were served and thai
Is no joke either.
Mrs. L. G.. Hooley entertained de
lightfully to Sunday dinner Mr.. ant
Mrs. B. F. Tussins
Mr.. and Mrs. Cary Tussing were
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Warner
Dorathy for Sunday dinner.
The Philathea and Baraca classe'
of the Baptist Sunday school had
very delightful evening Monday nigh
at the home of Waldo. Herbert ant
William Holman. All kinds of game
were played and everybody laughed
Just for the Joy of living. Mrs. Ho
man served q fine lunch of cocoa