Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-01-02
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SOCIETY NOTES.

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Sunday evening a pleasant Bridge
party was given by Mrs. Boyd, com
phmentary to Mrs. Robert Carol
Davis of Boise, and Mrs. Benere
Grant of Salt Lake. Four tables
were played. After eight games Mr..
Reilly and Mrs. Reilly were found
TO have made highest score. Dur
ing the evening several charming vo-
cal selections were rendered by Mrs.
Grant and Mrs. Davis. The guests
were members of the H. F. Bridge
club.
Monday afternoon, Mrs. Coughanour
gave an informal Bridge party, in
honor or Mrs. B. P. Shawhan of
Boise. Three tables were played, af-
ter which luncheon was served. High
score was made by Mrs. ]. A. Lauer.
Those present were Mesdames Shaw
han, Soule, Jones, Settle, Sommer-
camp, Brundage, Gilmore, Reilly,
Grant, Peterson, Lauer and Hami ton.
One of the pleasantest events of
the past week was the Bridge party
given by Mrs. c. B. Compton to the
Hs F. Bridge club, Monday evening,
at which her daughter, Mrs. Robert
Carol Davis, was the guest of hCn-
or. Decorations were in Christmas
effects. Five tables were played,
high score being made by Mr.. l.. S.
Soule and Mrs. Soule. The guests
consisted of the Club members, Mrs.
Davis of Boise, Mrs Benere Grant
of Salt Lake, and Mrs. Hamilton, of
Weiser.
The Five Hundred party given on
New Years eve by Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester Seawell was the most elabor
ate, in all it's appointments, OF any
given in the city for some time. Miss
Beatrice Boehmer of Boise, was the
guest of honor. Mrs. Grant and
Mr.. Lew Soule were awarded prizes
for highest score; the consolation
prizes were won by Mr.. and Mrs.
Settle. Ten tables were played.
The decorations were of Christmas
bells, holly and mistletoe. In the
serving of the elaborate three course
luncheon the hostess was assisted by
Mrs. Brundage, Mrs. Sur and Miss
Lucy Asmussen. The invited guests
were Miss Boehmer, Messrs. and
Mesdames A. S. Soule, Ed. Lauer,
J. A. Lauer, T. E. Jones, H. o.
Settle, w. F. Strother, j. M. Ben
nett, L. V. Patch, w. w. Gilmora,
1. Thurston, L. S. Soule, w. S.
Brundage, C. B. Compton, W. Moot,
Will Reilly, Albert Wilson. S. E.
Chapman, F. H. Hogue, Mrs. B. P.
Shawhan, Mrs. John Sur, Mrs. Boyd,
Mrs. Grant, Mrs. Coughanour, Miss
Laura Wilson.
Mrs. B. P. Shawhan of Boise who
is the guest of her mother, Mrs. ].
H. Shawhan, has been the recipient |
of many social honors during her
visit here. On Thursday afternoon,
Mrs. Shawhan will be the guest of /
honor at luncheon and Bridge par
ty given by Mrs. w. S. Brundage.
On Friday afternoon Mrs. J. A. Lau-
er will entertain at Bridge in honor
of Mrs. Shawhan.
Mrs. M. D. Chandler entertained
the Wednesday afternoon Bridge Cub
in a delightful manner on Tuesday I
afternoon The decorations were
artistic and elaborate. A delicious
two course luncheon was served.
Those holding high score were Mrs.
W. S. Brundage and Mrs. ]. A. Lau-
er. Guest prize was awarded to
Mrs Adams. Those present were
Mesdames Lauer, Peterson, Muller,
Orr, Brundage, Jones,
Hogue, Wilson, Salisbury and B. P.
5hawhan.
A small but enjoyable rarebit par
~ was given New Years eve by
Mr. and Mrs. Orr. Bridge was
played, at which Mrs. M. D. Chand-
er and Dr. l. R. woodward were
he fortunate prize winners. Those
present were Messrs. and Mesdames
Muller, Chandler, Wood
ward and Peterson.