Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-02-06
SOCIETY NOTES.



a unique little dinner party wal
given by Miss Eleanor Roger Satur
day evening the occasion being the
birthday anniversary OF the hosto.:
and one OF the guests Miss Sadie
Westcott Of Caldwell. The table
was perfect in its appointments and
each OF the guests served her fay
orite dish which she had prepared
herself. The hostess served cream
ed chicken and green peas and cof'
fee this was supplemented by q
chatting dish Welsh Rarebit by
Miss Rowena Robinson, escaIloped oy
sters by Apphia Robinson, Pine APP
pie sponge and tea cakes by the
Misses Westcott and apple salad and
whipped cream by Alma Crowther.
The one lone bachelor who was Fred
Rogers, brother of the hostess and
with his mother guests Of honor felt
it Incumbent to serve up something
SO found something easily prepared
and gracefully passed the finger
bowl. He wasn't lonesome with all
those school ma ANS.
1t can no longer be the boast OF
c. E. Barnes that he was never sur
prised for he surely was last We'd,
nesday night by eight families for
mer neighbors who wished them TO
know they still claimed them as
neighbors even though they had NOV
ed farther away. Mrs. Barnes was
In the secret who assisted by her
sister, Mrs. Ralph Richardson plann-
ed the entire delightful eTening.
The entire party went in sled to
the merry jingle of the bells and
amid much laughter and fun soon
found themselves in the cozy home
thoroughly enjoying the various
games prepared by Mrs. Earnes.
Cards and score pencils were pro
vided in two guessing contests in
which Katherine Madsen, the only
representative OF young America
present won out the best of all. Mrs
Richardson sang two solos in her
sweet soprano and as Mrs. Madsen's
fingers rippled lightly over the pi-
ano keys, Jim Frazier stepped OH
to the music some lively jigs that
revived the memories of nearly all
present and when Mr. Madsen and
Spainhower supplemented the music
by some old time airs on the mouth
organ, Well, Nothing happened. hath'
crime Madsen sang sweet little
song and some amusing recitauons
by Mrs. Richardson and Spainhower
called for more. Delicious refresh
ments were served and as we gather
ed round the piano and sang the
dear old song, God Be with You
Till We Meet Again" all felt 1t had
been one of the most enjoyable oc-
casions of the winter. Those pres
emit were Messrs. and Mesdames Ady'
Richardson, N. w. Lewis, Edgecomb,
Madsen and daughter Katherine, YES
tai. Fouts and Spainhower.
About twenty-one friends OF MT
and Mrs. L. H. Rich enjoyed a
sleigh ride Wednesday evening which
Illuminated in surprise at their
hospitable home, the usual delightful
time being the result, They brought
along their music and until late
hour all listened with pleasure TO
the sweet-strains on the violin. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. II. H.
Frost, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Chiids
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thompson ano
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Thompson, MT
and Mrs. Ira Dalzell and Paul, Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Stephens, Mr.. ano
Mrs. B. z. Taylor, Mrs. Ramey ane
the Rich family.
Mrs. o. X. Wilcox's class OF giri'
met with Irene Puchert Saturday al
ternoon in business and social SEES
sion. They reorganized and VII
henceforth be known as Rose Cir
cle." A very pleasant time was ha'
by the class and all greatly enjoye'
the delicious luncheon provided D.