Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-02-27
SOCIETY Notes.

One of the pleasantest social az
fairs of the week, occurred at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Flack,
wednesday evening, February 10 in
honor of Mr.. Flack and Mrs. Ira
Dalzell whose birthdays anniversary
it was. 1t was in the nature Of a
surprise and was very cleyerly car
ried out by the hostess, Mrs. Flack,
about 80 guests taking part in the
festivities. A delicious four course
dinner was served at seven O'Clock
to which all did ample justice nov
ell feature was cake for each guest
of honor, decorated with candles in
such a way as to tell their natal
year. After dinner Rev. Deal in
well chosen words presented Mrs. Dial
zell with silver fruit spoon and
Mr. Flack with watch fob, as re-
minders of the occasion. Mrs. Wilson
gave VIII Cartons Doctors Sto-
ry." Mrs. Deal read 1.-THE Baby Did
1t" and Mrs. Yockey gave an anus
ling selection from st. Cuthbert's.
Martha Wilson also recited. Music
by the Wilcox Robinson orchestra
and several old time songs enliyened
the occasion. Mr.. Flack recalled
a similar affair nineteen years ago
in which he was the victim. The
guests join in wishing him many
more similar occasions.
The Washingtonian supper given
by the NJ. e. Ladies Aid Friday ey-
ening was very successful affair.
Earl Cotton as Geo. Washington and
Miss Yailie Colwell as Martha Wash
ington lent dignity TO the occasion,
while several Colonial Danes SER
ed delicious supper. About $500
was cleared.
About twenty-five guests wsre
very pleasantly entertained at the
Duell home Saturday evening. The
evening was spent with music and
games. Delicious refr, shments were
served and everybody had good
time.
The local w. C. T. U. observed
Frances E. Willard Memorial Day
last Wednesday afternoon with
\ public program held in Epworth Hall
! While not as largely attended as IN
former yeras, the meeting proved TO
be interesting and profitable. the
following program was rendered:
Devotional, led by the Pres, Mrs.
Grant Fisher.
Resolutions of Frances E. Wiz
lard, read by Mrs. Dalzel.
Poem, Her Wondrous Work GOES
On-Mrs. Wilson.
Miss Wizards Influence on the
Present Age" read by Mrs. Kenepp'
Duett, Wear Your White Ribbon
Mrs. Stout and Mrs. Robinson.
Mrs. Deal read poem, composed
by Mrs. Stevenson on the placing
of Miss Wizards statue in Statuary
Hall, Wash.
A story of Willard Memorial Day
Mrs Yockey.
Dainty refreshments were served
Free VIII offering was taken.
Mrs. c. C. Powell was hostess at
dinner on Monday to Mr.. and MIS-
Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Chlios
and the latter's brother and wlte' MI
and Mrs. t. ]. Williams. On Saturday
the same company were guests at Tue
Stevens home.
very Q6dllg
surprised Saturday evening Wnen d
company of twenty friends waiheu
IN 70 helm her celebrate her birthday
A pleasant evening was spent WIN
n,s,o and conversation. Delicious
refreshments were served. MIS-
Hunter was presented with a silver
salad spoon as token Of the eo0u
wishes OF the guests
MONDAY. February "a, being the
twentieth wedding anniversary OF
Mr. and Mrs. E. Blomstrom, tnei,
friends to the number OF DO, WaiAeu
in on them, taking them completely
nv surprise. They soon recoVereu
euou4 n however to make everyOouy
welcome and jolly evening ioio"eu
After the ceremony which was
complete from the brides veil 10 ene
dignity with which c. Blakesley con
dueted the affair, Mr. and Mrs. bioii-
strom were showered with conera.u
lations and best wishes. Mr.. 1onh
anderson then presented them WI WIN
several pieces of hand-painted cnina
6xnressions of the regard in wnich
they are held by their many i. .sa
very appropriate feature OF tne
evening was the song, on,e,
Threads Among the Gold" sung W
Mice Gertrude Pardunn and Mr..
nis Malicious refreshments