The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-12-05
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COMMERCIAL Club Entertain..

Commercial Club Entertains.
The event of the season was the
entertainment given by the CONNER
cial club Thanksgiving night. Early
in the evening the people of Home
dale and Fargo and Central Cove as
sembled in Laurel Hall where tables
were arranged for games and where
the people enjoyed a thoroughly So
cial time. A short program was Civ
en- as follows:
Music ........... Orchestra
Short appropriate speech $50.
Piano solo -. Miss Sylvia Leaveil
Reading -......... Miss Lottie Sleeper
Duet-Misses Doris Magee and Boise
Hosely.
Reading. $500. Richard Sleeper
Duet-Miss Ida Schenck and Mrs. w.
H. jesse.
Miss Sleeper's reading was enjoy
ed especially and she answered the
encore with selection that was also
thoroughly appreciated. Following
this the company divided. Those
wishing to dance going to the lower
floor of the Peck building. A large
platform had been built in the cen
ter for the musicians and large and
merry crowd danced the hours away.
About 3 a. m. the Home Sweet
Home" waltz was called. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Gilbert with an assistant
cornet furnished the music. Willard
Robinson and w. J. Helton had
charge of the floor and the best of or
der prevailed at all times.
In Laurel Hall a bounteous supper
consisting of turkey. salads, pickles,
various kinds of pies and cakes and
coffee was served in cafeteria style.
The dancers were served about mid
night. Among the cakes was one
made by Mrs. James Miller, which
was the perfection of the confection-
ers' art. 1t was covered with snowy
icing and bore in pink icing the let
tering Boost for Homedale." This
cake held the place of honor on the
serving table and was not cut. Later
It was auctioned off in the dancing
hall and bid in by L. B. Yaden. The
price paid was $275. Mesdames G..
L. Hosely and Martha Forney are to
be thanked for the use of their pianos.
Fully ESQ people enjoyed the hospi-
taiity of the club and the members Of
the committee (Willard Robinson, w.
p. Bean, w. w. Peter, Clyde Fell
lows, Richard Sleeper, Thomas Tarr,
and L. B. Yaden) and their lady as
sistants, are to be congratulated upon
their excellent management and the
thorough success of their endeavors
Miss Celia Cowan came home to
Sunday to her school at Apple Valley.
shoot the Tuesday preceding Thanks
giving. Besides furnishing tconsid-
cradle amusement for the men of the
community turkeys were supplied Yor
about a score of Thanksgiving din
ners.
Ben Paine and brother, together
with some friends. passed through
here the last of the week driving a
four horse team on their way from
Roswell to the high hills for a hunt
Mark Price has just completed drill
ling we'll at the A. w. Crifield
ranch. A fine supply of water was Sc
cured at the depth of rs feet.
Mrs. Stofer, son and daughter, are
down from Boise with Mr.. Stofer,
who has charge of the building for
the Idaho Title & Trust Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Schenck, Mrs.
w. H. lessee and daughters Kathleen
and Virginia, Mrs. S. A. Day, Messrs.
c. E. and Orville Johnson and Miss
Ida Schenck were entertained Thanks
giving day by Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Smith and Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Rob-
inson. An extra special turkey dinner
was served with many delicious ac-
compartments.
Miss Edna Day attended the
Z Thanksgiving Eve dance at Wilder.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Burns, parents
of Ed and Jas. Burns; married
daughter and her husband, Mr.. and