Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-07-10
FRUITLAND DEPARTMENT

lions were the national colors anC
were arranged very daintily and arts
Hcally. Amusements provided fol
the afternoon were highly entertain
ing and original as the hostess invari
, ably proves herself to be when she
entertains. Miss Lee played the first
three measures of 20 old songs and
young ladies with pencil and score
card guessed its name and decided
the first three measures were not al
ways an index to even a familiar air.
Ora Motif was the prize winner guess
ing eighteen of the twenty airs and
received a bunch of firecrackers for
her smartness. Other amusements
time when dainty luncheon was serE-
ed each young lady finding her place
at the small tables by cute place
card in a water color firecra cker
painted thereon and witty pun that
suggested her name. Those present
were Misses Ruth Whealdon, Elsie
Schmid, Mamie Bayer, Esther Ru-sel,
Mrs. H. R. Russell, Marion Robinson,
Bessie Griep, Ora Mott, Velva Grimes,
Lucy Lee and Maude Aldrich.
The weeping elements on last
Thursday was not sufficient to cloud
the sunshine in four youthful hearts
who on this to them eventful morning
left their parental homes to assume
the solemn duties of welded life.
The contracting parties were Gertrud.
Pardunn daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. S.
A D Pardunn and Bernard Young son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Young and
Lucy Duell and Roy Sparks of Payett
who has been working for F. S. Hurd
for the past two years. The two cou-
pies went to Weiser on the morning
Pony and were married at the NJ. E. !
parsonage by Rev. Cullison ate |
which they went on to Faker City for |
the Fourth and from there to Haines, |
Oregon, where they will make their !
home. We extend to them our heart !
lest best wishes for their future hap |
piness and prosperity.
July 4 dawned bright and clear an |
ideal day from every standpoint Fruit
land people celebrated generally by
picnic gatherings either at home or
in Ontario, among the largest gath
erings were:
= dinner party at the H. E. Robin
son home, the invited guests being
Mr.. and Mrs. R. ]. Rowse and their
guests Misses Lee and Aldrich, Mr..
ind Mrs H. R. Boomer and ta5y, Mr..
md Mrs. H. G. Gardner, Grant and
Paul, Rev and Mrs. c. E. Deal, Irma,
Herbert and baby. A delicious dinner
was served up IN Mrs Robinsons best
style and a delightful day spent IN
music readings and general converse
ion.
A picnic and delightful day was
pent at the Mcconnell home by the
Stanley Dean and Dorton Hunter fam
lies. Dr. and Mrs. Wri hit and baby
ieorge and her father who is visiting
er Geo. H. Lane of Chicago.
The picnic of the Weiser and Fruit
and Brethren Sabbath schools was
allied off owing to rain Thursday and
he unsettled weather and the vari- :
US families gathered at the homes
nd picniced together At the Hes
ettler home We're the Shamberger
nd Kenepp families and Mr.. and Mrs
I. G. Shank. A large number also
oent the day with the Eldridge fam
Y. ,
The T. R. Nelson and D. L. Ingard
Lmilies spent the day at Santa Rosa
celebrating in a quiet way. Messrs
ellison and Ingard plan to leave the
tier part of the week for a fish
g trip and vacation at Payette
axes.
L. G. Hooly and family Joined the ha
rant Fisher family in lawn party
July 4th. at
A neighborhood picnic at the E. R.
omstrom home included the ]. n.
Ill, E. Blomstrom and Guy Graham 4.
miles and a delightful time was en- =
yed. e
N. w. Lewis and wife and Mr.. and
rs. H. T. Lewis and family Joined
rye party of their friends north of
Iyette at the R. H. Woods home
lere they Toasted on good things,
d enjoying the day. Forty
,e were seated at one time at the
lg tables spread under the shade.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Madsen and
Ltherine, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Edge
NIB, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o. Scritchfield
d Earl, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Hum
reys, Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Lackey
d family and Amy Mott Joined the
H. Spainhower family in a porch
mic July 4 and all agreed it was a
,rious fourth. The house was deco
.ad Indoors and OutSide with the y