The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-04-11
SOCIAL and Personal ITEMS

Vacuum Cleaner-Compton's. ALL
That $1.45 shoe special at Oakes
Bros. is hard to beat.-ady.
Mr.. Fred J. Colburn of Emmett
was visitor in Caldwell Monday
Mr.. Ewing of Salt Lake, who is in
the insurance business, spent a few
days in Caldwell last week. din;no ~
the Leonard Botkin home Sunday
Mr. b. E. Fiske of Parma, made 2
business trip to Caldwell Monday
Mr.. Walter Mitchell of Parma
Fred Mitchell "
For Sale-Piano in good condition
VIC ~, ~ box so. all-tf
Mr. w. M, Case lectured in Paw
cite tuesday, evening under the au-
spices OF the Christian Endeavor.
Mr.. Glenn Ogden of Portland visit
ed at the manse over Sunday. Mr.
Ogden sang at both services in the
Presbyterian church Sunday and de-
lighted all with his beautiful voice.
He expects to enter Auburn seminary
in the fall. 1t will be remembered by
many that it was through his influ-
ence that Bibles were placed in the
guest rooms at the Saratoga hotel.
Miss Bean, who has been away
teaching for number of months, re-
turned to Caldwell Sunday and went
out to her home in the country Mon
day.
Mrs. Moody, who has been in
charge of the Ackley Inn, expects to
move to her ranch between Caldwell
and Nampa, soon.
The Friday Bridge club was enter
tanned most delightfully."- Thursday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. J. Ross. A four course dinner was
served; the color scheme being pink
and white. The center piece was
beautiful large Japanese basket filled
with pink carnations. Little baskets
of pink and white bon bons being the
favors at each plate The doilies used
were also pink and white The place
and score cards were very artistically
done in water colors. The evening
was spent in playing bridge, the prize,
which was a beautiful silver spoon
being won by Miss Devers. A conso-
lation prize consisting of pair of
pink ear rings was also given to Mrs.
.Gigray. The tables were illuminated
with candles bearing exquisite little
pink shades This was the closing
party of the season and was greatly
enjoyed by all present.
Mrs. J. E. Kyle, who has been
quite i'll, is recovering.
A very delightful and informal sur
prise party was rendered Mr. Ernest
Boone Tuesday evening by the Knob
a. Dr. ol,.I
ing the birthday of Mr.. Boone. De-
licious refreshments were brought by
the ladies and most enjoyable even
ing spent in playing bridge, after the
surprise was off.
Mrs. John Baker and daughters,
Lorene and Bea, and Miss Marie Mar
tin visited the Wilson's in Boise last
week.
The monthly teachers council met
at the manse Tuesday evening, COM
pairing notes and ideas and discussing
plans for a more efficient school of
the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scatterday and Mr..
and Mrs. Walker were entertained
at dinner Thursday evening by Miss
Louise Botkin. Both Mrs. Scatterday
and Mrs. Walker left that evening for
few months. visit with friends and
relatives in the east.
You ought to see those $1.45 Spe-
Gals in shoes at Cakes Bros.-adv.
DR.. w. c. Stalker, Dentist Office
at residence, Az Dearborn. Corner
Fifth and Dearborn. a4-25
Mrs. Barton of Boise was a guest
OF Mrs. Greenlund Wednesday and
Thursday of this week.
Miss Marie Baker has been out of
school this week on account of ILL
ness.
Miss Nelson of Nampa was guest
Of Miss Fay Fowler Sunday
Miss Babcock of Nampa was vis-'l
itor in Caldwell Sunday.
The Idaho Electric Light & Power
Co. have their opening in the new
building Saturday night. 1t gives
promise of being most delightful |
entertainment as we'll as a place for !
a good feed. Invitations have al
ready been issued for the evening
and splendid time is anticipated by
all.
Mrs. Paul and daughter Grace were
Caldwell visitors Monday. Miss
Grace is student at the college
Mrs. Paul leaves Thursday to make
her home with-her mother in Parma.
f. Spitzmesser of independence.
Kansas. arrived in Caldwell last week
and is now clerking in the Kahn
establishment. Mr., Spitz- |
messer intends locating here pcrma-
nently and expects his family to join
him soon.
Mrs, r, w, Spangler Of Boise, edi-
tor OF the Idaho State Clubwomen's
Magazine, was the guest of Mrs. i. |
G, Hoffman Tuesday afternoon. The
ladies are old time friends,
AwNings-Compton's. ALL i
The 18th birthday of Homer Rice
was celebrated most enjoyably at his
home Saturday evening. April Sth
Old fashioned games were played, the |
Virginia Reel being very entertain
ing. Delightful music was also en-
joyed, In one of the guessing games
prizes were given. the first one going
to Arthur SHELTON and the second to
Kathleen Dickens. Delicious refresh
ments were served in two courses.