Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-04-16
FRUITLAND DEPARTMENT

tax and eager questions the yolr
iEo5eeegcs and Mrs. Robinson serve
del-ttc.-s cocoa and cake, all feeliE
e they had spent very pleasant al
a profitable afternoon
8 Mrs. Bert HimIer eIter aired
1 party OF fifteen boys and Girls Su-
/. day afternoon in horor OF her daugi
2 ter Lila's thirteenth birthday.
: merry time was spent in playiC
I games on the lawn ard sone yer
. delightful refreshments added t
: their pleasure. Miss Liza was the Z
cipient Of several pretty and usefg
gifts.
A party Of eighteen boys and girl
Of Riverside coner' picnicsd o.
Mckinney island Sunday. The de-
was ideal and the merry crowd Tx
oughiy enjoyed every moment OF th'
time. Games and a hEge sSi-e
made the time pass al too quickly
and real Easter feast was the best
feature Of Il al
I Miss Coda Wells was hostess al
pleasant party aSturday eve-ing
at her home, about p Of beE yoang
friends berg present. Oct docr
games in the moonlight AID music
and singing made up the evenings
entertainment. Delicious ice cream
and cake was served by the young
hostess. who proved she knows just
how To make one have the best
time ever.
After the Easter services Sunday
about u young people from here
joined eighteen young people from
riendshFip district in a picnic at
Whitley Bottom, q real Easter feast
and all the trimmings was provided
and a jolly afternoon spent On the
banks Of the mighty Snake river.
Miss Greenfield chaperoned the par
".
a wedding party from Nyosa rata-
er surprisedM T. and Mrs. J. C.
HimIer Sunday. While they knew
of their coming they did not know
of their intentions which however
did not de-act from the pleasure
of the occasion The contracting par
ties were Mr.. Robert R. Robbins
OF Nyssa and Miss Grace Bailey,
formerly OF Seattle now of Nyssa,
both young people having been home
steaders over there where the friend
ship which ripened into love and
was formed. Elder Slam
berger performed the simple but
pretty ceremony at high noo7, the
being Mr.. Jack Fangborn
and Miss Anna Stauber both o.
Nyssa. After congratulations SIND
uous wedding dinner was served, not
lacking anything because the hostess
did not know previously Of the event
Others present were Mrs. ]. z
Shamberger and Mr.. and Mrs. Hi
ram Ogg of Payette.
Invitations TO them embers OF W.
H. VI. S. OF the Methodist church,
bearing the following verse:
"a missionary meeting we shall have
At Sister Wilson'S on the Ave
The date is set for April 9,
With weather fine
For birthdays two we celebrate
So don't be late.
4 pair Of nickels, one for each
May be within your reach.
Don't forget TO bring fr'eni,
And thus a helping hard extend,
brought out % ladies 70 celebrate
the joint birthdays CT Mezdames
Gardner and Wilson 4 very enjoy
able afternoon was spent together in
the study OF the lessen on ',Immi-
grafton" and TithiRg.
The nickeis amounted TO S2-25
which was equally divided with the
mite boxes and tithing. Ice cream
and birthday cakes were served by
the hostesses.
Mr.. ana MIS- b. r. AUsSAS gave
family dinner party Easier Sunday.
al the members OF the family being
present except Cary TUssing and
wife. others present were Mr.. Chas-
and VIII Tussing.
A few friends surprised Mrs. VIM.
Rauert on the evening of her birth
day anniversary Tuessay taxing siong
!. bountiful lunch TO round out the
evenings pleasure. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Rich, Mr..
snd Mrs. Cary Tussing and Mr.. and
Mrs. H. J. Puehert, Mrs. Brocklehurst
and Irene.