Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-01-01
Society Notes

Mr.. and Mrs. Higley entertaine,
Mr.. and Mrs. Vaudeville and Mis-
Dorsey at AN informal dinner Sun0a.
evening.
The teachers were delightfully."- EN-
tertained by the Misses Hobbies ant
Goodnow, ON Saturday evening. 4
Christmas cake which came from
Boston was part of the luncheon.
The Band Hall was the scene O
much gayety, Friday evening, whel
the High School Students whilet
away many happy hours in dancing
The hall was decorated in the rec
and green of the Christmas season
Professor Brown and Dwight Baker
furnished the music for the evening
Mesdames Crump, Brundage, Sator S
Gauer, Mr.. and Mrs Maule, Mr.. and
Mrs. Seawell, Miss Boehmer, Mrs
Lattig, Mrs. Immersion and Miss
Dorsey chaperoned the dancing par
ty. Many of the college students
who are at home for vacation, at
tended.
The Glass of 1912 of P. H. S. met
Friday evening at the Episcopal Hall
for one more good old class party.
The evening was spent in dancing.
There was prettily decorated Xmas
tree, on which there was a present
60, ooob naroon Tbo lupohoO,, ua G
served in three courses, first, water
with straws and toothpicks, second,
sandwiches and pickles, which we're
eaten with spoons, and third, ice
cneam and cake, which tasted much
better when eaten with knives. The
noted guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Turn.
or, Miss Dorsey and Mr.. Paul Brain
ard. Before departing, yels were
given for all the colleges represent
ed, except Northwestern, which was
represented by one lone maiden, who
was too shy to yell alone.
The T. BIS with their ladies went
sleighing Saturday evening to the
Chapter House, where the evening
was spent in games and dancing UNI
til Mr. Brainard appeared with steam
ing cocoa and animal cookies. Ey-
eryone pronounced the cocoa excel
lent, and Mr.. Brainard has not had
a Domestic Science course in P. H.
S. either The jolly crowd departed
rather early for too late hours do
not even agree with college students.
Mrs. Crump very graciously extent
ed the Christmas cheer of her home
to four orphan boys on Christmas
Day and made them feel the real
pleasure of home once more and they
toasted on all the good things, like
mother used to make.''
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Spaulding en-
lertained at Christmas Dinner. The
lining room was appropriately dec
orated with evergreens and Christ
mas bells. Covers were laid for IL.
The 800 party" at the Commercial
Club rooms ON Monday evening was
i very successful and pretty affair
The rooms looked inviting with Their
asteful decorations of evergreens
nd Christmas bells The two small
christmas trees were especially beau
iful There were eighteen tables of
uests who played and many others
yho did not play enjoyed the music
FINISHED by Mrs. Nelson Wilbur,
Tho presided at the new piano. De-
cious punch and waters were served
throughout the evening. The sue
ess OF the party was due to the
'ork and management of the clever
atronesses, Mesdames Muller, Man
eville, Satoris. Moss, Reilly, VIII
lr. Coushanour, Hogue, and Miss
orsey. Mr. M. ]. Higley won first
sntleman's prize. Second prize was
On by Mr.. R. w. Stoughton, and !,
Le consolation prize was carnied off :
= Mr.. Deigh Boyd. Mrs. John w.
II won first lady's prize, Mrs. R.
Garland, second lady's prize and \
rs. George Rezac, consolation.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Miller enter
med Christmas Day at a delightful
rec course dinner, Mr.. and Mrs. c
B. Trevey and daughter, Virginia
'e, Mr.. Jean Hammock and Mr. N
eyeland Trevey. A basket of love-
fruit graced the center of the tab 81
Miss Bertrace Timpe entertained de
OF her Sophomore classmates at I
ok, on Monday evening. A dainty 10
tcheon was served.
tey Mr. Reed and wife entertained an
ristmas Day at dinner, the Lat Or
8, Blakesleys, Mr.. c. L. Shaw and lot
#. L. D. Harrison of Grinnell Col Sc
g, who is spending the vacation mo
h his fiance, Miss Mary Reed. Co
fiss Nellie Steffen entertained a ac
LII party Of friends ON Christmas
!, at cards and mIIcto -