Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-04-02
Society Notes

Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Eldredge and
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Bingham of On
tario were guests to fine turkey
dinner and all the trimmings at
the E. B. Sargent home Sunday.
Quite the pleasantest affair of the
week was the surprise Wednesday
evening for H. E. Robinson on his
birthday anniversary, by the Mems
Bible class of the NJ. E. Sunday
School Of which he is the honored
teacher. Accompanied by their wives
they gathered at Epworth Hall max
ing the invasion at the Robinson
home in a body. The surprise was
complete the speeches. host being
unable for a few minutes to account
for so many guests. Mrs. Robinson
was in the secret and had carefully
planned the evenings pleasure as
we'll as the fine refreshments Served
later. She had secured youthful pc
lures of the men for guessing con-
test of the original and it was hard
tn believe some of the smooth-faced
boys in the picture was the one VINO
acknowledged, yes that is l. A
musical love story" was another
delightful game, as the game gener-
ally proves itself to be. H. t. Lewis
in a neat speech given in his own
happy manner preseted the host Win
handsome oak rocking chair in De
half of the class. Those present
were Messrs. and Mesdames h. l.
Lewis l.. F. Shaw, P. A. Cregor, j..
O scritchfield, Ira DalzeM, E. w.
Madsen. H. G. Gardner, ]. Hanos'
r. E. Hunter, NJ. R. Powell, 0. X.
Wilcox. N. P. Ycckey, H. X. Flach'
| B whealdon, w. A. Colwell, Prof
Cotton. Mrs. Deal, Mr.. and Mrs. n.
]. Rowse.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Sargent and
family were guests at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. ]. c. Himler Sunday
Two Fruitland young couples were
of the same mind last WEDNESDAY
although each was not cosulzan' -
the others intentions.
Mr.. George Lockner and MISS Aifce
Melcher quietly departed fer Weaser
and were married returning Ihurs'
dav morning to receive the congrat-
nlations of their many friends. Iney
,,,orad IN Jronside where they
will make their home
Mr.. George Fisher and Miss Lean
Riggs of Middleton were married az
+be home of the bride Wednesday re
turning to Fruitland to the home OF
Mr. Fisher. They left SATURDAY "
make their home on Mr.. Grant FISH.
er,s ranch near Richfield, 1da., amid
showers of rice and their wagon
gaily decorated with old shoes aho
such paraphernalia, the lot oil 'ne
hr;dA and eloom but many sincere
good wishes fer their future happiness
and prosl Gritty followed them as
we'll .
LILLIAN MCGeS Woo
birthday party Saturday evening vi
tba eve of her 18th birthday. Fwen'
ty young people of what is Known
as Riverside corner were present any
had the never failing good uine
when they get together. Games
of various kinds we're ENJOYED no
loo cream and cake served by 1he
young hostess. Loo,
Frank Thompson was very pleas
antlv reminded he had reached an
other mile stone in his career W.
dav night when his home was fhSau'
al nv about 40 friends for an eve,
,np,s pleasure and social chat. fal,
lor games filled the time pieasaia.
and a delicious lunch was served ~
the ladies. o,d
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Pardunn ano
Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Hoodey anu
lies were guests to a fine in
At the B. F. Tussing home SUNDAY
nressmaking solicited. Thorouen