The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-04-10
SOCIETY NOTES
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To celebrate the seventy-eighth
birthday Of Mrs. John sherwood, a
number of friends of the lady gathered
at her home on Blue Lakes boulevard,
Tuesday evening. Mrs sherwood
baked splendid birthday cake, which
was served with other good things,
which had been prepared by her in
honor or her friends. The evening
was spent playing five hundred, the
prize for high score being awarded to
Miss Ethyl Diffendarfer, Miss May
Maxon receiving the consolation.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. d. Aiken very de-
lightfully entertained their dinner
club Tuesday evening at seven O'Clock.
The table, with its spotless linen and
beautiful tableware and pretty Easter
decorations, drew forth gasps of adj
miration from the delighted guests as
the doors were drawn back and they
caught glimpse of the pretty scene.
The floral decorations were of Easter
lilies and narcisis and the Easter
idea was further carried out with
| nests constructed of apricot blooms
and filled with tiny ducks and eggs,
While rabbits were much in evidence
on the outside of the nests.
After the delicious six-course din
ner, which was served by Maxine Bill
lings and Vesta Thomas, bridge was
played at which Mrs. Failing and Mr..
craven won the prizes. Mrs. e. G.
Davis, who was guest of the club, was
! presented with a dainty gift. The
guests present were Messrs. and Mes
danes Ostrander, Booth, Failing, Nc
Collum, Craven, Welton, Mesdames
Nixon and Davis, and Mr.. M. J. Swee-
ley.
The Saturday Bridge will meet this
week with Mrs. Harsted.
The Wednesday Auction Bridge met
this week with Mrs. Morse. Favor for
high score, a beautiful hand embroid-
cred centerpiece, was won by Mrs.
Clos.
The members of the cast of Esmer-
aida, belonging to the Young
Peoples Bible class of the Presbyter-
ian church, of which Mr.. Elliott is the
teacher, were beautifully entertained
by Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott with a seven
o'clock dinner Tuesday evening,
The table, around which all the
guests in their costumes Of the sec
ond act of the play were seated, was
daintily decorated with sweet peas
and the excellent fiye-course dinner
was enjoyed to the fullest extent At
ter dinner a delightful social and mu-
steal evening was spent with Mr.. Ell
liot witty entertainer. The entire
cast were present, including Miss
Hobbs, who was manager of the play
Everyone deeply regretted that Mrs
4 Aaron, who trained the characters
was unable to be present on account
of Illness
;; Mrs. Gaut and her sister, Miss Cole
entertained twelve ladies at thea
ter party at the Orpheum Tuesday
evening, after which they all went tc
the home of Mrs. Gaut, where a Mexi-
can supper was enjoyed Miss Myra
Garwood of Butte, Mont, former
school friend of the hostesses, being
guest of honor.
On Tuesday of this week a score
of friends gathered at the home of
Mayor Meigs to wish his three-year-
old son, Oliver, Happy Birthday
The little people had a lively time
uicppiAo huidhCl SIICly AuHllIS lIlC
thimble, and playing tag until re-
freshment time The kindergarten Ia
BILE surrounded by small chairs was
gaily decorated. At each place was a
tiny cake, iced and sprinkled with col
ored candy and crowned with three
lighted miniature candles In the CEN
ter of the table stood the birthday
cake with three big candles, to mark
the past years, and edged with fluffy
white and yellow chicks. After the
last tot could eat no more there was
great excitement for each guest was
to try his luck with fishing rod in
a marvellous pond. Rabbits, chickens
and Easter baskets, filled with candy
eggs, were drawn out by the surprised
and delighted children. The pond was
emptied too soon and the following
happy children loitered homeward
= Johnny Macauley, Dorothy and Bessie
Weaver, Dorothy and Jean Dinkelack-
er, Edgardo, Buster and Fora Shurt.
; left, Margaret and Clark Beebe, Lewis
and Carl Hahn, Gilmore and Pau
Barnes, Rialto Steele, Clement Streif
fus. Norma and Ruth Cryder, Carlos
L and Hart1ay Maipc