Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-07-09
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guest of honor being her sister Mrs
Erickson of Spokane. The sinai
tables were very pretty with th1iI
lcenterpieces of pink margucr.tes and
tho luncheon dainty and delicious and
thoroughly enjoyed by the guests as
follows: MeSdames Graham, Hill,
Blomstrom, Linck, bishop I1gard AID
Nelson and the guest CT honor Mrs.
Erickson.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Madison very
Hospitality entertained to a picnic Jul,
4th in which delightful event Mr..
and Mrs. ]. o. Scr.tcEfield, Mr.. AID
Mrs. A T. Bishop and chiiCren, NJ SIS
Apphia Robinson and her guest Mis-
Margaret keenan, ard Mr. aid Mrs.
: ]. H. Spainaower Velna and Virgil
Dorothy Lows and Harold Lscky join
ed in one of the happiest celebrations
within our memory.
Philatthea class of Baptist church
entertained the Baraca class Thur
day evening in a delightful Iarty
at the home of their classmlte JoGe-
pEine Holt The rooms were dec
GRATED in the national cclors. Games
on the lawn were enjoyed and later
music and singing in docrs. Sc ectioA
O. partners was made by clips OF
paper with the name CT rational pat
riotic airs cut into and distributed, a
few bars of the air on the piano aid
the coupes found their partners. Mrs.
Holt assisted by Philathea cla,s
teacher Mrs. Spainhower served am
tros-a cream and cake and frapPe.
Just 81 young people were preset
AID after a rousi2g rah. rah rah fer
Philathea and their hostess Miss Holt,
al departed feeling the eve;.ing was
indeed PLEASANT one.
Miss Apphia Robinson entertained
Monday evening in honor of her que, {
Mes Margaret Keenan, TO a musical |
and social evening. These prs-e2t
were Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Rcbi-scn,
and family, Supt. George Cotton, Mrs.
Cotton, Irene and Earl Gotten, Irma
Deal, Lyle Bete5enner and David
Cregor and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o.
Scritchfield. Each contributed Their
part to the program and general good
tine. Delicious sher5et and cake was
served by the hostess.
Sunday School and w. c. 7. U.
Picnic Big Success.
Between 300 and 400 rec pie gather
1t the bea64ul grove at the Grant
Fisher place for tie big 4th of July
,icnic. A speakers platform and scat
lad been arranged and tables for the
Inner provided, therefore there was
lothing laking for comfort and
Measure. A fine program was given 1
IS follows Robinsons Orchestra fur
liehed splendid music throughout tie
lay. The Declaration of Irdepeadenc
-ivcn fcelingly and beautifully by
Florence Anderson conveyed to her
Iearers fuller sense of appreciation
# the events which led up to the I
of that great documeltl
5hich made US a free ration.
Two Flag Drills by L. T. L. under
hcir superintendent Mrs. R. G. In
wilson were very pretty and SLOW
d painstaking cffcrt onthe part of !
he leader Edgar and Adra Yes al
ang a duet Rendered Yet that
Tas received with pleasure. Pear
by gave a temperance reading The
'abin Boy that pleased the audience
Rev. Oliver Hover the speaker of q
he morning gave a strong masterful Z
ddress using as his theme The New t
atriotism" and never have the Fruit c
md people herd a broader more earn I
st discourse, pcrtrayirg the father
God of God and the brotherhood OF
ian and without detrading from the
Id patriotism In his eloquence ard
he opened to our vision
broader view oflife. During the c
DON hour and urt'l o'clock games n
ere played. Between $50 and 800 n
eople partcok Of the picnic dinner J
pread on the long tables which I
roaned under their loads Of good
lings, ;,
A holly contested game of baseball !,
the leans ard the fats h
reated a lot of sport and the fats e
on out In spite of the br0ihng sun s.
| a score uncomfortable but which t.
,r short they reported as 1 to 2. The
ftornoon program was scarcely be-
IN when the lowering clouds warn :.
j all to seek shelter, which was :
,arcely accomplished until the rain "
oured down. The interrupted pro h
'am was continued in the house b, II
sveral songs, Ladies Quartette of Il
lie NJ. E. church and Idaho My Idaho "
: the audience. The storm abated G
i'd all again went to the grounds g
i'd listened to Rev. P. H. Evans y
,lendid discourse on "The Price of N
liberty which was in all respects
luai to the morning and brought to II
| hearts fuller appreciation Of fo
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