Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-05-21
Society Notes

The third annual Junior-Sericr ba
quet given by the junior c'ass Frida
evening at the E. E. Hunter hom'
was decidedly the most dignific
and SWEETEST affair of the schoo
year. The dining room was dai2tl!
decorated in the senior claes color
purple and white the pansy anC
SNOWFALL being used in the colol
scheme In the parlor and hall the
junior class colors purple and gold
predominated.
Covers were lad for twenty foul
which included the junior and senior
classes and high school faculty
Menu cards in white and gold with
the class flower the white rose in
hand painting on the cover were
found at each place the little book.
let also giving the evenings pro
gram and will be ever treasured as a
souvenir of the happy event. An
elaborate six course banquet was
served in a manner BETTING the oc-
casion, the mothers of the junior girls
doing the serving.
After the banquet number of
splendid toasts were responded TO
by various members of the class S
and faculty, Miss Irma Deal acting
as toast mistress. Amsey Bollinger
paid a tribute to ''Our Seniors" Miss
Mildred Steelman for her subject used
Burnt Matches treating upon lost
opportunities, as like burnt matches
are come like a flash and then if not
utilized gone forever.
Grant Williams in a bright toast
Our Faculty gave all due credit to the
teachers who had done their best
with the material at hand. Supt.
Cottons subject was ''Fruitland
High School,.
Florence Anderson in Ambition Re-
allied in her own sweet way portray
ed the fulfilment of their ambition
in their graduation. Midsummer
Nights Dream an original poem by
Rowena Robinson was prophetic of
the future.
'The Jolly Juniors" by Alice Perry
was the esteem in which the seniors
of next year are held by the out go
ing class.
"AIls well that ends well'' by lola
Westcott brightly forgetting the
trials of the past, faced the prom sc
Of the future. Several musical num-
bers on piano and violin and vocal
music were followed by After grad
nation what? in which the SEN
ors gave their aspirations for the
future which we leave sacred to the
Glass alone. Aud Lang Syne in
which all joined closed the never to
De forgotten occasion.
A family reunion and dinner was
held Sunday at the L. F. Shaw home
which was a memorable event for
hose present as follows V. o. Vain
wright and family and Frank Shaw
md wife of Payette. Mrs Earne-t
,oyett of Boise Mr.. Ditch aid
laughter Rena of Los Angeles and
Mrs. and Mr.. A. R. Albee and child
zen.
o. C. Stout was given the surprise
If his life last Wednesday evening
At the w. A. Colwell home, Mrs.
Stout being the perpetrator and ex
>cutor of the deed. About 100
guests were present fer the happy
event. The decorations used were
pink and white his high school colors
and were prettily carried out in the
evenings plans. The occasion for
he gathering was Mr.. Stouts 2Stn
birthday end as a remembrance Tor
declining yers he was presented a
handsome oak rocker. Delicious re-
were served.
A family picnic party was enjoyea
nv the A. H. and VIM. Mcconnell fam
lies Sunday at the VIM. Mcconnell
home. A fine dinner was spread on
the lawn and abundance Of ice cream
and cake that lasted all the afternoo;
Other guests were Martha Stephens
and Velma Spainhower.