The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-04-07
SOCIETY NOTES
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beautiful home on Ninth avenue North
Friday at one O'Clock The table was
q beautiful sight to behold, daintily sci
ON lace uoliles ana decorated with pro-
fusions OF pink and white sweet peas
Bridge was played after the delicious
luncheon tor wnlcn Mrs. 9. W. Welton
was AWARDED with favor for hlgn
score.
Mrs. I. J. Woods will entertain the
members OF the Young Married Peo-
pies dinner cluD Wednesday at seven
p. M
The monthly evening musicale Of
the Twentietn Century clup, wnicn
was held Thursday evening at the
Masonic Temple, was well attended by
all the music loving people OF the
town. Leta Iielne and Mary Douglas
opened the evening with a duet beau
TRULY played, overture Raymond, +"
by Thomas.
Messrs Turner and Patrick sang a
duet IN very pleasing manner. The
tango and the Harvard and one of the
hesitation Waltzes were gracefully
demonstrated by Misses Beatrice Os-
trander, Vesta Thomas, Cash and Mrs.
Spangler, in a way that delighted and
charmed the guests. Then Miss Cash
and Mrs Spangler prettily demon-
strated the 'Aereoplane" hesitation
waltz.
Mrs. Ripley and Mrs. Guy searer
guests OF the club from Filler accom-
panied by Mrs. Truitt, president of the
Filler club, rendered very pleasing
solos, which We're heartily encored.
Mr.. G. j. Reid in his usual pleasing
way, sang Spanish Drinking song.
A Perfect Day. by Mr.. j. T. Balm
bridge, accompanied by Mrs. Regain
on the harp, and Mrs Sprague on the
cello, was one of the well rendered
features Of the evening. Il
Myrtle Crist delighted her audience
With humorous selection, "A Bear
Story, which provoked much laughter
and merriment, followed by very
pleasing number, Forget Me-Not," by
Mesdames Wiley and Bowen and /
Misses Combs and Graham. Then
Miss Combs charmed her listeners
with vocal solo, "A Gypsy Maiden
Am /, sang as only She can sing and
gracefully responded to a hearty en-
core.
The evening was brought to an ex-
cellent end by several selections by
Mrs. Regan's mandolin club after
which punch and waters We're served !
and social time enjoyed
Much praise is due to Mrs. Regain |
who as musical director Of the club |
prepares the pleasing programs.
The ladies of the G. A. r. gave a
very pleasant social evening to their
members and friends Saturday at the |
X. p. hall During the early part of |
the evening the following program,
under the direction of Mrs. JOS H.
Daube, was enjoyed by everyone:
Reading, Johnnie and the Teacher"
Frances Smith
Vocal solo,, "A Dream Marie Ro-
berts
Piano solo, "Whirlwind valse"-
Vesta Thomas.
Vocal solo, Ben Bolt'-A. Wilton
Peck
Violin solo, Yankee Doodle"-Pau-
line Alfonte
Reading, selected-Mrs Oleson
Vocal solo, Just Awearin' For You
Miss Sanderson
Vocal duet, Birds of Spring',-Miss
Sanderson and Mrs. Daube
Vocal solo, Perfect Day"-Ma~s
Roberts.
After the program delicious re-
freshments We're served and social
time enjoyed. The free will offering
for which each guest was presented
with q dainty little stocking as a
brand of his good will, is to be used to
decorate the graves of the old soldiers
on Decoration Day
Mrs. Aiken will entertain the Din
ner club this evening at her home on
Shoshone avenue.
The members of the cast of "Esmer-
AIDA are to be entertained at dime
by Mrs. and Mrs. 0, NJ Elliott this
evening at seven o'clock
Invitations have been issued by Mrs /
Failing for Friday afternoon honoring
AIRS. G. e. Davis, who is the house /
guest of Mrs e. j. Ostrander.
Mrs. c. w. Welton was the charm
ing hostess at a dinner last evening
honoring Mrs. c. e. Davis who is Wis
iting Mrs. e. j. Ostrander. The table |
was prettily decorated with Easter
decorations, the delicious menu cor
responding with the decorations.
The guests present were Messrs |
and Mesdames Aiken, Failing and Os-
trander and Mrs. Davis
The Saturday Bridge club met last
week with Mrs Coughlin. Prizes FOE
high score were awarded to Mrs
Harsted and Mrs. J. O. Gates.
The Wednesday Auction Bridge will
meet this week with Mrs. Morse.
The Missionary Society of the
Christian church, met last Friday
with Mrs. P. j. Costello. Mrs. Bird
of Caldwell, who is state president Of
the Missionary department of the
Christian church, was present at this
meeting and gave very pleasant talk
in which she stated that the Twin
Falls department was the largest in
s,&a Of Idah II lniIacr 11a.1 |