The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-10-23
SOCIETY NOTES

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Society items for this column will
De gladly received by The Times.
Mrs. E. 0. Spielberg has issued in
vitatlons for a Kensington, Friday af-
ternoon.
MFRS. James A. Campbell of Addison
avenue, will entertain few friends
with dinner party this evening
The ladies of the Eastern Star SER
we'd at banquet last evening to about
hundred and fifty members of the
Blue lodge of the Masonic order.
Mrs. Harry Alexander will enter
tain the married men of the post office
force, together with their wives this
evening at her home on the Kimberly
| road.
The Catholic ladies aid met last
Thursday at the home of Miss Devon.
A feature of these teas is the drawing
OF an apron, which was this time won
by Miss Lucille Kelly.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Gallentine, of
Morrison, Illinois, were guests last
saturday evening with a small dinner
party given by Mr.. and Mrs. r. S.
| Spafford, in their honor.
Mrs. L. T. Moorse entertained the
| Cozy 500 club Wednesday, the hos
Wi ipt thp
hand painted plate. Mesdames Neu-
man and Wyatt We're the guests Of
! the club.
In honor of her husbands birthday,
was the delightful dinner party given
by Mrs. l.. l.. Breckenridge, Wednes-
day evening. Pink and white candles
added an effective touch to the beau
tifully appointed table, around which
the guests were seated.
The initial number of the dancing
parties planned by the club composed
OF the married people of Twin Falls,
was held Tuesday evening in Cotillion
| hall and proved to be decided sue
| cess. Despite the inclement weather
large crowd was in attendance.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Ideal Bible class, which is conducted
by Rev. Hartman, was held Wednesday
evening in the basement of the church.
For variation of the regular meet
ing, every member brought light re-
| treshments and an enjoyable social
| time was spent during the evening.
On Monday afternoon Mrs. D. Watson
entertained at a sunshine luncheon.
The decorations of the house were yell
low and In Keeping with the occasion
1e luncheon was given in honor of
Mesdames Corbett and Dunn. Those
present were: Mesdames Spielberg,
Sleifer, Deiss, Bell Corbett, Bell and
Parsons.
A very pretty luncheon was the one
given by Mrs. w. S. HILL Tuesday af-
ternoon OF this week. The rooms were
decorated with autumn leaves and
sweet peas and nasturtiums formed
the effective centerpiece for the three
tables around which the guests were
seated. Mesdames Lavering, Beatty
and B. A. Hamilton assisted the hos
tess in serving and Miss Vesta Thomas
presided at the piano during that time
Mrs. Failing won the prize in
the game of Auction Bridge that
followed.
On October twentieth, after a
short business session, with the presi-
dent, Mrs. Pike, presiding, Mrs. John
| White opened the program by a short
talk ON timely topics. Miss Hamlin,
chairman of the dramatic day program,
then took charge of the meeting and
told of the founding and growth of
the Dramatic league of America. She
! introduced Miss c. B. Herr, of Chicago
a very talented English scholar gradu-
ate Of WELLESLEY college, who talked on
| George Bernard Shaw and his eccen-
tricities in most fascinating manner
Miss Hamlin then read a synopsis of
"Fanny's First Play" by Shaw, and
told of it as she saw it in Chicago,
last winter. Mrs. Boyd Fuller interpo-
lated Miss Hamlin's description of the
play by short readings, given from it,
in charming way. Mrs. Fuller shows
her eastern training and her finished
work is always delight to her audi
ence. A short description of the
Little Theatre Movement" by Miss
Hamlin was also enjoyed. The music
for the afternoon was in the form of
an English folk song, which was sung
by the Misses Dwight and Martin.
Judge Forney of Moscow, was present
as guest and addressed the ladies
briefly on Educational work in Con-
nection with our State University"
/ The meeting closed with the singing of
America by the club This being ap-
pie day, large basket of the rosy
fruit tempted club members to cele-
brate In a fitting manner.
! Saturday, October "a, Miss Kelly,
of the Household Economics depart
ment of the State University, speaks
| before the club members at 2:30 in
Jewel hall All are urged to hear
| her. Tuesday, October. 81, eighteen
clubs from Hepburn to Bull have been
| asked as guests of this club to hear
the Log: ,at'on Day program in Jew =
hall OF 80. Tea will be served after
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