Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-07-30
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The executive committe of the
Mothers Club was delight ul'y e-ter-
tanned Wednesday afternoon at the
home CT Miss Apphia Robinson, the
occasion being to talk over the work
Of the coming year fer Mothers Club.
Several new departures VIII be
taken from the old order of things.
The entire program for each meet
ing of the year has been arranged
and neat little booklets will be print
ed and sent to each member of the
club proceeding the frs meeting
On Sept. 10. Mrs. T. o. Ady, VICE
pres. was elected chairman of the
exective board, Mrs. Ira Dalzell, Sec.
ether members are Mrs. C. E. Deal,
president, Mrs. ]. o. Scritchfieid trea.
Mrs. H. G. Gardner. Mrs. H. T. Lew
is, Mrs. C. NJ. Williams, Mrs. Grant
Fisher, Miss Apphia Robinson, Mrs.
T. R. Nielsen and Mrs. E. w. Madsen
the two latter to have full charge of
the music.
Socially the meeting was equally
delightful, a delicious two course
luncheon was daintily served on
small tables by Misses Mable Robin
son and Irene Cotton, the waitress
es being Katherine Madsen, Marian
Stetler and Margaret Whealdon, each
of the little girls performing her
part so we'll the hostess was left
free to entertain her guests. In ad-
dition to the members of the execu-
tive board previously mentioned, Their
was also present Mrs. F. N. Luse,
president of Midway Mothes Club Of
Nampa when Miss Robinson was
teacher there and also president CT
this time, and her sister-in,law Mrs.
w. E. Shaw.
Mrs. c. E. Deal entertained a few
friends in an informal after-noca at
her home Thursday in honor of
Miss fanny Lane a sister of Mrs. c.
Wright, who is primary teacher of
Chicago, spending her vacation with
her sister here. A delicious two
course luncheon was dainty served
On small tables while pleasant social
chat passed among the guests. Those
present were Mesdames Wilson,
Rowse, Gardner, Wright, H. E. Rob-
inson, Miss Lane and Miss Apph'a
Robinson.
The third Junior class of the M. e.
Sunday School and their parents and
Mrs. Deal and Ralph Makinscn. the
supt. were delightfully."- entertained at
the A. A. Stetler home Friday even-
ing in unique and delightful man
ner. The wide porches were made
beautiful for the event and each of
the girls were dressed represent an
advertisement, the others present
with cards and pencils to guess the
secret. Mrs. Deal won first prize In
the contest.
The girls gave a delightful program
of Rotations songs etc. tie grand
finale being the Indian War SouS
and dance in costume around a
camp fire, in tabieau effect The
Mothers served ice creamand cake,
The girls present were Katherine
Madsen, Effie Moreiand, Martha
Wilson, Helen Linck, Bernice Hill,
Margaret Whealdon, Gladys Smith
Bessie Bartles, Bethel Colweli and
Marian Stetler. and their teacher Mis-
Elsie Schmid,
Little Miss Nola Cregor had the
surprise of her young life Friday,
the gath on the occasion of her ninth
birthday. During her absence, her
little friends gathered at her home
and when upon her return her NAM
ma told her to open the door because
the room was warm she discovered
her friends prepared fer a merry
making. Each had brought pretty
gift and all then trooped to the
lawn where games we're played and
delicious refreshments served ON a
long table.
These present Lucille and Hazel
Strawn, Marie Sherman, Minnie
Hooker, Alice Hooley, Elise Kaess-
ner, Nellie Mcconnell and Alma