The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-10-20

piano and viz IN solos by the Misses
reok, 1hoinas and Alfonte. hef:csh.
menus were Tcryed if,ter in tn ? rven:py
10 the many people who had come 10
extend welcome to the new pastor. 4
Honoring their natal day was the
dance given by Messrs. Phares Row
perry and Lynn Beauchamp last Sat
urday at the Moose hall. The AL
| lonte orchestra furnished the music
ior the occasion and punch and waters
were served before the young people
departed.
Last Friday occurred the second of
ehe delightful series of parties which
are being given by Mrs. A. p. Senior.
bridge was the order of the day, Mrs,
Coughlin winning high score and Mrs
Laird close second, both being pre-
sented with hand woven baskets. Mes
danes G. H. Burton, L. f. Morse. and
w. I. Wood assisted the hostess in
serving refreshments to the following
guests: Mesdames Coughlin, Pike,
Craven, Larned, Spafford, Clos, Kun
Kelley, t. j. Wood, Laird, G. F. Baker,
Ormsby, Cliff and Thompson.
Autumn leaves artistically decorat-
ed the rooms, where twelve friends of
Mrs. q. F. Baker were entertained by
thursday with five course luncheon,
this being the second of the delightful
affairs planned by her. In the game
that followed, Mrs. Senior carried off
the honors. Mesdames Coughlin,
Longley, Dunlap Craven, Booth, Ak
en-, Lavering, Sprague, McAtee, II. o.
Miner, Nixon, McVicar, Senior and
B. A. Hamilton enjoyed this affair.
Mesdames Senior and McAtee assisting
the hostess throughout the afternoon.
The high school auditorium was the
scene of pretty party last Friday ev-
ening when the Juniors of the high
school entertained the freshmen. PEN
nants in profusion decorated the walls
and the stage being a bower of ferns
and flowers. short program was
rendered consisting of vocal selec-
lions by Fannie Hart, Truth Miner,
and Emery Benoit, piano solo by
Zlta Heine, readings by Gladys Dwight
and Genevieve Riley, a violin selec-
ton by Viola Alfonte. The rest of the
evening was taken up with games and
dancing.
Complimenting Mrs. Corbitt was the
charming kensington given by Mrs.
Slelfer last Friday afternoon, the
rooms being decorated with many col
ored autumn flowers. A guessing
contest in the form of Flower
table" was an interesting feature of
the afternoon. Mrs. Bell, the most
successful in this game, being
presented with hand woven basket
of flowers. The Misses Edith Ramsey
and Barbara McShea served the deli
cious three course lunch to the invited
guests: Mesdames Bradley, Rowber-
ry, Phileo, Hollingsworth, Atwell, Ha-
eel, Amsbury, Taylor, Bell, Guthrie, |
belong, Epler, Kaylor, Munson, Scott,
Mann, Hance and Spen-
Ger.
On Their tnnth q niversary Monla
evening of lhl5 week, Mr.. ma Mrs
b. J. Fincl were surprised with a
I'm shower, =. number of theli
friends. aIany ti ne games were
played. The Que Causing the most
merrin, It heiIs Il { ghost" game, ia
which the men Ill dressed as ghosts
and weirdly glided through the semi
darkened rooms, the ladies attempting
RI tho i
their ghps.ly exterior. The prits ,or
this CONTEXT Was awarded to Mi. Ray
Brown. Refreshments were served to
Messrs and Mesdames M. G. Ripley,
Dickerson, Ray Cole, Harry Smock,
H. 0. Brown and r. E. Brown At
late hour the guests departed for their
respective homes.
Charming among the events of the
past week was the Bridge luncheon
given by Mrs. j. F. Coughlin, Saturday.
The color scheme of yellow, green and
white in this six course luncheon,
was carried out in every detail. The
effective center piece being of Cali
fornia peoples and the table dimly
lighted by green and yellow shaded
candles. In the spirited game of Auc-
ton Bridge, which followed, Mrs. ]. E.
Evans carried off the first prize, a
beautiful hand painted hat pin holder
and Mrs. Allen, second in the contest, |
received hand painted plate. Those
who enjoyed the delightful afternoon
were; Mesdames Keneley, McCollum
G. q. Booth, McElwaine, Longley, Ev-
ans, Bulles, Allen, Ormsby, Senior,
Parsons and ]. 0. Gates.
Auction Bridge was enjoyed by the |
guests of Mrs. j. B. Ferguson, when |
she entertained in honor of Mrs. |
Newman, of Shoshone, Thursday after
noon. Autumn flowers arranged in
decorated the rooms, and |
during the serving of the dainty two
course luncheon, Miss Vesta Thomas
and Mrs fireman rendered vocal solos.
The honor guest of the afternoon was
with handsome hand paint
ed platter; two other beautiful prizes
going to the most skillful bridge |
players. Mrs. Strobridge winning the
first, a cut glass fern dish, and Mrs. |