Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-03-19

= and Mrs. e. c. Stuot and Mr.. ana
r Mrs. o. c. Stout.
8 Grange members in the spirit o
good old st. Patrick celebrated Fri
i day night with all the wit and hum
Q on of the sons of the Emerald Isle
mo one minded lookin bum en- SURE
| lett foine clothes to hum" The Irish
t stories at roll call were one prolonget
{ laugh. Several of the teachers were
present as guests, also the Robinson
: family who greatly enhanced tbs
!, pleasures of the evening by some
. splendid music. Miss Annie RupI
brought several Of her most valued
| records and the yictrola too had a
, part in the evenings entertainment
Apparently everyone needed the call
. for an Irish lunch for there was
enough and to spare although every
one participated in ''the attn of the
same" with great relish. Not a large
crowd was present but they did have
a royal good time.
Alice Burnett gave "Slumber
party" which just now seems to be
SO much in favor as a mode of en-
PERTAINING, her guests being 10 girls,
school friends, of her own age, COM
! ing direct from school. A fine sup
per was spread in the mammals very
best way, then came the long even
ing of fun, girlish chatter and it twas
| late indeed when the sandman came
riding by. The girls were Mable and
Maggie Eldredge, Hazel Lanfear,
Gladys and Olive Sargent, Hilda Him
Ter, KolIona Harding, Katherine
Smith, Clara Silkett and Opal Ed
redge.
Thursday evening Glass 8, of the
Brethren Sunday School, fourteen In
number, surprised their former teach
er Mrs. Roy Bowers at Ter home
by appearing laden with good things
to eat and to spend the evening with
her. She was indeed surprised ard
highly gratified at this mark Of ap-
probation in memory of her work
with them.
w. H. NJ. S. of the Methodist
church held their silver quarterly tea
at the home of Mrs. NJ. R. Powell
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Geo. Cot
ton was hostess furnishing a very
interesting missionary program OF
readings, recitatioIe, songs and in
strumental music, also the delicious
luncheon that followed as social !
feature.
Mrs. Cary Tussing and Mrs. Roy
Taylor were the perpetrators of
genuine surprise on the mother, Mrs.
B. F. Tussing at her home Saturday
evening on her 54th birthday anni-
versary. A royal good time was en-
joyed and ice cream and cake served. ;
All the family were present also the
II. J. Puchert, B. 2. Taylor and j.
NJ. Royston families.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Johnson gave
a dinner party Sunday, Their guests
on this pleasant occasion being Mr..
and Mrs. ]. o. johnson, Mrs. Ahl-
strand and Mr.. and Mrs. c. Magnu-
son and families.
Mrs. n. w. Lewis gave a delight
full st. Patrick dinner party Satur-
day evening, which was well planned
and as skillfuldy executed. Upon
the arrival of the guests, they were
presented a Shamrock and Irish
name by which they were known to
the other guests during the evening.
Amusing Irish sayings were given
each guest all in nutshell tied with
a green ribbon, and was a hearty
laugh throughout.
The table decorations in shamrock
green and white were both attractive
and appropriate, presenting a pref
ty scene as each guest found their
place card with their new name
which might be Bridget O'Flann'gan
Or Paddy O'Sullivan, what not The
dinner served in courses was one of
Mrs. Lewis's. very best and that mean
much to those who know her hospital
ity. The guests were Misses Alpha
Robinson, Ida Westcott, Alma Crow
Their, Rowena Robinson, Prof. Dew
hirst, Clifton Blakesley, Orlo Edge
comb. Mr.. and Mrs. Madsen and
Katherine, A. G. Rodgers, Mrs. Ruth
Rodgers and Miss Eleanor Rodgers,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Lewis and MIR.
and Mrs. Edgecomb, Payette.