The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-10-30
SOCIETY NOTES

Society items for this column will
be gladly received by The Times.
The Luncheon club meets with Mrs.
| H. J. Failing Friday.
Mrs. Hance was hostess to the Fort
| nightly Bridge club Tuesday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. l. B. Perrine will enter
| tain a number of their friends Friday
evening
Miss Eloise Spafford has issued in
vitations for Halloween party Sat
urday evening.
Miss Laura Thompson will give
Halloween party to a large number of
her friends Friday evening.
The postponed meeting Of the Mon
| day 500 club was held Wednesday af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. H. B.
| Johnson.
Mrs. G. F. Baker entertained the
Wednesday Auction Bridge club this
elk. Mrs. Everett Sweeley carried
off the prize.
Mrs. e. S. Larned will entertain
next Monday with a luncheon, in COM
pliment to her omther. Mrs. Ostrander,
Of Lansing, Michigan.
Mesdames Herman, Hartman and
Rexroat, have issued invitations to
the Ideal Bible class, of the Christian
church, for Friday evening.
The members of the Eastern Star
enjoyed a dance at the Masonic hall
last Tuesday evening. Refreshments
were served at a late hour. About
twenty-five couples were present
Miss Alice Varney entertained sew
eral of her young friends at Hallow-
cen party at the home of her par
ents Thursday evening. The house was
beautifully decorated for the occasion
and dainty refreshments were served.
Miss Margaret Williams was the
charming hostess to group of friends
Monday evening. Dancing was the
order Of the evening and which was
carnations and shaded candles adding
pretty touch to the table. Those
present were: Misses Hornaday, Be-
Smith and Flintoff.
Another of the pretty luncheeons
which are so generally being given by
society was that given by Mrs. f. A
Dwight. Wednesday afternoon. Hal
iowe'en decorations were abundantly
used throughout the rooms and on
the table The latter being further
decorated with bowl of yellow chrys-
anthemums. The guests present were
Mesdams w. H. Dwight, Watson
Shook, Gee, Fisher, Griffin, and Fer
guson.
Numbered among the enjoyable
events of the week, was the dancing
party at the Ferguson home on Sew
enth avenue, Wednesday evening
Jack-o-Lanterns on the porch lighted
the guests into the house, where many
decorations of Halloween nature were
in evidence. The Alfonte orchestra
furnished the music for the merry
dance after which buffet lunch was
INDUCED in by the fifteen couples pres
ent.
AS a compliment to Miss Weist, o.
Portland, was the delightful luncheon
given by Mrs. l.. l.. Breckenridge
Tuesday. The unique decorations were
in keeping with the Halloween sea-
son, the centerpiece being pumpkin
filled with fruits. while green shaded
candles set in hollowed-out apples
were set by each plate. Following
the luncheon, much amusement was
derived by the guests taking part il
vegetable cOurtship" Misses Mil
ner, Thomas, Ramsey, Mann, ant
| Glenn enjoyed this affair.
| The Twentieth Century club opened
] it's doors last Tuesday afternoon t.
all neighboring clubs, and very graft
flying to the local club women wa
s the hearty response to their invita-
q ton. Jewel hall was all too small t,
$ accommodate the large crowd who ha,
0 gathered to listen to the interestin;
: program. Sixty-five out of tow
n guests, representing eighteen clubs
including all clubs between Heyburl
1 and Bull. were present. After listen
\ ing to Timely Topics read by Mrs
\ Kunkelly, and vocal solo beautiful,
e rendered by Mrs. Ripley, of Filler, MI
: c. M. Booth gave an interesting tall
: urging the women to use their influ
n ence for the passage of certain bills
$ for the further protection of thei
d own sex. An interesting feature of tn
: afternoon was the splendid paper pre-
n pared and read by Mrs. Harvey O
d Bull, which called forth many word
y of commentator. A social hour fol
e lowed the close Of the meeting. Mis-
: Viola Alfonte delighting her hearer
y with a violin solo, while the guest
S partook of tea and small cakes. befor
lon