The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-11-24
SOCIETY NOTES

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Society items for this column will
be gladly received by The Times.
Miss Margaret Baker will enter
tain the Krismus Klub today.
The Big Four will meet Saturday
at the home of Mrs. H. B. Johnson.
The Blue Lakes Boulevard club will
meet Friday with Mrs. Helm on the
Shoshone falls road.
The Fortnightly club met with Mrs.
Hollingsworth Monday. Mrs. Sleifer
held the highest score.
A jolly football dance was enjoyed
BY the younger set in the Moose hall
last Saturday evening.
The Priscillas met with Mrs John
Dingman last week. Mrs. Clarence
Allen is the hostess this week
Mrs. Willet Hance has issued in
vitations for birthday dinner this
evening in compliment to her hus-
band
The Wimodausi club was entertain
ed by Mrs Babcock last week. Re-
freshments were served at the close of
very enjoyable afternoon.
The Wednesday Auction Bridge club
met at the home of Mrs. w. S. Hill
last week. Mrs. Everett Sweeley re-
ceived the prize for high score.
Mrs. Chapman was hostess to the
Ideal 500 club this week. A yellow
and white color scheme was used In
| the refreshments, in the serving OF
which the hostess was assisted by Mrs
H. B. Johnson. The guests of the
| club were Mesdames Hustled, Neu-
man and Karis.
At her country home, Mrs. John Cos
| tello entertained the Saturday Auc'
ton Bridge club. Mrs. Coughlin was
presented with hand embroidered
towel for gaining the highest score
and Mrs. Kaylor second in the confess
received a hand painted plate. Mrs
! Brassfield will be the next hostess.
Complimentary to her sister, Mrs
Dunn, was the Kensington given b.
Mrs. Parson Monday. Little Miss Ir
ma Spielberg assisted the hostess ii
serving the dainty three course lunch
The invited guests were: Mesdames
Breckenridge, Boyd Fuller, Brown
Bradley, Kale, Harvey, Bell, Crozier
and Wilson, Mrs, Parsons will enter
tain again today.
One of the novel events of last weel
was the party given by Mrs. H. o
Brown for the Ideal Bible class of thu
Christian church. Each guest wa
dressed to represent a book, priz'
being given to the one guessing thu
greatest number. Games were thel
INDUCED in, prizes in these contest
going to Mrs. Crow and Mr.. W. A
Patrick Assisting in the enjoyabl
affair were Mr.. and Mrs. Clarenc
Allen.
Miss Margaret Conway was hostes
to number of her friends at din
ner party given at the Perrine hote
last Friday evening. OF exquisitel
dainty appointment was the table wit
, its effective centerpiece of whit
chrysanthemums arranged in a baske
wound with white ribbon and tied wit
white maline bow, entwined wit
pearls, resting in bed of ferns. Nea
place cards indicated to the guest
their respective places while Kewpie
wearing huge green bows were give
as favors. Present as guests at tn
| nj
Vesta Thomas, Margaret Williams an
Mrs. j. B. Ferguson Messrs. Bate
Johnson, Logan, Peck and Ferguson.
At the home of Mrs. Gee, Mr. an
Mrs. Watson entertained with de
lightful card party, last Saturday eN
ening. The house was beautiful
: decorated with sheafs of wheat an
many red peoples were arrange
throughout the rooms. In the gam
! of 500 Mrs. Walters won the highe'
e score for the ladies and Mr.. Flowe
t carried off the gentleman's priz
4 Mrs. Regain was awarded the cons'
t lation prize. Mrs. Gee was presente
: with beautiful tray by the hostes
e The color scheme of red and yello
e was carried out in the two cour.
: lunch which followed. Present wei
y Messrs and Mesdames Flower, Span
Q Ter, Ferguson, Gee, McElwaine, Lam
n is, Walters, Porter, Coughlin, Longle
s w. H. Dwight, Mesdames F. Dwigl
: and Warren and Misses Williams al
h Faris, Messrs. Flintoff, Johnson, Wa
e rem and Graves.
e One of the most elaborate children
s parties of the season was given Tue
s day by Mrs. L. P. Savage at the H
e tel Perrine, in honor of her lit