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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-12-23
PACKING BASKETS
AT HEADQUARTERS |!
Everything Will be Ready for Dis
tributlon Tomorrow to Those
on Community Christmas
Lists.
THEATRE PARTY FRIDAY
Baker Dodge Company Extend Invi-
tations Through Committee and
viii Give Treat Christ
mas Day.


scented a busy picture today. The
baskets were being packed, ready
for distribution The baskets are
big cnes, and each one is being
packed to fill the needs of the per-
sons to whom consigned.
Tomorrow morning the distribu-
ton of the baskets will be begun.
The committee wants the use of as
many automobiles or wagons as 1t is
help. If only for a little while, can
do their share towards aiding in
this community giving.
The baskets contain clothing, food
and toys and are being carefully
tagged and made ready for the dis
tribution. Each one bears Merry
z Christmas tag
Theatre's Christmas Party.
In the baskets also, are invitations
to the Christmas entertainment for
which the Baker-Dodge theatre COM
pany is SPONSOR For the last two
years the company has done some
thing of this sort in Keokuk. This
year similar plans are being worked
out in every city in the Baker
Dodge circuit Owing to the fact
that there will be community
Christmas tree here, there will be
no Christmas tree in the Grand's pro-
gram Friday morning. but the enter
tainment will be given and will be
j good one.
Invitations to this theatre party
on Christmas day, made possible
through the generosity of the man
ayers Of the Grand, have been ex-
tended through the community Christ
mas committee. They have included
4in the baskets sent out. the invita-
lions and tickets to the entertain
ment for the entire family into which
each basket goes.
There is no doubt but that the
poor people appreciate this courtesy
on the part Of the theatre manage
ment.
The contr buttons Today.
The contributions This morning in
clude the following:
Woolworth Ten Cent store, toys;
Frank H. Jones. mufflers and gloves;
Mrs. Diver, popcorn: Englehart's
drug store. toys and books: Peter
son Brothers. six boxes Of caps: w.
B. Daniel. oranges and candy E. G.
weisman. groceries, and candies;
Winger Bros. caps and stockings
and twelve winter coats: Mrs. Yer
Steeg and Mrs. Fulton, dolls; Miss
Gage. cards and hair ribbons: Mrs.
Doane and Mrs. Loring. food; Good
fellow, jellies; Mrs. James Huis-
kamp, fruit and jellies; toys, Mrs.
C. e. Alling.
Money Contributions.
The following cash donations were
reported by Miss Elsie Buck today:
Mrs. e. Carol Taber, 8: Mrs. Diver,
IS: Mrs. Covington, 81; Miss Younk-
er, $3.50; man, 81; friend. %
cents; friend, 81: friend, 81: cash.
81; Dr. Sohl. So; friend, 80 cents;
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St. paui's Christmas Tree.

The Sunday school Of St Paul's
German Evangelical church will have
its Christmas tree and exercises
THURSDAY evening at 1880. The chill
dren have prepared nice program
and would be pleased to have their
parents and frienGs come and enjoy
It with them. A collection will be-
taken for the benefit of the orphan
homes, connected with the church
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MISCELLANEOUS

MEN INCREASE YOUR EARNINGS.
Learn the barber trade for which
there is always demand. Many jobs
waiting at wages higher than you
would expect. Taught in unlimited
term by our system. Earn while learn
ing. Write today. Moler Barber Col
lege, ST. Louis, Mp.
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Formal Saturday Niqht.

The Saturday night dancing club
will give formal party in Masonic
hall Saturday night.
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from six per cent to FIVE. Foreign ex-
change advanced fraction further,
selling Is above Yesterdays close.
Wall street banks, made additional
payments to sub-treasury retirement
emergency notes.
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Fraternity Dance.
Phil Iamda Epsilon will give a
dance at Masonic hall Christmas
night.
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w ant Column
WANTED

WANTED-Lady who is interested in
kindergarten and child welfare work
in the home. Address r. NJ, Gate
City.
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FOR estimates on plastering and re-
pair work, call Red-1301 Stanley
Johnson, III North thirteenth street
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FOR RENT-One large room on main
floor. Furnished or unfinished
Modern. Call 329 North Fourth street
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Maaon,. pancina Party.

A dance will be given in the ball
room OF the Masonic temple Monday
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FOR SALE-Numerous good second
hand organs taken as part payment
on new pianos Prices very low. Very
easy terms. Duncan-Schell Furn, Co
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| LOST-On north side. gentleman's
diamond ring in belcher setting:
/ name engraved inside. Notify this Of
flee. Liberal reward.
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evening, December IS. The hours of
dancing will be from 9 to IL o'clock.
The committee in charge is composed
of r. V. Pemberton, T. F. Talbot and
v. O. Stafford.
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We'll. Kindergarten Party.

This afternoon at two o'clock the
children of the kindergarten in the
Wells building gave their Christmas
party Santa Claus was an honored
guest at the party A Christmas tree
which th.. little folks decorated under
the supervision of the teachers was
a feature. Each child had made
gift for his father and for his mother,
which were distributed Mrs E. Ross
Raker sent a gift to every child in
tho kindargarten. The children made
scrap books for the two hospitaiS
which they sent as their GIT TOT tue
Measure OF children who are III there.
Games we're played, Christmas songs
sung and Christmas verses "clted'
after which the teachers. Miss Hayes
and Miss Burger, served refreshments.
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FOR RENT-Unfurnish rooms, new
building, strictly modern. No. 81;
Blondeau.
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FOUND.

FOUND One overshoe. Owner call
at this office and pay for this notice.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Domestic sewing ma
chine, drop head. $4,000. Wallberg
Furniture Store
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FOR RENT

FOR RDNT-Furnished rooms, mod
ern. AIS Blondeau' street.
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Money Contributions.

The following cash donations were
reported by Miss Elsie Buck today:
Mrs. E. Carroll Taber, 81 Mrs. Diver,
IS: Mrs. Covington, 81; Miss Younk-
er, $3.50; a man, 81; friend, %
cents; friend, 81: friend, 81: cash.
81; DR.. Sohl. So; friend, so cents;
Mrs. W. B. Daniel. 81.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-09

early autumn, the golden glow and the
golden rod.
Wedding Anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A Breasted celebrat-
ed their silver wedding anniversary
Thursday evening at their home at
oil East Washington street The
guests were entertained on the lawn,
which was decorated with vari-color-
ed electric lights. Tables were placed
on the lawn for cards and dancing was
had upon the sidewalk to the sweet
strains of the music box Those pres
emit were Messrs. and Mesdames
Thomas, Shaffer, Paulson. Coble,
O'Conner. Moore, Bell. Harmon, Muel-
Ter, Morrow. Walling, Beck, Clayton,
Conklin, Addison, Cess, G Brostad,
Benton, Barber, Hellems; Mrs. Hillock,
Mrs Patmow, Mrs Stone of Tacoma
and c. D. Cess of Arrowrock Little
Miss Paulson presided at the punch
bowl and summer refreshments were
also served.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-09
home at that resort

Miss Fleeta Bixler has returned
from a fortnight spent at the Y. w.
c. A. camp at Gearhart on the Oregon
coast. That association of the north
west maintains a camp for girls at
this beautiful beach and Miss Bixler
returns full Of praises for the good
times afforded there.
Misses Tippen and Knapp have re-
turned from a trip through Yellow
stone park.
Miss Alta Knapp has returned from
a visit with relatives in Iowa.
Mrs. p. j. Dockery is. enjoying an
over Sunday from her aunt Mrs. r.
r. McCabe of Evanston, Ill.
Mrs. James G. Green is spending a
month at her mountain home adjoin.
ing the Kirkham Hot Springs, near
Lowman. During her absence Miss
Pearl Tyer is looking after the society
notes for these columns.
Mrs c. O. Knight is visiting at
GENEVA, near Chicago, during the
heated season, expecting to return to
Boise in October.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-09
A City Outlaws Shingles.
lRurlington Free Pregsl

The people of Burlington and other
cities in Vermont, who are accustomed
to slate or other noncombustible roof
ing as a rule, cannot readily under
stand the part which single roofs
played in connection with the Salem
holocaust, and yet dry shingles are held
largely responsible for the almost mex
phcable spread of the flames Of the
fated city. We have an ordinance
which prevents the use OF shingles for
roofing in this city whenever new
structures are erected, and while in
some instances this regulation may
work apparent hardship. it unquestion-
ably means economy in the long run
and affords a large degree Of safety
from flying embers in case Of fire, Cs
pecially during a high wind
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-09

been staying at the DAILY home on
Hays street during the absence of her
sister, Mrs. Robinson, entertained ~
couples of her young friends at a
dancing party Thursday evening.
Golden glow was used as a decoration
of the spacious rooms. Miss Brennan
left Friday for a two weeks vacation
trip at HALEY.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-09
Home From Europe.

c. o. Knight Of this city yesterday
received a card from his sister, Miss
Eva knight, who is known in this
city, that she had Just landed at Bos-
ton after summer in Europe. Four
days ago Mr.. Knight received a card
mailed in Switzerland. which gave no
intimation of the war scare. but the
Boston card expressed the relief of be-
ing at home again.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-09
E7OULDS'T thou loose thyself and
M catch no harm,
In" And find thyself again with
out a charm?


w catch no harm,
W And find thysef again with
IL" out a charm?
woulds't read thysef. and
read thou knows't not what?
Oh, then come hither,
And lay my book, thy head, and heart
together,
Prologue to Pilgrims Progress.
The words which TO md their way to
the old time John Bunyan in his
Authors Apology for His Book may
be ascribed to the spirit of the sum-
mer time which calls to the heart of
man even as the earnest saint wooed
the world to his story. Summer is
calling and we are responding, to walk
with her, talk with her and lie be-
meath her charm The strenuous ac-
tivities have lost their grasp under
the SPELL Few are the gatherings of
lightsome mind with mind, for sum-
mer demands the solicitude for her
spell, and cen at the gatherings the
spirit of summer is supreme. All cen
ter about her-the rich ice cream
social, the going away parties, the out
of-door dance, the meeting of vaca-
ton guests all center about the sum-
mer idea The lure of the burning
sunshine, and warm winds has 'piped
and whistled' and society is caught
3
Nurses Dance,
The Alumnae of st. Alphonsus hos
pital celet rated an evening of gaiety
with the first dance of the organiza-
ton Monday evening at Pierce Park.
About so couples responded to the en-
ticement of the invitation and whirled
the evening away under the spell of
Daggetts orchestra. Five matrons
acted as chaperons Mesdames Nc
Gala, Tim Regain, P. NJ Davis, Alvin
Regain and Blackinger. Punch was
served during the evening with Miss
Belle Mccullough presiding at the
table which was decorated with the
brilliant golden glow
Singers Social
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Edrus Cook
surprised the members of Thalia choir
with a party after the rehearsal Fri
day evening The music committee
which comprised the associate mem
bers of the choir was also present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cook are living at the
First Methodist parsonage during the
summer and the party adjourned 10
this residence after the usual practice
at the church An entertainment of
music with records of grand opera
played by one of the Columbia Music
pared In addition the young folks
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-09
Arrowrock Excursion.

The teachers of the summer school,
more than a hundred strong, enjoyed a
trip to the great dam at Arrowrock
Saturday. Although the majority of
the teachers are attending the session
for serious work each week witnesses
some recreation.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-09
Pleasant Surprise.

FIoaSaHt 9uTpTISo,
Mrs. F. V. Bowers was most pleas
antly surprised Thursday evening,
when arriving home from the theater
she found her home swarming with
guests. A merry evening ensued,
games and music being in order Miss
Rowen rendered several plano solos. "A
buffet luncheon was served later in
the evening
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-09
Jewellers Banquet.

The jewelers. of the state who had
been in convention assembled in this
city during the past few days met at
banquet Friday evening at the Owyhee
hotel.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-09
Off to the East.

Misses Helen Whitney and Hazel
Morrow t-e expecting to leave this
coming week to begin training in the
Johns Hopkins hospital The course
is a three years one and as the vaca-
ton periods are but of few weeks
the young ladies do not plan to re-
turn to Boise during that time, and
are contemplating spending such time
in visiting points of interest in that
locality
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-09
Missionary Party.

WI5sIonafy FaFtys
The Ladies missionary party Of the
Baptist church entertained the Young
Ladies' Missionary society and the
gentlemen of the church Wednesday
evening at the home of Mrs. H. N.
Cottrell on Bannock street. After the
regular meeting consisting of the pro-
gram of study and the business a.
social hour was enjoyed A short
musical program was given consisting
of piano duet by Hazel Buis and
May Cottrell, a song by Mrs. Fred
Rosene and a piano number by Miss
Helen Annett. Refreshments were
served on the GOODNESS of the lawn.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-09
SOCIETY ITEMS
Ria MulIiaan Stow

Big Muligan Stew
The Christian and Presbyterian
Christian Endeavdrers spent one of
the most enjoyable of their quaint
affairs in an outing back of the SOL
diers' home Wednesday. Boating and
old fashioned games were enjoyed.
The big hit of tho evening, however,
was the s~Sper which was prepared
by Burt lays in full capacity of cook.
The stew was cooked and served in
camp style being dipped from huge
kettles into tin plates. Pickles, bread,
coffee and bacon we're served as the
young folks sat around on the ground
Indian fashion. After the supper they
all went to the river, where singing
and boat riding were enjoyed. A great
deal of excitement was caused by six
brilliant young people allowing their
boat to get away from them, going
over the rapids. They landed on an
island and several of the young men
spoiled their shines helping the girls
across the water.
The success of the evening was due
to the proficient management Of
Prentice Hewitt and the social com
mittees, who are planning for other
good times.
Those present we're Mrs. Chalfant,
the Misses Pauline Rogers, Katherine
Randall, Carol Paine, La Pearl Moore,
Lura Paine, Mamie Mays, Leonabelle
Veatch, Hazel Fletcher, Hazel Bobb,
Katherine McLeroy May Lyon, Ger
trude Wolfe Helen Chalfant, Doris
Denwoodie, Alma Chester, Florence
Allen and May Allen and Messrs. Jess
Eckstrand, Burt H. Mays, Byron Pear
son, Chauncey Mays, Ben Paine
Arthur Lyon, Horatio Miller, Arthur
Jones, Prentice Hewitt, John Kenyon
Austin Lane, Philip Paine, V. Richard
son and Virgil Tucker.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-09
To The Public.

George T. Peck. a tuner is not in
our employ or connected with this Arm
in any way.
We have not given him permission to
use our name or the names of our Gus
toners to secure tunings for himself
KELLERMAN PIANO CO
Phone 1881 119 n. Ninth ST.
AS
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-09
Series of Parties.

Series of Parties.
Mrs. c. L. Swormstedt entertain
ed Friday and Saturday at a series
of parties in honor of her sister, Mrs.
E. F. VAIL of Medford Ore, who is
visiting With her for short time. Fri
day afternoon the guests were enter
tanned with Eve hundred, at which
Mrs. Bartlett ~ Focatello won the
prize. Mrs SWormstedt was assisted
in sewing by MISSES Bertha Clifford
and Mal:nda Church and Madge Hyatt,
who presided at the punch bowl
Friday evening a few couples were
invited for the game of FIVE hundred
again, DR.. over winning the prize this
time. Saturday afternoon the home
was again gay with guests at a ken
sington party. The house was deco
rated in the yellow flowers of the
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-09
Honor Dinner

T1OHOT BTHTcT
Mrs. F. F. Johnson entertained at
Clnner Thursday in honor of Mrs.
Lyon of Chicago, who is visiting in
this city with her daughter. Mrs. Cobb.
Old fashioned flowers arranged in
boxes were used in decoration. Covers
were laid for 10.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-09
NORTH FOR
PROGRESSIVE TICKET
Capital News spesia. ssrvice)

lCapltaI News Special serVlcel
Spirit Lake, Aug sc. H. Martin,
Paul GLADSTONE, L. H. Rettig and Paul
Davis are campaigning Bonner AMI
Kootenai counties in behalf of the Pro
gressive ticket, covering every nook
and corner of both counties by auto
mobile. They visited Blancrad and
Spirit. lake today and will attend q
great picnic at Sagle Sunday.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-09
Surprise Party.

surprise Party.
Mrs. Mcintyre was the hostess Fri
day evening at her home on Fort street
in honor Of Mrs. Rose Garrecht. The
day was also the birthday of the little
daughter, Margaret, of Mrs. Garecht.
The first dahlias of the season fur
nished the decorations for the house.
Those present We're Mesdames Stottler,
Stafford, Williams, Olson, Maynard,
Bellus, LANCER, Randall, Abindroch,
Morgan and Gore, Misses Abindroch,
Morgan and Garrecht, and Messrs.
Crane Ratler and Abindroch.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-09
Sunday School Glass Meeting.

The Philathea class of the Emmanuel
Methodist Sunday school held its
monthly business meeting with Miss
Floy Pohman Monday evening. A
social time was enjoyed also.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-09
w. r. c. Surprise.

w. r. c. Surprise.
Mrs. Lucinda Shipman was pleas
antly surprised Monday evening at
her home on North Thirteenth street
by a party given by the Women's Re
lief Corps. a most pleasant evening
was spent and the w. r. c. presented
the honor hostess with a punch bowl
and IL glasses in appreciation of her
many services for the organization.
Punch was served as refreshments.
The ladies present were Mesdames
Lola E. Gill, Linnie Stottier, Hattie
Stafford, Nancy Mason, Emma Will
Jams, Mayme Maynard, Anna Lesson,
Addie Bellus Elizabeth White, Bertha
LANCER, Elizabeth Randall, Rose Gar
recht and L. M. Ward and Miss Myrtle
Mason.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-09
Ice Cream Social.

The old lawn at the state house or
the Eighth side was the scene of an
other of it's many ice cream socials
"Wednesday evening when the ladies OF
the Christian church served there.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-09

Mrs. Frances Crosson of Riverside
was the hostess of a very pleasant
kensington Tuesday afternoon, when
the visiting committee of the Ada Re-
bekah assembly, No. 80, called in
body upon her. Mrs. Crosson is the
secretary of the grand lodge of Idaho
and was accidentally injured short
time ago, but the ladies found her very
much better.
She was presented with an exquisite
bouquet of roses by one of the mem
bers and amid summer flowers re-
freshments were served. Those on the
committee were the Mesdames
Brumm, Maxheld, Gobe Bacon. HUI
bert. Nagel, William Cathcart-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-09
Church Social.

CnurCn OoCldl.
The attendants and friends Of Grace
church enjoyed a delightful social on
the church lawn Tuesday evening. In
connection with the ice cream refresh
ments and the social time a musical
had been arranged under the direction
of Miss Dorothy N. Cross. The piano
had been wheeled to a platform erect
ed neAc tie vestry door so that the
concert was enjoyed in the refreshing
air Of the out of doors. Strands of
electric lights We're woven over the
lawn and intersp ersed were the highly
col0red japanese lanterns adding the
charm ct gaety to the eye In accord
with tie music. Flowers beautifled all
o; the tables and on the platform were
generous pots of ferns and palms
loaned by the Boise Floral company.
The program was composed of sew
eral piano numbers by Miss Katherine
Rock the little girl musician, vocal
solos by Miss Bennett and Mr.. Board
man. a reading by Gladys Higgins a
whistling solo by r. E Howell and
musical pantomine entitled the The
Bachelors Reverie" Mr. Boardman
acted the part of bachelor. who in
dream thought he was seeing the
sweethearts Of the past. These APP
pared on the stage, accompanied by
music on the piano by Miss Minnie
Weston who played snatches of tunes
which easily conveyed the story to the
audience. The first sweetheart was
the one of earliest childhood. a little
girl in sunbonnet, and was portrayed
by Esther Sargent. Following came
che school girl with apron and books.
Myra Moore; the country lassie.
rustic and sincere, Fay Krail; the
tennis girl in athletic gown, Barbara
<rall the sweet girl graduate in
proud commencement gown Eliza
Dunning; the serious nurse, Mrs.
Slater; the farsical old maid. Mrs.
George Moore; and, at last, the bride,
Gladys Higgins.
The social was given by the ladies'
guild of Grace church. who had the
success of a large crowd and bountiful
receipts.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-09

Those Coming and Going.
Mrs. Eoff is at Payette lakes visiting
with Mrs. Hays and family at their
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-09
(Edlted BIZ Mrs. .. {. ereenl

made merry with informal games in
the house and on the lawn. Later in
the evening ice cream and cake were
served.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-09

Capital News want ads reacl. al the
people seven days a week
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-09
Young Folks Dinner.

Young Folks Dinner.
Mrs. Walter Burden entertained
three of her girl friends who are soon
leaving Boise and a like number of
young men at dinner Friday evening.
Dancing was enjoyed during the even
ing The young ladies were Marie
Davis. who will attend the New Eng
land conservatory at Boston this COM
ing year; Edna Jackson, who goes to
Moscow as secretary of the president.
and Fay Hoefs, who accompanied by
her mother will visit at Baldwin, Kan.
The young men present were steen
Fletcher Windsor Lynch and William
Kubach
Natatorium Party.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. A. Fennel enter
tanned few couples at supper Thurs
day evening after a plunge party at
the Natatorium
Informal Bridge.
Mrs. Arch Cunningham was the
hostess at three tables of bridge Mon
day afternoon. Prizes were won by
Mrs Frawley and Mrs. Bartlett OF
Pocatello
Monday Party.
Mrs Thomas Blake will entertain a
few friends at a card party Monday
afternoon in honor OF Mrs. Bartlett OF
Pocatello. who is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Hyatt
Young Peoples Dancing Party.
| Miss Marguerite Brennan, who has