The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-03-27

Society items for this column will
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De gladly received by The Times.
The Luncheon club with Mrs. Brown
OF Spokane as guest, was de-
lightfully entertained by Mrs. H. j.
Failing Friday at one o'clock The
table, set with lace doilies, was artis-
tically decorated with sweet peas and
smilax. A cut glass bowl filled with
sweet peas with smilax ar
ranged around it on an exquisite lace
center-piece, occupied the center of
the table, which was prettily lighted
with pink shaded candles. Miss Vesta
Thomas assisted the hostess in serving
the delicious luncheon, after which
bridge was enjoyed. Mrs. Aiken won
the prize for high score, pair of
rhinestone slipper bunckles, and Mrs.
Browne as guest Of honor was award
ed with pretty gift. The ladies pres
ent were Mesdames Browne, Ostran-
der, Booth, Welton, Sweeley, McCol-
lum, Clos, HILL Aiken and Miss Max
we'll.
The Ideal Bible class of the Chris
tian church gave a most delightful
banquet in the church basement
Thursday evening. The table was ar
ranged in the shape of cross, covers
for fifty-two being laid at the one ia
BILE. The decorations were pink and
white carnations and smilaX artis-
tically arranged in vases at intervals
on the table. The place cards were
painted by Mrs. Crow and were pink
roses, the rose being the class flower
and pink and white the class colors
The delicious five course dinner was
prepared by the ladies of the class and
served by Opal Ellington, Myrtle An
derson and Alice McDougal A very
pleasant social evening was spent af-
ter the banquet
Another very enjoyable Tango party
was given Thursday evening in Moose
Hall. About ten couple were present
and several new steps were learned
and thoroughly enjoyed.
invitations are out for a dinner to
be given by the Conservatory of Music
to all who helped in Princess Bonnie.
this evening at $50 in Jewel hall
The members of the Cosy 500 club
pleasantly surprised Mrs. S. E. Dim
mltt Friday afternoon at 3o'clock with
handkerchief shower Mrs. Dimmitt
left Monday evening for Seattle, where
She will probably make her home and
the ladies of her club wished to show
her in small measure how much
they regretted the departure of one of
their most genial members from their
midst. The surprise was perfect, Mr..
and Mrs, Dimmitt being engaged in
mailing up packing boxes when the la
dies arrived. A very pleasant after
noon was spent even though there was
an absence of chairs and furniture in
general
The Saturday Bridge club spent a
delightful afternoon with Mrs. F. r
Keneley Saturday The honors for
high score were awarded to Mrs. j. 0.
Gates and Mrs. r, M, Medium
Mrs. Ed Larned was charming hos
tess at pretty party given for Mrs
j, j. Browne of Spokane, at Justamere
Inn yesterday afternoon. The spacious
living room, beautifully decorated
with profusions of pink and white car
nations, with its cheerful fireplace,
was pleasant sight to all who so
bravely dared to venture out on such
disagreeable day but everyone felt
duly repaid for their bravery at the
close of delightful afternoon at
bridge. Mrs. l.. T. Wright won first
prize, a beautiful cut glass sweet pea
vase, and Mrs Browne was presented
with an exquisitely embroidered guest
towel for prize. Mrs. r. A. Read
and Mrs Everett Sweeley assisted the
hostess in serving the dainty pink and
white refreshments.
Master Elijah Lavering was host at
a delightful children's party Wednes-
day afternoon at the home of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs E. G. Lavering, on
Seventh Ave. East. Ten little boys
were invited, between the hours of
four and six, to help celebrate the
young hosts seventh birthday Fol-
lowing the usual childish games and
sports came the most important part
OF the occasion, when the young
guests found their places marked by
bunny place cards at the long din
ing room table, which had as a center !
piece the splendid birthday cake with |
its seven pink candles in dainty rose
holders. Each little boy carried away
basket of candy Easter eggs and a
downy chick as a souvenir of the |
party.
The dinner given by the Conserva-
tory of Music Tuesday evening was
surely a great success. Covers were