Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-11-26
Society Notes

Society Notes
The ladies' of the Methodist Ch1rcl
enjoyed delis htfrl social af ernocn
at the home of Mrs. A. Stetler and
Miss Annie Rupp last THURSDAY
About forty were present and the
lafternooh was carefully rlanEed and
delightful throughout. An interesting
program was given among the mum
terg were readings by Mrs. Dalzal',
Mrs. Madsen snd Mrs. Robinson, in
strumental music by Mrs. Madssm an
several fine records on the Vtctro'a,
bv world famous musicians and sing
ers. Mrs. VIM. Maule and E. G. S.
Prafnard were present and gave Plan
/ for securing a Chsutauqua for Pay
cite Valley to be held in Pagette
next summer. At the close OF the
hour Of social conversation that foi-
I,wed a delicious luncheon was sery-
4 ed.
Katherine Madsen ENTERTAINED q
PARTY of six school girl friends sun
day in honor of her birthday ami
yergary. After the dinner hour the
girls spent the afternoon i'm a happy
manner by singing school songs and
quiet games. Those present were
Josephine Pardrnn, Bernice Hill,
Helen Linck, Effie Moreland, Bethel
ColweIl, Marian Stetler.
marty of neighbors and friends o
Mr. and Mrs. ]. L. DAVIS gathered al
their home Wednesday evening Nov.
IS. in honor of their 31st wedding am
niversary which also happened to be
Mrs. Davis 81 birthday as well. II
was to have been sunrise but MRS
Davis scented the plans but the ocF
casion was none the less enjoyable,
because of that. They were the r.
capients Of several nice ald useful
gifts and those who promoted he at
fair had carefully planned The DELHI
Gus luncheon. Music on violin and or
gan, singing by all and a recitation
by Hilda Himler added to happy con-
yersaticn filled the evenings cup CT
pleasure. These present were Mr.
and Mrs. B. F. Tussing, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Taylor and baby, Mr.. and Mrs. )
q. Himler and Hi,da, Mr.. and Mrs.
Pete Johnson, Mrs. Theho and Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Johnson.
Mrs. Hall was surprised by party
Of her neighbors, Thursday evening
as, a little farewell before her depart
are for her winters visit to Iowa
Falls. Baskets of good things were
brougl5. along and later hugely en-
joyed by all. Music and games were
the order Of the evening. These pre-
sent were Messrs and Mesdames Geo
childs. H. R. Frost, Royston, O.Ma--
lar. Mesdames Chas. Henggler, Clara
Menneman, Myrtle Hart, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Dunn, Mr.. Judd, apd Merna
Dunn. Payette, Ed. Roystcn, Carl,
Marguerite ahd Mae Marlar, Pauline
and Martha Henggler.Joe and Andy
Manmeman, Henry Meyers, B. Cal
vert and Mr.. and Mrs. Judy and chh
dren-
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Dalzall ente'tain-
ed It'd a family dinner Sunday In
hcrer Of her fathers L. H. Rich
birthday. Twenty enc were present
and the dinner a, real Thanksgiving
feast. Those present Mr.. and MIS-
L. H. Rich, John Rich and Loia' Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Rich, Mr.. and MRS.
Frank Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. chas
Swat and children, and Mr.. and Mrs,
Win Thompson.
Quite a party of friends from Wei
ser and Emmett were down Tor the
Love Feast ak khe Church OF the
Brethren and were guests Sunday az
the ]. Hostettler home. MT. and MRS.
E. Walters and Mr.. Nathan Hunt a
Emmett Saturday night and MRS
Parriat and daughter Halle and Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Baker Of Welser'
Sunday.
SCHOOL NOTES.
The students in Manual Arcs nave
beea making themselves useful In
putting the school wagons In shape
Is putting on doors and making
thsm ship shape for cold weather.