The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-10-16

The Kappa Delta Sigma meets with
Miss Veva Amos Thursday evening of
this week
The Missionary society Of the Pres
byterian church will meet this week
with Mrs. A. d. Stafford on sth av-
enue east
Mrs. DeLong entertained the Fort
| nightly club Tuesday. Mrs. Hance
winning high score. Mrs. xavier was
a guest of the club.
About twelve friends Of Mrs. C. r.
Scott spent last Thursday afternoon
at her home, bringing their embroid-
cry work and drinking tea with the
hostess before their departure.
Miss Combs and Mrs. G. NJ NOEL
waine were hostesses to the P. E. O.
society, Monday at the home of the lat
ter. The talk for the afternoon being
on England. Miss Combs very inter-
estingly told Of her recent visit to
that country and Miss Stuart gave an
entertaining talk on Stoddards Lee
lures on England"
A very interesting meeting Of the
w. o. w. embroidery club was held
Monday at the home of Mrs. George
Beckman, Miss Ada Walking acting as
hostess. Vocal and instrumental Sc
lections were rendered by Mrs. Beck
man and Miss Pearl Hager while the
guests partook of dainty refreshments.
Miss Pearl Hager will entertain at
the next meeting.
In honor of Miss Dunn, of Longmont,
Colorado. was the delightful Kensing-
ton given by Mrs. Chalmer Parsons
Wednesday. Mrs. Keneley and Mrs.
Wise assisted the hostess in serving
delicious refreshments to the follow
ing invited guests Mesdames De-
Long, Hance, Schlott, Walters, Spiel
berg, Sutcliffe, Harry Dinkelacker,
Henry Dinkelacker, Weidheimer, Nun
son, Mallory, McAtee and Miss Min
ME Dinkelacker.
On Monday evening of this week a
farewell party was given at the l.. d.
S. church in honor of Florence Mullen
er. who will leave in a few days to
make her home in Salt Lake City,
Utah. The sisters with whom she la
bored the past few years presented
her with beautiful ring as token
of love and esteem. The evening was
spent in a social way, with readings
and recitations. The feature of the
evening being recitation by Miss Nell
lie Pellum. A dainty lunch was serv-
ed after which all returned to their
respective homes.
Forming the motif for the elaborate
six course luncheon given by Mrs. w.
j. Wallace Wednesday was her moth
er, Mrs. Sheetz, of Canyon City, Colora
do. The table was beautiful with
Battenburg luncheon set in water lily
design and delicate hand painted china
| decorated with the colorado wild flow
ers. handiwork of Msr. Sheetz. A large
bowl of roses occupied the center of
| the. table, Following the luncheon,
coffee was served in the library to the
| following guests: Mesdames Arthur
Seaver, E. B. Williams, j. E. White,
| Packard, Mannhard, Trenem, H. O.
Miner, John Miner, PHI. Smith and
]. H. Seaver.
The high school auditorium was the
scene Of brilliant assemblage Tues
| day evening, when the Twentieth Gen.
fury club entertained the teachers of
the city schools, and music conser-
vatories with their gentlemen friends
! at musical followed by an informal
| dance. The guests occupied the bal
cony during the program which was
| rendered by some of the most talented
people, then descending to the lower
floor, the club members with their hus-
bands and guests proceeded to enjoy
themselves to the fullest extent The
arrangement for the evening were in
charge of Mrs " H. Ormsby, vice
president of the club, who was ably
assisted by Mesdames Burton, Guthrie
Clos, Costello, and Senior. Presiding
at the punch bowl were: Mesdames
Ripley, Mann, Beebe, Cliff, and Nc
Elwaine. The following program
which was announced by Mrs. w. F.
Pike. president of the club, was said
by many to be one of the best ever
given in Twin Falls.
Overture-Twin Falls Symphony
| Piano solo $50. 49,. Mrs. HI. G. Blue
Reading ...... Miss Gladys Dwight
Observation-Disclosures Longley, and
Grant, Messrs. Fuller and Watson
vocal SOLO ......s....... MISS Far1s
Reading ................. Mrs. Aaron
| Violin solo ............ Miss Alfonte