The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-06-03

Mrs. Amelia DeClark for the purpose
of preparing and packing Christmas
box to be sent to China. The after.
noon was happily spent in dressing
dolls to gladden. the hearts Of wee
Chinese mothers, and putting in shape
articles of wearing apparel, the box
to be sent in the near future. The
hostess served light lunch.
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Miss Hazel Langroise was hostess
to half dozen Of her girl friends at
a sIumher patty Tuesday night. The
girls had the iolliest kind of time,
games, including pillow fights, fur
nishing plenty of fun A late break
fast completed the party.
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The ladies and gentlemen of the
Saturday Five Hundred Club COM
prised the party at the DR.. Clark
home Wednesday evening. A sump-
tuous Z o'clock dinner was served, COW
ers being laid for % at seven small
tables. The places were marked by
dainty hand-painted place cards, and
the rooms throughout were gorgeous
with the seasons roses. The Mes
danes Ed Waring, George thinner
man, F. G. Carpenter and Miss Ruth
Peterson were assistant hostesses.
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This evening occurs the marriage
of Miss Carol Faye Kelley to Mr.. Roy
Keithly at the Burr cottage on Park
street, which Mr.. Keithly has fitted
up for their home.
Miss Geraldine Laravea entertained
about "a friends at Five Hundred on
Monday evening at the home of her
sister, Mrs. H. T. Davis. The game
was enjoyed by all, Mr.. Roy Campbell
scoring high and carrying off the
honors. The party was to compliment
Mr.. Earl White, who spent short
time visiting home folks and has since
returned to San Francisco.
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Following the commencement exer-
cises last Friday night, the High
school faculty entertained, compll-
mentary to the Class of 10, the Ju-
niors, alumni, grade teachers and the
hoard of education. After a season of
visiting an interesting program OF
short speeches was given, Superin-
tendent Knipe acting as POSTMASTER.
The Emmett High school has gradu-
ated eight classes, about so students
in all, and of these every class, except
that of 'OS was represented. The class
of 'O9 was toasted by Lucille Jackson;
10 by Ora Bever; II by Anna Camp
bell; ~ by Katherine Davis; 10 by
Maize Rude; IA by Oren Carter;
while Mack Crouch spoke for the out
going class. The grade teachers were
represented by Mrs. Sadie Blackler,
and DR.. B. o. Clark of the board OF
education made few remarks betit-
ting the occasion. Throughout all the
toasts ran a keen spirit of good feel
ing, the Seniors expressing themselves
as grateful and apprecia-
tive of the conscientious work OF the
faculty and especially of Superintend-
ent and Mrs. Knipe, and as substan-
tial reminder of their gratitude, Mack
Crouch, as spokesman for the class,
presented this estimable couple with a
beautiful leather covered rocking
chair. Also for the Juniors, who have
co-operated so thoroughly in making
the closing weeks pleasant memory,
the Senior expressed the kindliest feel
ing. The reorganization of the High
School Alumni association was per-
fected, which it is hoped will prove
permanent, with the following officers:
Jay Sanders, president; Opal Crouch,
vice president; Ora Bever, secretary;
Merton Cook, treasurer. Punch and
waters were served.