The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-08-19
THE SOCIAL SIDE

lew invited guests spent tne uay PIC
nicking at the river The children
under the chaperonage of Miss Wa
ker and her brother, Rev. c. L Wal
ker, met about nine o'clock and wen
in search Of cool spot taking wit
them the all important feed" Tn
day was red-letter day to most o
the youngsters, some of whom des
cribe it as the best Of all the year.
Mrs. Clarence Nelson and daughter
who spent several days as guests al
the B. C. Bowers home departed Mon
day afternon via Nampa for their
home in Denver.
The Ba"tist Ladies Aid gave an
other of their birthday teas in the
church parlors Saturday afternoon.
In spite of the extreme heat, it was
very pleasant occasion, the base
ment proving a cool and attractive
place for the entertainment. AS a
feature Of the program the guests
were requested TO mould animals from
parafne wax, and soon a marvellous
procession of beasts arrayed itself
upon tho table. Lunch was served to
about thirty guests.
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Rev. r. NJ. Fairchild returned Mon
day night from visit of ten days at
the country home of her aunt, Mrs.
Bertha Newland in the Boise valley.
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As a farewell TO Miss Nellie Hinch-
lift of New Plymouth who has spent
few days as guest Of Miss June De-
Clark the Mary James were entertain
ed very informally at the DeClark
home Monday evening. Miss Hinch-
lift, who will be remembered as hav-
ing taught in our schools, has recent
ly returned from visiting the fairs,
and will soon resume her work esl
teacher in Idaho Falls. The even
ing's guests were the Misses Laura
and Hazel Flager. Anna Campbell,
Mrs. Anna Brown and Miss Hinchliff. !
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The Crescent Improvement Club
held one of the most thoroughly en-
joyable meetings of the year last |
Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs
G. A. Warden with about thirty pre-
sent. Being the last meeting for some
time, probably until after packing
season is closed, a special effort was
made by those attending, as well as
by the hostess, to make it success.
The rooms of Mrs. Warden's cozy
home were cheerily attractive with |
purple astera and golden glow, repre-
senting the club colors-purple and
gold. After a short business session
the afternoon was devoted to gen
eral god time, such as is possible to a
with interests in common
The luncheon which followed was SER
we'd by the Misses Mae Rynearson
md Eta Greene.
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Friends of Miss Alice Rynearson
will be surprised to learn of her mar
'iage on Wednesday Afternoon to Mr..
!. w. Hunter of Bramwell. Miss
aynearson left for Salt Lake City
Monday evening and visited with her
lister, Mrs. Jas. Allermand until We'd
Iesday, when at two o'clock p m. she
vas married in the Mormon Temple,
n the presence OF large circle of re-
atives, among them her grandfather,
man ninety-three years of age. At
err short honeymoon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Iunter will return to Emmett TO make
heir home.
The family of f. l.. Mills is enjoy
~ visit from his sste-, Mrs. E. C. e
Dwell of Addington, ILL., who, on an :
Intensive trip thru the west, will .
pend some time here. a
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The Young Ladies Sodality of the 81
atholic church We're pleasantly en- :
srtained at the +. o. Mech home ~
5ednesday afternoon with the Misses ST
lelba and Rhoda Tollman as hos il
,sses. Visiting and fancy work II
lade happy afternoon, concluding Il
18th dainty lunch. NJ
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The Misses Mabel and Edith Cay II
,rd gave novel and original enter al
linment at their home on Tuesday a,
sening to the members of the Baptist n
Dung Peoples Union. 1t was Kin o.
ergarten party and all the guests !,
ere dressed as children, in pinafores, 5,
and all the rest. Re II
'eshments, consisting of all-day- z
Ickers, jaw breakers and white gum, o. o.
'gether with typical kindergarten II
ames kept the children occupied on s.
lie lawn during the fore part of the z
gening after which they were taken 81
ito the house, seated on the floor and
lven clothes pins with materials fo- pi
ressing them up for dolls. At this b
Iiss Frances Rundstrom received a Dc
hx- doll as rriza So, tba Lo.t J,o--al i eS