The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-07-15
THE SOCIAL SIDE

A daintily appointed bridge lunch
con was the occasion for an enjoyable
afternoon to Is ladies, guests of Mrs
r. M. Fairchild, on Friday. About
half after l o'clock the guests found
places at small tables where the
hostess, assisted by Miss Rhoda Sas-
ser, served tempting three-course
luncheon. Following an hour of visit
ing, the fascinating game Of Auction
was enjoyed during the remaining
hours. Out of town guests were the
Mesdames Partridge, Kurtz and Ham
aker of Nampa, guests of Mrs. E. X.
Hayes, Miss Turner and Miss Dora
Merrill.
A party of young people of the
Baptist church INDUCED in a hike to
the river bank last Thursday evening
taking with them the requisites for a
late picnic supper, including a
"wienie" roast. Game and sports
furnished plenty of good fun.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Jenkins enter
tanned small company of friends at
dinner Friday evening, complimentlng
Mr.. and Mrs. Tenney, who are leaving
soon for Inc Danes, OFe.
Miss Emma Grant of Bald Knob,
Ark, spent few days Of last week at
the E. o. Mech home, while making an
extended visit in the west. This week
Miss Martha Mech is entertaining
Miss Charlotte Andrews Of Boise.
Mrs. Cliff Tucker was hostess to the
members of the Crescent Improvement
Club Thursday afternoon of last week.
There was a large attendance, and the
ladies report it as one of the pleasant
est meetings of the year. Mrs. Tucker
served a palatable lunch late in the
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. H. w. Hollar had as
dinner guests on Sunday Rev. Clyde
Walker, his mother and sister.
very pretty birthday dinner was
oiven nv Mrs. James Heath last Sun
dav to celebrate her husbands birth
day also compliment Miss June De-
clark whose birthday was WITHIN
few DAYS. Shortly after noon deilci-
ons dinner was served at table beau
tifully decorated and bearing two
huge birthday cakes covers oelng i%iu
for twelve.
Mrs. Henry D. Buys entertained the
Wednesday evening. Inc
customary pleasant time was enjoyed
with lunch.
Wednesday afternoon, Division l OF
the Methodist Aid met at the home OF
Mrs. F. A. DeClark. An enjoyable
afternoon was spent, followed by the
serving of lunch TO a good attendance.
On Friday evening a dozen young
Deople accepted the invitation OF MIS-
r. M. Fairchild, and enjoyed to the
fullest an evening of mirth and Jointly
Five Hundred was the special DIVER I
sion. after which the tables were
placed for lunch. The guests were
he Misses Frances and Florence
Rundstrom, June Declare, anna
campbell, Carolyn Adams, Bessie Won
HaTten, Rhoda Sasser, MessrS; CaTtee
Wood, Loren Dean, Moyne Koop' 10y
Campbell and A. o. Sutton: MISS
Sasser, a former Emmett girl, mas
snent several weeks visiting. trlenes
1ereabouts. and left for her nome IN
Vale, Ore, Saturday.
Tho Central Division of the Nj: Z.
,burch Aid held its regular meeting
At the home of Mrs. Walker "edhes
law afternoon. Plans for future WORK
we're discussed.
The family of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. u.
Knipe enjoyed a most delightful VISIT
rom a former friend Tuesday and
" Wednesday. Miss Herlione Stewart OF
Alva. Oklahoma and party of trlenos
.nroute to Seattle, stopped over "a
hours, and Miss Stewart, having been
, childhood playmate OF the hnlpe
young people, was most welcome
NEST, On Wednesday the family &C
COMMANDED her to Boise, IN autos,
hence to Nampa, where she joined her
,arty and proceeded upon her journey
westward.
Mrs. E. NJ. Reilly entertained Miss
Dora Merrill over Sunday, Miss Mer-
ill returning home Monday.
Miss Beryl Morrow of Boise has
spent some time visiting relatives and
riends in this vicinity, returning home
Wednesday.
On Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
". w. Hoops entertained about two
lozen friends in honor of her nephew,
Dr.. VIM. Allen of Filler who made a
hort visit here enroute to the meet
no of the Osteopathic Association IN
Cortland. The evening was dehght-
ullv spent in amusements OF various
orts. First, each guest was requested
o make a drawing to illustrate the
lille of familiar hymn, and some re-
clever sketches were the re-
ult. Then the men were asked 70
crite a recipe for angel food, whieh
,rought forth some marvel ous eoncoe-
ions The ladies were given the OPP
,ortunity to display their skill with
vood saw-'nuff sed! Later Mrs feleI
;arhart assisted the hostess IN serving
unch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boise Riggs enter
aimed Thursday a jolly party Of lie
ha friends, consisting of the Ewing
nd Pomeroy families. The day was
pent delightfully."-.
On "Wednesday evening Mrs. Geo,