The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-10-29
Twentieth Century Club Receive
Out of Town Visitors.
ATTENDED BY LADIES
FROM DIFFERENT TOWNS
Program Very Pleasing and Attractive
One. Social Tea Served After Pro-
gram Had Been Rendered.

The goth Century club sent out in
vitations to thirty-two out of town
and rural clubs for their second an
nual reception to their sister clubs
Nearly all of the clubs responded, even
as far away as Albion. The clubs rep
resented were: Mothers Tuesday
Civfcs, Bull; Syringa | Am 1t, Buhl:
The Albion Club, Albion; Fortnight
ly, Hollister; Shamrock Ladies, Rock
Creek; Social club, Salmon: The
Pleasant Valley, Pleasant Valley: Wo-
mans Rural, Filler; Woman's, Maroa:
Ladies Pioneer, Kimberly; Parents
and Teachers, Curry; and the follow
ing rural clubs: White Ribbon, Par
ents and Teachers association, Unity.
Country Woman's, Blue Lakes Boule-
ward, Addison Avenue Mothers Sur
prise, Wayside. Kimberly Road, Pop
lar Hill, Homemakers' League, Re-
viewers, Morningside.
The ladies who were guests of the
goth Century club from adjoining
towns were: Mesdames Tanner, Shear
er, Schildman, Axline, Read, Hall,
Simpson. Puckett, Beamer, Young,
Childs, Uitermarkt. Scully, Hughes,
Buck, Jones, Dingel, Mowre, Curtis,
Fowler, Orr, Cheline, Stangle, Leib-
hart, Cornelius, Maxwell, Gratis, Mos
Ter, Kreigh, Carlson, Hammerquist,
Drake, Bandy, Gulick, Telford, Fftz-
gerald, Dowd, Alfred, Theitly, Malone.
Logan, Parish, Fox, Dooley Patten,
Pierce, Dwight, Moore, kungle, Goel-
lerton, Rorex and Gwinn.
The rural club guests were Mes
danes Mallory, Baylor. Porterfield.
Osborn, Warrington, Winsler, Allen,
Eldred, Bryant, Moody, Evans, Phelps,
Van Houten, DeKlotz, Musgrave, Hoff-
man, Beel, Ross, Vrugan, Putzier,
Foss. Schneider, Heston, Dunlap, Ir-
win, Fletcher, Churchill, Parsons, Ball,
Martyr, Weaver, Bolton, Alexander,
Gaylor, Johnson, Connor, Yochem, Nc
Claim. Duke, Requa, Britton, Bowen,
Schroeder, Logsdon, Olsen, johnson,
Steele, Brown, BEEN, Strain, Valen-
tine, Duren, Untermeyer and Miss
Wolfe
short business meeting was pre-
sided over by the president. Mrs.
Morse, after which the program was
IN charge OF the chairman of the day,
Mrs. j. f. White. Interesting talks
were given by representatives of each
or the guest clubs. Much has been ac-
.complished by the various aims OF the
club Study, civic improve
ment. charity, and social development
or each neighborhood club brought
out many new ideas for interchanging
work for the future BY means OF
these clubs loneliness in the country
is to be unknown in the future, as
all neighbors meet and become friends.
The school houses becoming civic CEN
ters Tor kindness and helpfulness.
Membership of ten to seventy mem
Ders IN the clubs was reported and en-
thusiastic work is to be expected by
the third annual reunion Of the Goth
Century club guests in 1916 Mrs.
White told OF the Rest Room in Twin
Falls to be supported by the Federal
ed Rural clubs. A woman's exchange
Is to be established in connection With
the Rest Room for the sale of needle
work, canned preserves and jellies and
other home products.
A delightful program Of music was
rendered by Twin Falls talent, as
follows:
Instrumental selection, Mrs. Hal
Blue; solo, Mr.. Wilton Peck, violin
end cello obligato, Misses AlfOnts. MIR.
William Coburn, accompantst; string
trio, violin, cello and piano, Misses
Alfonte, Mr.. Coburn
A greeting to the guests by the
president, Nrs. Morse. was followed
by social tea which was daintily
served by Mesdames Heine, McAtee,
Stettler. Smithen and Brown.
Friday afternoon from $50 70 &
O'Clock "A Silver Tea will Is stayea at
Justamefe Inn with Mrs.. Norton ma
Mrs. Mannard ~ hoatesses. The 1c(A
Centary club and all their frienAe II
Twin Falls are invited A serteo 4
these teas Is to b. given by fhA clSb
70 aofray expenses 81 onteneaI n
le1e. the state fe<ieFation juafrlH-