The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-09-16
THE SOCIAL SIDE

Complimenting Mrs. c. l.. Bent o
Twin Falls, who spent last week visit
ing friends in Emmett, the ladies o
the Methodist congregation enjoyed ;
Kensington at the home of Mrs. F
j. Edwards on Thursday afternoon o.
last week. Needlework and visiting
occupied the afternoon hours anc
the guests were given a treat Of
watermelon. A large number of the
Methodist ladies' took this oppor-
tunity of again meeting Mrs. Bent,
who has since departed home.
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The local order of Yeomen enjoyed
a social evening at their meeting on
Tuesday night. A large number from
the Boise lodge accepted the invita-
ton of the locals, and following a
banquet, which was served after the
regular business routine, the company
enjoyed dancing. Several new mem
bers will be initiated at the next meet
ing.
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The committee from the w. C. T.
u. who have labored so untiringly for
the rest room inform us that the city
officials have very kindly offered the
City Hall for temporary use during
the festival, realizing the urgent need
Of such place. Anyone who has at
tended fairs and carnivals has no
doubt had forcibly impressed upon his
mind the convenience that room of
this kind, free of charge, would mean
20 many visitors. 1t is earnestly
hoped that any who can donate or
loan any article of furniture which
will add to the comfort and attrac-
tiveness Of this room will confer
favor by notify w. C. T. U. ladies'.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid enjoyed an
unusually pleasant meeting at the
coy country home of Mrs. +. f.
Hampton on the bench last Thursday
afternoon. 1t was the regular month
ly business and social meeting and
there was an excellent attendance.
The hostess was assisted by Mrs.
Hoistad in serving an appetizing lunch
Mrs. G. w. Cook entertained a com
mittee from the Crescent club We'd
nesday afternoon. After a report of
the committees work, and a short dis
cussion Of its plans the time was
spent in social chat, Mrs. Cook serv-
ing lunch. Mrs. Ray Stinson, and
little daughter Valetta, from Carey,
Ida, are visiting at the Cook home.
Mrs. II. D. Buys entertained the
Neuaneen Sewing Circle Wednesday
evening.
Another of series of dancing par
les at the Dewey pavilion was given =
" the Rebekahs on Tuesday evening
nd was a most decided success social
y as well as financially. A crowd of
ust right size for comfort on the
DOR enjoyed the dance until midnight.
he committee served punch and
'afers turnout the evening.
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The Misses Florence and Frances
were hostesses at a slum-
er(less) party Monday night, COM
limenting Miss Elsie Thorne of Los
.ngeles, who will spend the winter
ere. About half dozen friends were |
1tertained in a manner characteristic |
} slumber parties, all sorts of antics
eing the evening diversion. After a
hort season of refreshing sleep, a
ost delicious waffle breakfast was m
rived. Those present were the Misses u
azel Flagler, Anna Browa, June De-
lark, Geraldine Laravea, Elsie
horne and the hostesses. Il
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The Freak Social given by the Ep- Ut
Drth League of the Methodist Church Cd
st Friday evening proved an un- :"
ually entertaining affair for all. The
wer room Of the Odd Fellows build III