The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-04-06

Bible class entertained the Ideal Bible
class in the parlors of the Christian
church. An unusually large crowd
was present and everyone had an en-
joyable time. Two hundred and TWEEN
ty-five were present.
Melvin and Adeline Eldred enter
tanned a large number of their little
friends at Easter party Sunday after
noon, assisted by Miss Ruby HEARTFELT
and Miss Truth Miner. Twenty-seven
small guests did full justice to the
daintily prepared refreshments in
which Easter ideas prevailed.
A surprise miscellaneous shower
was given Miss Thelma Canine last
Wednesday evening by Miss Villa
Bringham at the home of Mrs. e. V.
Berg. The hostess served dainty re-
freshments carried out in color
scheme of yellow and white and the
guest of honor received many beauti-
| full gifts.
Mrs. B. A. Baker was hostess at a
very pretty dinner party last week
and centerpiece of beautifully ar
ranged jonquils, the table was laid
for the following guests: Mes
danes Prebble, Snyder, Chapman,
Johnson, Smith, Lytle, Deake, Pit
cairn, Bert, Wyatt. Mrs. Deake read
an interesting letter which she had re-
ceived from Mrs. Woodruff.
A number of friends of Mr.. w. o.
Taylor joined him in celebrating his
/ birthday with stag" on April g. The
affair was in the form of Dutch
lunch and lasted until the wee sma
hours of the morning. Present were
Messers. McAtee, M. M. Murtaugh,
j. Graham, Macvicar, Strobridge,
Heap, Miner, Shank, Sprague, P. H.
Smith, Maxwell, Burton, Failing,
Skeels, T. Reed, Greenhow and Pit
cairn.
The Misses Ruth and Gladys Taylor
were hostesseS to twenty-one little
boys and girls last Saturday at q
Peter Rabbit Party" The invitations
were composed of a Peter Rabbit
rhyme and the idea was also carried
out in the little place cards as we'll as
in the refreshments. An Easter egg
hunt caused much excitement among
the little folks and small baskets fill
ed with pretty eggs were given as ia
vors.
Last Saturday afternoon Miss Mar.
tina Waite was hostess to a number Of
her friends at an Easter party from
until 8 o'clock, at which games ant
music occupied the afternoon. In al
Easter egg hunt, Miss Beatrice Coz
was the winner of the first prize, {
novel little basket filled with Easter
eggs The decorations were vel
low and a dainty lunch was served
by Mrs. White assisted by Miss Lottit
Montgomery. The guests were Misses
Jennie Morganson, Leeda Morganson
Helen Lind, Lillian Lind, Anna FRANK
lin, Thelma Downs, Mildred Tracy
! Beatrice Cox, Martha and Gladly
White and Inez Gates.
Mrs. J. B. Ferguson was hostess at
: prettily appointed Easter breakfas
S Sunday morning at nine o'clock. Eas
: ter ideas were effectively used in
: color scheme of yellow and white il
s thu, dee rrations and in the menu. TIL
r placs cards were dee3.a.ed with vel
n low jonquils and small! easter rab
e bits used as favors were "A means o
+ announcing the engagement of Mis-
: Edith Anderson, tho house guest c
d Mrs. Ferguson. The centerpiece was
S bowl of beautifully arranged Gaffo
dis Covers were laid for the fol
e lowing guests, the Misses Williams
It Thomas, Anderson, Hart, West an
q Mrs Ferguson; Messrs Thrai!, Cum
T Minis, Peck, Flintoff ant Ferguson.
II Mrs. b. H. Gates very graciously en-
j. tertained on last Friday afternoo
e complimentary to Miss Helmer, of Ne
s York at four course luncheon.
e profusion of jonquils and stately Eas
e ter lilies were the decorations use
e and color scheme of yellow an
r white was further carried out in tn
e menu, place cards and favors. Ken
n sington followed the luncheon, also
v guessing game entitled "The Romano
e of an Easter hat" in which Mrs. &c
wards won first prize, a tatted towe
j. while Mrs. Flower received console
J. ton, miniature hat. The followin
were the guests Mesdames Kari
Brown, Beauchamp, Pringle, Beeo
Corcoran, j. 0. Gates, Carson, Hok
Helmer, G.. M Gates, Wise, Bobie
Flower, Philleo, Round Felt. Eple
u Edwards, Nicholson and Mrs. Walkin