The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-05-27
THE SOCIAL SIDE

every KIND, Denlngly showed MS race
with smiling mien-nay, more, dead
fiat grin-inviting merry folk to frol-
ic and be gay. Here's to Sol!
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Tuesday evening the younger set
enjoyed private dancing party at
Pleasure Club hall from to II
o'clock. Being one Of the closing
parties of the school year, every one
in attendance entered into the spirit
of the occasion, promoting an evening
of jollity and good feeling. About 30
couples were present, DIR. and Mrs B.
o. Clark, Mrs. j. Basye and Miss
Chandler being chaperones of the
evening
The Saturday Five Hundred club
will entertain their husbands at z
O'Clock dinner Tuesday evening at the
home Of DR.. and Mrs. B. o. Clark.
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The combined Aid Society Of the
Methodist church met in the church
parlors Wednesday afternoon.
PUPILS of Mrs. Geo. ID. Knipe gave
their friends an opportunity Of hear
ing them in a piano recital at the
High school auditorium Monday even
ing. The program was well selected,
presenting a wide variety of music,
and each number was fully appreciat-
ed by the audience. some Of the young
err pupils appearing for the first time
in public. The numbers were espe-
cially well rendered, as was also the !
work Of Miss Margaret Knipe. Space
prevents the well deserved mention
of several other performers scarcely
less eommendable. The closing num-
Der by the Glee Club, with four hands I
at each Of two pianos, was very fine, I
careful preparation and al {
most perfect execution. The program {
was lengthy and was participated in c
by the following Misses Agnes Moore
Marjorie Bowers, Alice Munson, Eva q
lyn Cowan, Helen Cochran, Norma '
Mary Carnage, Ellen War n
ing, Margaritha Thommen, Margaret v
Knipe, Clara Peterson and Master Ray
Clark. t
The Neuaneens spent Monday even
ing in their customary fashion at Wis
ting and fancy work at the home of
Miss Della Newly. Refreshments N
we're served at the close of the even
ng.
The approaching marriage of Miss Il
Jarol Kelley to Mr.. Roy Keithley has m
,een the occasion foS several pretty f
,re-nuptial affairs during the past IL
week. The marriage is announced TO Sc
axe place on the evening of Thursday OF
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Complimenting Miss Carol Kelley, w
irs. G. A. Warden was hostess to a hi
ompany of ladies 1T her home on the or
outh slope on Wednesday afternoon.
he hours were happily spent in visit FL
x, the prospective bride receiving re
1ower of timely suggestions as well Az
5 more substantial one of china,
very piece of which was choice Sc
ction. The rooms were prettily dec Ke
.ated with roses and during the af- Ha
-noon Miss Kelley favored the ladies tri
it'll several musical numbers, after
hich the hostess served a delicious NJ
ncheon. The guests were the Mes ~,
ines Fred Wilhelm, C. w. Cook, Mo +.
n, Wilson, obermeyer and Miss Kel- for
v. of,
s. q a por
Mrs. w. c. Langroise entertains the per
turday Five Hundred club this week sto
tina
This afternoon the home of Mrs. Ora and
,ver was the scene of beautifully Mr.
pointed prenuptial fete in honor OF oo'
ISIS Kelley, with Mrs. r. G. Newcom- -
Mrs. w. T. Crouch and daughter
ss Opal as joint hostesses. Roses
re used in great abundance through
t the house and porch. Each of the
guests had been requested to bring
thimble and unhemmed tea towel,
, finishing of these forming part of
: afternoons diversion. A novel
,ture of the entertainment which
,vided much merriment was the I'M
,gling of long strings which wound
and out about the lawn, at the end
each being a clip of paper bearing
'ecipe "tried and true" all of which -
re presented to the bride-to-be. At -
, end of the string given Miss Kel- n
was the shower of finished tea tow III
as a useful reminder of the pleas
occasion. A two-course lap lunch i
s served.
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About fifty ladies were privileged
accept the hospitality of Mrs H. l.. -
wan at her cozy home on the bench, Fot
afternoon. From two till NJ
If Mrs. Cowan entertained six Fol
lie at Five Hundred, prizes for high w