The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-12-02
THE SOCIAL SIDE


passed off as BELTS the season and
was celebrated in some manner in
practically every home in the com
munity-from the good old family re-
union to the gay gatherings of young
people and finally the big military
ball in the evening. The families of
C. P. Bilderback, E. L. Holverson, j.
V. Berry and j. L. Reynolds had a
joint dinner at the Holverson home.
Mrs. T. B. Hargus entertained the
Rundstrom relatives; Rev. and Mrs.
S. M. Hunter and little son took din
ner with the Munday family. Mr..
and Mrs. ]. w. Hill of Ontario spent
several days at the w. w. Wilton
home. Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Warden
had with them their mother, Mrs.
Beebe, and brother, Mrs. Lem Howell,
and Mrs. Callahan and two daughters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lauren Dean entertain
ed few friends in honor of Mr.. and
puIS. NuSo CICI, 4OiHlcl SCilOOl LidISS.
1t being the birthday OF their little
daughter Margaret, DIR. and Mrs.
Cummings had several of her little
playmates for dinner. Prof. Kreis
visited friends in Boise, as did also
Mr.. and Mrs. Cartee Wood. Walter
Keith's family entertained the Keith
family and Mr.. Dibble from Payette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Baer and chill
dren of Boise visited at the Cowan
home on the bench. The families of
C. D. Bucknum and w. D. Howell ate
from the Carnage board. Miss Maude
Campbell of Boise spent the holiday
at home. And we are told that even
old Bill Misgivens ate hash made up
of old crow, aged jackrabbit and hen
fruit. Poor Bill
One of the best enjoyed affairs of
the year was the child's party given
last Wednesday afternoon by Mrs.
Jack Irving in honor of the birthdays
of two little guests, Frederick Miles
and Robert Little. Mrs. Irving, he
ing a heen lover of children, knaw
just how best to delight the little
hearts, and spared no pains in MAX
ing it a rare treat for them. The
rooms were attractively decorated
with autumn leaves and red carna-
tions, while symbols of Thanksgiving
throughout. Music on the
Victrola, with all sorts of games, in
Guiding a peanut race, kept the %
happy children occupied until the hour
for lunch, when they were seated at
two long tables, and the wonder of
wonders was disclosed beautiful
cake with Pickering can
dies. The feast which followed COM
pleted big day for the wee society
folk. Mesdames Andrew Little, Lee
Miles and Jack Little helped Mrs.
Irving in entertaining and serving.
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St. Mary's Guild met at the home
Of Mrs. Ed Waring on Friday after
room. The usual pleasant time was
spent with regular business, followed
by social hour. There were several
visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. V. Berry enter
tanned small company of friends at
a supper party after the dance Thurs
day evening.
The Crescent club met at the home
Of Mrs Ed Modin Friday. There was
a good attendance and very pleas
ant afternoon was spent. Mrs. Har-
vey DeClark was guest.
Friday evening the South Slope
school gave a box social and Thanks
giving program which was well pat
ronized and thoroughly satisfactory.
The program was especially well
rendered and the sale of boxes Melted
over seven dollars, which will mater
ally swell the improvement fund.
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MISS wilma BuScn entertained the
Young Ladies Sodality society of the
Catholic church Saturday afternoon.
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Mrs. R. M. Fairchild entertained a
lozen guests at a beautifully appoint
I'd dinner last Wednesday evening.
The guests found places by means of
lainty markers at one long table,
bright with red and white carnations,
md enjoyed five-course dinner. The
evening hours were spent at Auction
Bridge
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Mrs. ]. L. Reynolds was hostess to
he Auction Bridge Club Saturday
afternoon.
The local telephone operators were
presented with a fine turkey by Mr..
md Mrs. Rogers of Smiths Ferry
asst week, and decided to feast upon
t the following Sunday. According
y. Mr.. Munson, of the Palm, was
Employed to roast it, and Mrs. New