The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-05-13
THE SOCIAL SIDE

The Baptist Ladies' Aid society me-
with Mrs. A. M. Rogers at her pleas
ant country home on the slope las
Thursday. There were about Is la.
dies present and most enjoyable af
ternoon was passed, concluding with {
very palatable lunch.
The Mooseheart Circle held it's an.
nual installation service Thursday ev.
ening of last week, closing the meeting
as early as convenient to permit its
members to attend the u. A. clut
dance. The following officers were in
stalled for the ensuing year: Mrs
Dave Murray, worthy matron; Mrs
]. L. Reynolds, associate matron; Mrs
H. G. Baker, deaconess; Mrs. Harry
Shropshire, secretary; Mrs. R. Coon,
conductress; Mrs. Maude Soule, treas
urer; Mrs. Merton Cook, outer guard;
Mrs. A. R. White, inner guard.
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The Catholic Ladies' Aid, which was
to have met last week with Miss Muir
ray, was postponed because of sick
ness.
The dance given Thursday evening
by the U. A. club was, from a social
standpoint, decided success, nearly
a hundred people participating in the
happy event, and each declaring the A.
U. royal entertainers. The floor was in
unusually good condition and the mu-
sic provided was irresistible to many
who have not INDUCED in this pastime
for years. Game tables had been pro-
vided for those not caring to dance,
and the serving of punch during the
entire evening added much to the So
liability of the occasion. This is the
first attempt of the U. A. club along
this line, and it is proposed to give
another such entertainment at less
busy season.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Presbyterian Ladies' Aid society oc-
Cured Thursday afternoon, Mrs. Sar-
ah Martin being the hostess. After the
business proceedings the time was CIV
en- over to social chat and the serving
of refreshments. A goodly number of
members and several guests were
present.
Saturday afternoon Mrs. c. P. Bill
derback was hostess to the members
of the Auction Bridge club. At the
close of the play, the summing of the
scores of a series of four meetings
resulted in a victory for Mrs. R. NJ.
Fairchild. Mrs. Bilderback served
most tempting three-course luncheon,
with Mrs. ]. L. Reynolds assisting.
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Mrs. B. o. Clark is entertaining st.
Mary's Guild this afternoon.
The church of L. d. S. presented a !
beautiful appearance in celebration of
Mothers Day Sunday, being draped
in white bunting and profusely deco
rated with flowers and foliage. After
the opening ceremonies, the meeting
was devoted to a social time, and the
following program was given:
Address. Mrs. Mary Williams
Song, My Mother Dear, by eight little
girls.
Address. j. c. Dewey
Ruth Fisher
Select reading. :. Mrs. NJ. E. Smith
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The Evening Auction club was pleas
antly entertained at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Walter S. Keitr Monday
evening.
Friday evening the Neauneen Sew
ing Circle held their postponed meet
ing with Mrs. Ida Bliss at the home
If her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ). W.
Cook. Having spent the evening at
'ancy work and jolly time generally
he guests further made merry with a
yery fine repast.
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The ladies of Division No. 1 of the
Methodist church, with Mrs. 5. U.
zackman as president, were most
lgreeably surprised at the excellent
patronage given their 20-cent midday
unch served in the church parlors on
election day, because of the showery
weather. which prevailed.