The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-01-05

representing bWUl, F1teT anu VIII
Falls. At the close it was found that |
Filler had won the loving cup, which !
was made Of chocolate. The hall was
decorated to represent the winter sea- |
son, and coy corner was latticed
off with evergreen and SNOW balls"
Dancing closed the evening.
Miss Lois Stewart served delicious
two course lunch to few of her
friends at her home after the matinee
on Saturday afternoon. The party III
cluded Miss Naomi Stewart, Miss Dy
CERT, Mrs. Felt. Mrs. Gray, Miss Woods,
Mrs Young, Miss Mcmillan, Miss Bry-
ant and Miss Sanderson.
Mrs Moomaw was hostess to the
Blue Lakes boulevard club last Thurs
day. The chief feature of the after
noon was the readings given by Mrs
Linnie Carl, of Portland, who is
house guest at the Moomaw home. Mrs
Carl is a reader of great talent and
those who have heard her in this city,
have greatly appreciated her work.
At the close of the afternoon dainty
refreshments were served to about
fifteen ladies'.
Mr.. and Mrs P. II. Crow entertain
ed several friends at dinner on New
| Years day The centerpiece was
crystal bowl filled with Oregon grape
and mistletoe, resting on mirror.
The attractive place cards were the
handiwork of the hostess. Following
the dinner each guest was compelled
| to perform stunt" which caused
much merriment. Those invited were
Messrs. and Mesdames Campbell, Will
cox, Sawyer. Johns, Miss Coates, Mr.,
Max Cameron, and Mrs. Smith.
Miss Bryant entertained with de-
| lightful Christmas Kensington Thurs
day afternoon. The rooms were gayly
decorated with Christmas green's. Miss
Frances Wedd rendered several ex-
cellent piano selections, which charm
ed her hearers, Misses Dygart and
Woods assisted the hostess in serving
refreshments to Misses Hornaday,
Nebe, Helen and Ruth Moller, Porter.
Hobbs, Morse, Draper, Grieve, Shorn,
Taylor, Duncan, Corbitt, Peats, Hend-
ricks, Bell Wedd, Martin, Stuart, Pow
ers. Hewett and Mrs. Refor.
| "A IlOSL cIlJOvdDIG dJ uOIuc was C1G
900" party given by Mr.. and Mrs. G. L.
/ belong, last Thursday evening. High
score for the ladies was won by Mrs
Greenhow, and Mr.. Samuel Hart car
ried off the gentlemans prize. The
holiday season formed the motif for
the decorations. At midnight buffet
lunch was served The table in the
dining room was made attractive with
II, I'D II trad yo1O
men for a centerpiece. Messrs and
Mesdames Hart, Greenhow, Sizef, Hol-
lingsworth, and Hazel were the in
vited guests.
Five Hundred was greatly enjoyed
last Thursday afternoon by jolly
, party at the home of Miss Alice Sand
erson. The prize, hand painted pic
ture, was won by Miss Marie Doyery
Ropes of Christmas greens, myriads Of
EChristmas bells, holly and mistletot
decorated the rooms. The dining
room was lighted with red shaded
candles and basket of poinsetia cen
: tered sthe table. During the Afternoon
. the guests highly enjoyed a vocal solt
by Miss Marie Roberts and readin'
by Miss Eleanor Deiss. Present wer'
endarfer, Ramsay, Dovery, Roberts
Deiss, Costello, Etter, Shepherd, Rutl
: Shepherd, Beauchamp, Evans, Helm
and Coates.
Gay dancers watched the old yea
out and the new year in, at the Forma
dance in the Masonic hall, Thursda
: night. The hall was deliberately dec
GRATED with festoons Of red and gree
caught at the crossbeams Of the cell
I ing with large clusters of po1nsetls
Many red and white carnations Wer
: also in evidence about the room. TIL
I lights We're shaded in red and tn
g dancing hall made charming bac
ground for the beautiful girls in thei
$ gay party frocks. Punch was serve
!, throughout the evening, from boy
err of evergreens The dance program
were very attractive and appropriat
l for the season. AS the midnight hou
: was sounded, the merry dancers wit
e small horns joyfully echoed the call c