The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-02-16

Mrs. Ralph Leighton and children
returned Monday from a visit with
relatives at Eden. -----------
Lee Mauldin, who is engaged in the
cattle business in the Salmon river
country, is in town acting as a wit
ness in criminal case in the district
court.
A. L. Hiltbruner was in the city
from his farm on the north side He
remained over until Tuesday so as to
hear Eugene V. Debs lecture Monday
evening.
County Commissioner and Mrs. D.
Z. Albee are in the city from their
home on Rock Creek. Mr.. Albee is
here to attend a meeting of the board
OF county commissioners.
Miss Pearl Mcclellan, daughter of C.
M. Mcclellan, died at the family home
at Monrovia California, Wednesday,
February 10, of consumption.
Miss Mcclellan was a former Twin
Falls girl and her many friends here
will join the aged father in his great
sorrow.
SOCIETY NOTES
Society items for this column will
be gladly received by The Times.
The Younger Set enjoyed dance at
Cotillion hall last Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. M. o. Conover en-
tertained informally at dinner Sunday.
Miss Fannie Hart has issued invi-
tations for Monday afternoon, honor
ing Miss Besse Joyce, of Chicago.
The young ladies of the junior lit
erary society entertained the young
men of the society with an evening
party Saturday at the high school
After listening to a program, dancing
was enjoyed and a light lunch was
served.
Thursday evening Mrs. Kyle Waite
entertained for her sister, Miss Del
la Brock, in Jewell hall. The hall
was profusely decorated in hearts and
valentines, while progressive hearts,
was the pastime of the evening. A two
course lunch was served.
Prominent among the social events
of last week was the formal dance
at the Justamere Inn, given by the
young men of the Inn. Hearts and
nd Ic h. ,SoA, Ia, L.
long streamers of red crepe coveEed
the windows. Punch was sefved
throughout the evening and dainty
lunch at the close.
Mis- Thelma Senior was most agree
ably surprised last aturday evening
when about twenty of her friendf
marched in unannounced Her mot1
er had planned the surprise, the Cd
casion being her birthday. Hearts decA
GRATED the rooms. Games were play
ed and a general good time enjoyed
until late hour when a lunch was
served.
Complimentary to Miss Besse Joyce
of Chicago, was the informal al
home" given by Miss Rosalyn Putnam
last Saturday evening. Games ant
dancing were enjoyed, the evening be.
/ ing concluded with Chill supper
Those invited were: Misses Grace
Barger, Marie Roberts, Fannie Hart
| Thelma Conover, Besse Joyce ant
| Messrs. Taber, Hart, Girdner, Chas
Girdner, Costello, Cox, Ralph Cox, Ep,
Ter and Dovery.
One of the large parties recently
given was the Bridge Luncheon a
which Mesdames Clouchek and Guthrie
were the hostesses. The guests were
seated around three large tables
which were centered with pink carna
lions. In the spirited game of Auc
ton Bridge, Mrs. Hamilton carried of
the first prize, a hand painted cream
er and sugar bowl, while Mrs. Cough.
lin was awarded a cluster of pink
carnations for second high score
A basket of ferns centered the table
at the pretty luncheon presided ovel
by Mrs. II. P. Laird, Monday afternoon
The rooms were decorated with hearts
and cupids. Following the luncheon
Auction Bridge was played, at which
Mrs. GreenhoW was awarded the IA
vor, set of silver oyster forks In
attendance were Mesdames Ormsby
Wright, Grant Baker, DULLES, Burton
Greenhow, Wise, Parsons, Keneley
Coughlin, w. T. Wood, Morse, Longley