The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1915-08-26


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SOCIETY NOTES.
Tennis Party.
Friday afternoon, Miss Dorothy
Neal entertained her Sunday School
Class of the Episcopal Church at a
very enjoyable tennis party. After
the games refreshments were served
on the lawn.
Card party.
Miss Eva Dean entertained twelve
of her friends at card party Friday
evening. After refreshments had been
served Miss Della Lundgren was re-
auested to sing. Miss Ava Brink ac-
companied her on the piano.
Dancing Party.
party at her home in the country
Monday evening. Seven couples en-
loved her hospitality. Besides dane
ing several musical numbers were en-
loved. A buffet luncheon was served
at ten thirty
Merry Slumber Party.
The eleven members of the +. I. K.
Tod at
the home Of Miss Dorothy Tilden
Tuesday evening. The early part OF
the evening the industrious maidens
devoted to the art of tatting until their
hostess appeared with large plates OF
watermelon to tempt them from their
labors After the watermelon feast
Miss Mamie Cain played several piano
selections which were followed by
suitable tales of ghosts and COLLINS to
put the girls in the right frame OF
n1;ud for good nights rest.
The following morning great fun
was derived from the cooking OF the
breakfast. each girl having some
special duty imposed upon her.
The club is composed of eleven girls
who enjoyed the fun.
Miscellaneous Shower
Miss Alma Chester was hostess to
a number of Rebecca friends Wednes-
dav evening in honor of Miss Frances
Kelley The occasion was a miscel-
1aneous shower for Miss Kelley who
IS soon to he married. twenty-five
ladies attended. Drrino the evening
several gave musical selections.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Wendall Allen returned to
Twin Falls. MONDAY after short visit
with her mother. Mrs Rohrbaugh
Mrs Ray Dole is making a three
week visit with her sister in Pocatollo.
Mr.. Charles Blair of Frui1and is
visiting in Boise.
Mr.. Robert Goodwin who has been
here the past month left Monday for
Nanlpa
Mr.. ard Mrs. Fred Herrick left
Monday for short vacation at Pay
cite Lakes.
Mr. Fri Atkinson left Tuesday for
three weeks vacation in the noun
tains.
Mrs. Jesse HAYS of Des Moincs,
Iowa. is visiting her sister Mrs. B. +.
WardelI
Mrs. Robert Hammond of Penyan,
New York returned TO her home
Wednesday. after Spending the sum
ner visiting with Mrs. Bradley Shep-
herd and her mother Mrs. Wyman.
While Mrs. Hammond was here she
was the recipient of many outing
parties and luncheons. Last week a
party motored up to Payette Lakes
where Mrs Hammond was shown one
of Idaho's hest summer resorts.
Mrs. ]. Flint who has been visiting
with her brother and his wife Mr.. and
Mrs. z. Ashby left Friday for her
home in st. Louis
Mrs. Charles Paxton returned to
Boise after visiting in several towns
in Oregon.
Word has been received from
Durham Hot Springs that the crowd |
who left week ago COMPOSED of
the Misses Mary and Anne Bambrick. |
Mrs. O. Garland and Miss Amelia |
and Mrs. James Green, are enjoying |
an ideal camping party and will 70
turn some time next week.
Mrs. ]. W. Starkey returned from
San Francisco where she has been
visiting with friends and attending the
Fair
Friends of Mrs. William Cahoon
will be very glad TO know that after
the operationperformed on her eyes
at st. Alphonsus hospital last week.
she has recovered her sight and will
soon be strong enough to return to
her home.
Mrs. Peter Dudley and her three