The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-05-18

VIC 6IAuIy TeCelVeu Oy Inc 1lmo0.
Mrs. L. F. Morse was hostess to tn,
kensington club last Friday.
Last Saturday night Mr. and Mrs ]
Sinclair were host and hostess to
few neighboring friends and cards
were the evening pastime.
/ Mrs. McLain was hostess to thu
members of the Auction Bridge clul
last Saturday and the prize for higl
score was captured by Mrs. Coughlin
Mr.. and Mrs. X. w. Lutz entertained
few friends at three o'clock dianel
Sunday afternoon. Those present were
Mr. and Mrs. B. Marsh, Mr.. and Mrs
Kyle Waite.
party consisting of Mr. and Mrs
G, w. Wilcox and Mrs. M. w. Denoyel
motored to Salmon dam on fishing
trip Monday morning, returning late
in the day. Upon returning home the
party enjoyed a sumptuous dinner al
the coy Wilcox home.
l
motif for a theatre party given by
Mrs. e. G. Lavering last Friday night
A delightful lunch at the Lavering
home followed and the hostess was as
sisted in serving by Miss Poets. The
table decorations were in pink and
white and covers were laid for the
following guests Mesdames Booth, l..
F. Morse, Miner, t., j. Woods, G. F.
Baker, e. M. Sweeley, Bedford, Bur-
ton and Mrs. M. E. Roberts, who is a
sister and guest of the hostess.
The Masonic hall was the scene of a
gay dancing party Monday evening.
This most enjoyable affair was given
for the teachers who are leaving. The
enjoyed delightful re-
freshments at twelve O'Clock. Those
present were Misses Williams, Combs,
Martin, Dwight, Benoit, Hart, Faris,
Miner, Berard, Mailer, Thomas, Will
liams, Hornaday and Rauch Messrs.
F'lintoff, Stephen, Benoit, Figge, North,
Girdner, Macauley, Simpson, Bates,
Brown, Graves, Logan and Bailey.
Favoring Miss Catherine Neeley, Miss
Nose and Miss Benson entertained at
a kitchen shower last week at the
home of Mrs. Spielberg. The color
scheme of pink and white was ar
carried out in the house dec
favors and ices Numerous
gifts wrapped in pink and white were
from white parasol upon
the library table. The announcement
cards in the form of attractive little
with i,,1y
blossoms were tied to the coffee cups.
The place cards were also artistic in
in pink and white. Assisting the hos
tess in serving was Miss Irma Spiel
berg
The Junior-Senior Prom" was one
Of the principal affairs of last week,
and was held in Masonic hall last Fri
day night. The spacious hall was
gorgeous in an array of spring flow
ers and every corner was banked with
palms and the class colors were fur
her carried out in an artistic manner
when two white doves at the close of
he programme flew from the end
If the hall trailing streamers of
he class colors. Speeches were
made by the presidents of the
respective classes preceding a very
delightful program. Refreshments
we're served at the close of the
which was spent in dancing,
ards and games.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willett Hance enter
aimed last Thursday evening for their
ION, Willett, at very pretty dancing
,arty on the occasion of his birthday.
The Hance home was beautiful with
pring flowers and the young folks
lanced gayly to the strains of Fried
mans orchestra. Mrs. Hance served
lunch during the evening and those
Who did not dance enjoyed themselves
It card tables. The invited guests
we're Misses Vivian and TheIma Con-
yer, Edna Beauchamp, Corrine Taber,
,ita Heine, Mildred Conway, Pauline
fields, Julia and Susanna Taylor,
lloise Spafford, Emily Wall, Stella
'errine, Doris Hamilton, Charlotte Wi
er and Florence Hill. Fred Ripley,
Avant, Walter Smith, Emery
'enoit, Eugene Ostrander, Eugene |
Tart, Tom Potter, Ronald Boone, Seth |
Velty, Galen McMasters, Evan Brock
H. Howard Forshie, Lynn Beauchamp,
nd Chester Wise.