The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-03-30

/ ne Ideal Bible class of the Chris
tan church will entertain tonight in
| the parlors of the church.
| The Saturday Auction Bridge club
met at the home of Mrs. P. j. Costello
last week and Mrs. Sinclair won first
prize.
| The Priscillas Sewing club were en-
tertained last Thursday by Mrs Dick
erson with most of the members pres
ent. The afternoon was spent with
sewing and Il dainty lunch was served
! by the hostess. Mrs. Fraar will be the
hostess to the club at its next meet
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Breckenridge
entertained at a pretty four-course
dinner Friday evening, the members of
| the board of trustees of the Presby-
terrain church, their wives and DR..
and Mrs. Shepherd. The decorations,
favors and place cards were very at
tractive with a color scheme of pink
and white Covers were laid for about
! twenty guests.
| Last Friday afternoon Mrs ]. A.
| Campbell and Mrs. Thos. Rowberry
We're hostesses to the ladies of Addi-
son avenue at very pretty Kensing-
ton. The ladies spent the afternoon
with their needles, A dainty two
course luncheon in which color
scheme of pink and white prevailed
was served by the hostesses assisted
by Mesdames Cox and Stettler,
The Blue Lakes Boulevard club was
entertained at the country home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright last Friday after
noon. The ladies spent the greater
part of the afternoon in exchanging
their favorite recipes, and the roll
call was responded to by giving a cur
rent event. Miss Dorothy Wright fav-
Ored the members with several pleas
ing piano selections. The hostess as
sisted by Miss Dorothy, served a very
dainty lunch at the close of the after
noon.
The twentieth of March was fittingly
celebrated when Mrs. Willet Hance
gave three course luncheon with Mrs.
McAtee as the guest of honor. The
guests found their respective places
at beautifully laid table, by means
Of place cards, which were decorated
with green flag and toast appro-
pirate for the day. After the guests
were seated a clever toast was given
by Mrs. Greenhow to the guest of
honor.
: Mrs. Arthur Skillman, living six
miles southeast of the city, was a very
: charming hostess to the ladies of the
Shamrock club Thursday afternoon,
: March 25th. The program, in charge
, of Mrs. Gwinn, was as follows: Vocal
solo, Mrs. T. Bandy; readings by Mrs.
/ Hunter, Mrs. Davis aud Mrs. Dallas;
musical selections, Mrs. Gwinn. At
ter the program a very dainty lunch
was served by the hostess, Mrs. Skill
| man.
Mrs. E. B. Williams and Mrs w. H.
| Greenhow gave pretty informal at
ternoOn last Saturday, complimentary
to Mrs. Cliff, who leaves shortly for
her new home in Pocatello. After a
| spirited session OF 500, in which Mrs
Senior won the first prize, dainty
/ tea was served to twelve guests, seat
| ed around large table daintily laid
| with cluny lace. The guest of honor
was presented with handsome SOU
| venir spoon.
| Last Friday night the postoffice en-
| ployes and their wives gave a very
pretty party at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. r. e. Leighton, complimentary
to Mr. and Mrs. Greenhow and Mr.
and Mrs. Stronk Mr. Greenhow was
presented with a handsome sterling
silver cigarette case while a beautiful
bouquet of roses were given to Mrs
| Greenhow and Mrs. Stronk. The host
ess assisted by Mrs. Harry Ball and
Mrs Harry Alexander served delicious
refreshments. Games and music were
! the diversions of the evening and
: everyone had delightful time.
Mrs. DR.. McAtee was again the guest
of honor at a delightful luncheon Fri
day afternoon given by Mrs. c. F.
: Parsons with the members Of the Ken
sington club present. A pretty fea-
ture OF the menu was a large white
S frosted cake surmounted by ,smalE
: green candles. The decorations, fav-
: ors, and dainty place cards we're all
t of green and white. It being Mrs Nc
e Atee's birthday. the club presented her
t with a souvenir spoon The guests
+ present were Mesdames Wise, Parsons,
Perrine, Mallory. Hance, Wiker and
g Miss Gerard, who assisted the hos
e tess in serving
1 Little Miss Margaret Beebe was hos
: tess to about fourteen of her small
friends last Thursday afternoon from
three until six o'clock The young peo-
: pie were seated about very pretty
Y table beautifully decorated with pink
! and white and having for its center
r piece wonderful birthday cake adorn-
| ed with nine small candles. Each guest
) received little favor. Miss Margaret
, McAtee won pirst prize in one little
game while another was won by Miss
: Grace Thomas. Present to help the
, little hostess celebrate were: Misses
Margaret McAtee, June Morgan, June
: Dlnkelacker, Gladys and Ruth Taylor,
/ Grace Thomas, Helen Fisher, Frances
5 Ball, Violet Van Meter, Dorothy Glib
son, Ortha Markell, Edgardo Shurt-
Z left and Lucy Munson.