The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-02-23
SOCIETY NOTES
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Mrs. Earl Felt has issued invitations
for Friday.
Miss Rosalyn Putnam will entertain
! Wednesday evening.
| The cast of the Rose of the Desert"
was entertained Monday evening at
the Lavering theatre by Co. D.
| Mrs. H. w. Clouchek entertained
Thursday evening for Miss Biethan, of
| Blackfoot. 800" was the game of the
evening. Twelve guests were present
The young ladies of the Kappa Delta
Sigma sorority will be entertained with
a dancing party next Monday evening,
| by the young men who were their
guests the evening of the sixteenth.
A Martha Washington Tea" was
given Monday by the ladies of the
Christian church. The parlors were
decorated with flags and hatchets
were used as favors. Several read
ings by Mrs. Boyd Fuller were great
ly enjoyed.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Bryant were
pleasantly surprised last Thursday
evening, the occasion being Mr. Bry-
ants birthday. Games we're played
and the evening closed with picnic
lunch. Those invited were Messrs.
and Mesdames Eldrich, Decker, Requa,
Paul Bryant, Messrs. Harvey Pate and
Wilton Decker.
| Miss Dorothy Adams was hostess at
an enjoyable dancing party Saturday
evening. Games were also INDUCED in
by those not dancing Hearts deco
rated the rooms and punch and cake
served. The invited guests were
Misses Violet Karis, Elvise Spafford,
Doris Cox, Emily Wall, Corrine Taber,
Thelma Senior, Pauline Fields, Messrs.
Max Cameron, Emery Benoit, Eldred
Brecken, Jolen McMaster, Fireman
Foss, Wilbur Rowberry, Reynolds Cox.
Miss Hazel Peters was delightfully."-
surprised Saturday evening at her
home by some of her schoolmates. The
house was beautifully decorated with
hearts. Dainty refreshments were SER
we'd at ten O'clock The evening was
spent with music and games. Those
present were as follows: Lucille Horn
strau, Bessie Smith, Irene Peters, Min
ME Ross, Annita McEwen, Linda Pack
ard, Hazel Peters. Leon Rydalch, Flor
ence Tayc, Vera Cook, Homer Hegler,
Dewey Patton, Lea Stiles, Lamond
Shurtleff, Genoris Bybee, Clell Kur,
Floyd McDougal, Vaughn Price, Arth-
ur Peters.
| A patriotic party of the week was
the most enjoyable one at the Lind
home with Mesdames Lind and Patter-
son acting as hostesses to the Acirema
club. Little Miss Lillian Lind dressed
as Martha Washington met the guests
at the door, each member of the club
bringing a friend. Flags and hatchets
were used in decorating the rooms,
and games suitable for the day were
played. A dainty lunch followed The
guests were seated around small
| tables, which were frightened with
red and white carnations. During the
afternoon the guests were entertained
with a vocal solo by Miss Bessie Carl
son, reading by Mrs. Jennings and
a piano solo by Helen Lind
Miss Madeleine Reynolds entertain
ed her friends Saturday with very
pretty luncheon. The fifteen guests
were seated around three tables, at
tractivefy laid with Battenburg lunch
cloths and centered with red carna-
tons, with place cards decorated in
the same color. Following the five
course luncheon the young ladies re-
paired to the living room, where an
! interesting program was enjoyed. Vo-
cal solos were rendered by Misses
Hart, Taylor, Martin and Roberts, and
readings by Misses Conway, Cox and
| Dwight Others present were Misses
Conover, Thelma Conover, Evans, Put
nam, Marguerite Putnam, Barger,
/, Amos and Joyce of Chicago.
| Tuesday, Feb. 10th, TIE home of Mr..
and Mrs. Julien Roy, was the scene Of
| a pretty birthday luncheon from $3.50
| till $3.50 in honor of their little daugh-
| ter, Blanche, who had reached her
eighth year. Games, speaking and
music were INDUCED in after which
they all marched to the dining room,
where the large table seated twelve.
Each guests place was marked with
tiny pink place cards and all looked
happy when they saw the beautiful
cake with it's eight tiny candles in
rosebuds, and the table loaded
with goodies for child's party. The
centerpiece was vase of pink
carnations and the room was
strung with hearts. Those assisting the
hostess were Dorothy Roy, Mrs. Kin
ney and Mrs. Richman. Dorothy Nc
Connel, Rosalie ,Brashears, Geraldine
Richman, Mable Hansing, Helen
Campbell, Ruby Warberk, Robin Finch
Julien Roy, Rena and Helen Jungst
Dorothy and Blanche Roy were pres,
emit Many pretty gifts were giver
to little Blanche. while each lit
tie friend received package
tied with blue ribbon filled with candy
nuts, animal cookies and popcorn ant
orange as ley departed for the:1
hor. es.
The home Of Miss Fannie Hart wa!
the scene of delightful party Mon
day afternoon when she entertained
with a George Washington" party