The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-10-21
THE SOCIAL SIDE

home A fine dinner was served the
guests about noon, after quilting
bee, and in the course of the after
noon a quilt was tied and finished in
the most approved style. All con-
cerned were quite pleased with the
afternoons accomplishment.
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Mrs. F. j. Edwards entertained the
ladies of the w. C. T. U. at her home
Tuesday afternoon. A very interest
ing report of the recent state con-
vention at Payette was given by Mrs.
P. w. Polly, who went as delegate
from the local union. Also the COM
mittee on arrangements for the per-
manent installation of public rest
room reported having secured the
building opposite the Methodist
church, and this will undoubtedly fill
a great need with the city's long
distance patrons. At the conclusion
of the business meeting a short So
cial hour was enjoyed with pleasing
lunch.
Last Saturday afternoon Mrs, w..
w. Wilton was hostess to the Five
Hundred cluo. Following delight
full afternoon at cards, the three
tables were spread and delicious
chicken pie supper served. Mrs.
Waldron of Nampa, who is the weeks
house guest at the home of Mrs. Ed
Waring, was guest of the afternoon.
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Accepting the invitation of Grand
ma Barrett, the ladies of the Method
list congregation and few other
guests met at her home last Friday
to enjoy good old fashioned rag
bee." All hands were kept busy un-
til a large quantity of carpet rags
had been secured when the so guests
were given refreshments of fruit and
cake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Keith enter
tanned the Evening Auction Club on
Monday night. Three tables were play
ed until shortly before midnight when
lunch was served.
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A most delightful surprise was
perpetrated upon Mr.. and Mrs. j. c.
Rundstrom last Sunday in celebration
of their 45th wedding anniversary,
when upon their returned from
church they found their cozy home
beautifully arranged in festive at
tire and all the relatives awaiting
them. The rooms had been made
bright with autumn leaves and
flowers, white pink La France roses
and clematis added their beauty and
fragrance. In the dining room an
attractive feature of the decoration
was a huge cluster of Tokay grapes
from the Hargus ranch, arranged
with brilliantly colored foliage and
suspended from the chandelier above
the table. After a season of greet |
ings, congratulations and general
the guests found places
at table whose centerpiece emanated
suggestions of the happy occasion. 1t
was an immense wedding cake In
pyramid form bearing near the top
the significant dates 1870-1915. About
the base of the cake pyramid autumn
leaves were prettily arranged. The
Is in number, consisted of
the families of ]. C. and E. C. Rund-
strom and T. B. Hargus, and niece,
Miss Elsie Thorne of Los Angeles.
The happy day passed all too quickly,
leaving pleasant memories and hopes
for another such, when perhaps the
absent members of the family shall
participate.
The Sophomore, Junior and Senior
,lasses of the High school gave a
party last Friday evening in honor of
heir newly received brothers and sis
ers, the Freshmen, also the entire
aculty of the High school and grades
md the board of education. In the
the class colors were much
n evidence, those of the Freshmen
icing most prominent. The evening
vas spent with games and fun, the
freshmen being put through series
f initiation stunts to which they were {
.racious victims and which created I
much jollity. Refreshments were +
erved. {
The social season of the Moose f
pened with whirl on Tuesday even
og when they entertained more than /
lightly couples at dance in Pleasure {
Tub hall The crowd, eager for the t
ance to begin, assembled early, and g
ancing was started shortly after 8 b
clock and continued until the wee
mall hours, only interrupted by the V
CRYING of supper. The dancers were b
ccommodated at lunch in three divis- \
ms, an appropriate supper being
erved at two long tables in the
loose hall. 1t was indeed an evening F
f gaiety as BELTS the opening dance, o
nd it is hoped that more such oc- .
asions may be enjoyed during the '
,ming season. a
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Mrs. L. o. Miles entertained the :
a+boI;o 7 od;oe, A id Ia Of Thursday af r