The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-07-22
THE SOCIAL SIDE

Ida Hunt being hostesses on this oc-
casion at the home of the last named
There was an excellent attendance, in
GLIDING several guests, and all enjoyed
an afternoon at needlework and a
novel contest for entertainment A
pleasing lunch was served late in the
afternoon.
Miss Ruth Coping of Culver, Ore,
arrived Friday afternoon for visit
of several weeks with her friend Mrs.
George MCGOWAN.
Mrs. Mary Carter and her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Daily, had pleas
ant surprise last week, when Mrs. Kic-
by, sister of Mrs. Daily, and her
daughters from Caldwell stopped off
for a short visit enroute to the Lakes,
and another sister, Mrs. Loomis, from
Sterling Colo, joined the party here.
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Considering the chill of the evening
the ice cream social given by the
Young Ladies Sodality society of the
Catholic church Saturday evening,
was well attended. The lawn of city
hall was used by the young ladies and
was made attractive by neatly ar
ranged tables above which were sus-
pended Japanese lanterns of many
colors. This is the first attempt of this
young society to earn money for
church purposes and undoubtedly
would have received a much larger
patronage had the weather been. more
favorable. \
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Wilton have as o
house guests this week Miss Lillian Z
Policy of Payette and Miss Anna
McAtee of Boise.
Last Friday evening Mrs. R. NJ. B
Fairchild and Mrs. j. r. Hunter were
ioint hostesses at a most charming
affair, when they entertained twenty ~
aides at Five Hundred. Shortly af-
err o'clock the five small tables, an
astefully decorated, were placed, and
he guests found their places marked Wi
" dainty place cards bearing the o.,
+. H. in gold lettering A
luncheon was served, the
Iisses Bessie Won Harten and Carolyn WI
dams assistirc Aftar l,ocboor tbe de
ldies spent short season exchange 10
ID pleasantries, after which several Sue
ames of Five Hundred were played. COZ
hrs. S. d. Riggs was successful in VI
lpturing honor score, while Mrs. Eli Is
anktree was pleased to accept the ma
Miss Ruth Coping of tie
llver, Ore, who is visiting at the emu
go. MCGOWAN home, was special mo
lest. ne
o o tina
The young people of Mr.. and Mrs. in
Gilbride's family very delightfully."- ran
tertained Is of their young friends wat
the Gilbride home Monday after feeC
on. Games that delight children, to
lowed by an appetizing lunch, made necs
|, occasion very pleasant. to v
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A jolly bunch of ten girls betook
mselves quietly, Monday evening,
the Ederklip grove for "weenie NJ.
ST." Refreshments were served
a-swat-the-fy," after which in the
Of ,bo o,,o,,;a,, o,,or,,o,o ;,d,,loo5I In
:, Judi,
ii'iuisi piaiiNs' Az 10 saiu 'i"' On in al
Frank Berry was the only man who Ra
tured near camp, the reason for Mich
apparent bravery was big freezer Scatt
ce creano which be brougbt with Marg
Needless to say it was greatly ~
by the picnickers. The SoIe
nc event of the evening was the court
;picuous absence of the weenies. closu
Sc enjoying the roast were; Se l
Misses Frances and Florence IF Ia
dstrom, Florence Church, Carolyn Cany,
ms, Bessie VonHarten, June De- plant
k, Hazel and Lorna Flagler, Anna aeIen
pbell and Mrs. Anna Brown. and q
the S
Tuesday evening the Evening State
ion club INDUCED in "co-opera- of Gel
d;rra,. ;, Soon after o'clock n Gem
-. -. ., IT.. attest,
'luous 'hIee-eoulSe uiiiiler "a' iff of
d, places being found by cleverly where
m advertisements, each suggest quired
veil known characteristics of the ana e I,
Poi 'iaSeu' NuS" ii''' 'iiie'' cree a!
,ccasioned by gaining something yon d
idea of how he appears to a Idaho,
| observer. All were seated at follows
ong table which was beautifully sectinn
lted for the occasion. After w. B.
r places were drawn for several on the
of Auction until late hour. west a
south
enix paints and oils at Reilly's. o oU't ~
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