The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-08-26
THE SOCIAL SIDE

In compliment to the Misses Maude
and Bess Campbell, DR.. and Mrs. R
N. Cummings entertained most de-
lightfully a company of about two
dozen friends last Friday evening
Shortly after o'clock the guests were
seated at three long tables at which
a few games of Five Hundred were
played, Mrs. S. o. Zackman being for
tunate in attaining high score, while
the honor guests were presented
dainty souvenirs of the occasion. Fol
lowing cards, the company spent a
short time dancing on the porch. Dur
ing the evening a most enjoyable
program was given consisting of mu-
steal numbers by the Mesdames S. o.
Zackman, R. G. Newcomer, Lee Miles,
a duet by the Misses Rundstrom,
violin solo by Mr.. Fred Brown and
readings by Miss Anna Campbell,
every number being heartily appre-
ciated.
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Miss Maude Campbell returned to
her duties in Boise Saturday morn
ing, Miss Bess remaining to prolOng
her visit with the home folks.
The Epworth League of the Meth
odist church enjoyed social evening
at the home of the Misses Ethel and
Efie Glass last Tuesday evening. The
hours were very pleasantly spent with
games and visiting on the lawn and
refreshments, consisting of ice cream,
cake and bananas were served.
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The family of j. T. Sanders on the
bench enjoyed visit from Mr.. Mousel
of Hartley, Iowa, on Monday. Mr..
Mousel was a former schoolmate of
]. Sanders, and stopped off en- route
to the fair to renew acquaintance.
Last Saturday night Miss Ruth
Bayston was hostess to few friends
at slumber party, complimentary to
Miss Marvel Fcwler, who leaves early
in September . 'esume her studies
at Lewiston. The time was spent in
slumber party fas On followed by
palatable breakfast next morning. The
guests were the Misses Ma vel Fow-
Ter, Gertrude Sanders, Eele Knee,
and Opal Crouch.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. Edwards enter
tanned small company at dinner last
Friday evening in honor of the birth
day of their daughter, Miss Meta.
Miss Edwards, of the Iowa State
Normal School, has been engaged to
teach in the city schools this year.
Mrs. F. H. Barber and little
daughter, Marion, of Franklin, Neb.,
arrived Tuesday for a visit of several
months at the E. L. Mills home. Mrs.
Barber is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mills.
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Announcement has been made of
the engagement of Mrs. Ida Bliss of
this city to Mr.. H. B. Mumford of
Caldwell, the marriage to occur on
September /. After a
trip, which will include visit to the
San Francisco exposition, the young
couple will make their home at Cald-
well.
A charming pre-nuptia, affair was
given Mrs. Ida Bliss Wednesday ev-
ening by the members of the Neua-
neen Sewing Circle at the home of
Miss Newly. The club members met
and went in a body tC the home OF
Mrs. Ida Bliss, presenting her with a
shower CT linen and thence escorting
the guest of honor to the Newly home
where the husbands were in waiting
and a delicious lunch was served, the
color scheme of yellow and green pre-
yailing throughout. The rooms were
prettilv decorated with golden glow,
as was also the porch where the lunch
table was spread. Place cards tied
with yellow ribbon contained questions
to be answered by the names of the
quests. The chair of the bride-to-b be
was beautifully decorated with golden
ylow and yellow satin ribbon. Covers
we're laid for IA. and three-course
unch was served. after which the la
lies spent the evening hemmlng tow
aIs which they sh0wered upon the
so,. or,,ae+ Mrs Bliss is one of the
most popular of Emmett's young peo-
ole and will be greatly, missed by
arge circle of friends when she