The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-08-12
THE SOCIAL SIDE

neatly framed, but which somehow
seems more pertinent at this season.:
eff you don't like this weather, there's
a place you haven't tried" Despite
the threatened dullness of the social
season, Emmett has seen considerable
gaiety the past few weeks. Picnics
and bathing parties have become very
popular, there being several places
in both the river and the canal where
young and old alike can find amuse-
ment coupled with the finest kind of
exercise. We are told that many of
the ladies and children are becoming
quite proficient in the water. Also
porch and lawn parties form pleasant
diversion for the evenings, and the
open air dances at the pavilion are
being well patronized.
Nine of the little friends of Miss
Frances Campbell helped her to cele-
brate her 18th birthday anniversary
last Friday evening at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Camp
bell. The young guests assembled
about z o'clock and enjoyed playing |
various outdoor games until nearly |
when a pleasing lunch was served.
Miss Lottie Canaday assisted with the
games, also in serving.
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The Ladies' Aid of the Christian
church served cream and cake to quite
a good many people Friday evening
on the church lawn. Because of the
heat the program which had been
planned was abandoned. The COM
mittee added neat little sum to the
society's treasury.
Ed Allen and daughter, Miss Ellen,
and Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Smith
made up party that autoed to Plac-
erville Sunday. They report finding
good roads nearly all the way and
enjoyed the trip exceedingly
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The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid met
Thursday afternoon of last week at
the home of Mrs C. X. McAuley. Con-
sidering the extreme heat, the attend
ance was very good. After a short
business session at which plans were
discussed for the work of the coming
months, the ladies enjoyed an hour of
visiting and fancy work, and the hos
Inxyat,y lunch
The Naueneen Sewing Club was
very pleasantly entertained by Mrs.
Lester Nichol at her home on the
bench Tuesday evening. The ride out
and back was pleasant feature.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Howell enter
tanned at cards on Second street, com
plimentary to her brother, Mr.. j. j. ,
Dyche who is spending the summer
here The rooms and porch were at T..
decorated with golden glow,
the color scheme being carried out in
yellow in the refreshments also. Five '
Hundred was played at the four ia c
bles. Miss Carolyn Adams receiving
first prize and Mr.. Ray Newcomer the Y
'booby." d
On Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. f.
NJ. Reilly entertained at seven o'clock d
dinner in honor of the Mesdames
Ioomis, of Sterling, Colo, and Kerby f
Of Caldwell, this tate,who have spent e
4 few weeks visiting their sister Mrs.
Daily. The guests were Mr., and Mrs. =
]. DAILY, Mrs. Mary Carter and son
Carlos, Mrs w. R. Cartwright and the
honor guests Mrs. Loomis expects to a
caves soon for Portland to join her b
laughter and thence will return home. B
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DIR. and Mrs. r. ~ Cummings gave I,
| very pleasant porch party last Fri it
lay evening to about thirty friends. NJ
Seven tables played Five Hundred Ii
couple of hours, while Finch was
provided for those who preferred it.
Mrs. V. T. Craig was awarded first ~
liiZS AIMING the idultSy anu MI. Sldle
Won the same honor from the men.
During the evening several musical ds
elections were given by Miss Frances
2undstrom and Mrs. S. O.. Zackman. II
The evening concluded with de- =,
icious lunch !,
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Mr.. Anderson, teacher in the Bur
ey schools, stopped off here for few
lays visit at the J. J. Love home. bo
IN Sunday the families of w. w. -
loops and r. E. Rose were enter ~
aimed at l o'clock dinner by Mr.. and Nv
irs. Love, spending the afternoon 90
cry pleasantly at the cool, shaded 90
ONE.
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Mrs. B. c. Bowers expects to en- Oh
artain for several days Mrs. Clarence &c
Ielson and daughter, Miss Margaret, ~
Denver, who are returning home "a a
fter a months tour of the coast 80
tiles, including visit to the fairs. III
Do,,o,.- ..I NJ. NIL.