The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-01-22
SOCIETY NOTES

/ SOCIETY NOTES
! Society items for this column will
be gladly received by The Times.
The Younger set will give a dance
in Jewel hall Friday evening.
Miss Mahlers' English class of the
fhigh school will enjoy an outing Sat
lllrday.
Little Miss Thelma HEARTFELT has
issued invitations for a birthday par
-ty to be given this afternoon.
Saturday evening group of friends
enjoyed the hospitality of Mr. and Mrs.
c. II. Helmer. 500 was the pastime
of the evening and a dainty supper
was served to twelve guests.
The first rehearsal for the Colon
ial Evening" will be held at Mrs. M.
j. Sweeley's, Friday night All those
intending to costume ON the evening
of February the twelfth are requested
to be present at this rehearsal
The employees of the Hart store were
entertained Tuesday evening by Mr..
and Mrs. Hart at their home on Ad-
olson ayenhe. Music and conversa-
ton made the time pass quickly and
the evening was concluded with a two
course lunch,
The members of the Wednesday
Auction Bridge club were guests o.
Mrs. Senior this week. The prize was
a beautiful crocheted dresser cover,
handiworS of the hostess, and was
won by Mrs. Baker Mrs. Skeels will
be the next hostess.
The young ladies' society of the
Catholic church enjoyed a social even
ing last Thursday Miss LeOnilla Be
mott acted as hostess. Several games
were played and after delicious re-
freshments were served all joined in
singing popular songs.
Several young ladies' were guests
of Miss Mildred Tayc Wednesday, the
evening being spent in attendance at
the Lavering theatre. The party in
| cluded Misses Launa Phitts,, Goldie
Pennock, Lois Vanausdeln, Jessie
| tohoN NH bol q lIlulttly lDib ltS 10y "
Marie Jeson, Matte Bell Bates and
Lillian Smithen.
A Mrs. G. E. Booth was a charming
hostess last Thursday evening at a
4sefen O'Clock dinner, complimentary
Ito Mrs. Howard, who left Sunday for
Nos Angeles. A beautiful fern was
used as a centerpiece. Covers were
laid for Misses Glenn, Bulles, Buzzard,
Ryan, Booth, Warrington, Mesdames
Abt, Howard, Messrs. Pink and john
son.
On the completion of Mrs D. f.
! Redman's new home, a number Of
friends gave the family a house warm
| ing. The country woman's club with
their husbands and other invited
| guests to the number of fifty, laden
with good things to eat, descended in
a body on them and after the family
had recovered from their surprise, 8
delightful evening was passed with
games and cards and music.
Complimentary to Mr.. Mckenzie, oil
Australia, was the dinner party given
by Rev and Mrs. Hartman Saturday
evening Mr.. Mckenzie being q Drake
university man, the friends of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Hartman invited to meet him
were also Drake university graduates
A blue and white color scheme was
carried out Covers were laid fol
Misses Grace Bell Ethel May Taylor
Messrs. Ray Beauchamp, Mr.. McKen
zie and Mr. and Mrs. Hartman
Last Saturday evening Rev and Mrs
Walter e. Hartman, pastor OF the Firs
Christian church and wife, gave {
five-course dinner in honor of theil
guest, Rev. Joseph Mackenzie, of sgd
ney, Australia The home was prettil,
decorated in blue and white, the col
ors of Drake university, together will
university remnants and cushions re
Winding the participants of former
school days. The following Drake
graduates were present: Ray Nj
Beauchamp, Miss Grace Bell, Rev. 10
seph Mackenzie, Miss Ethel May Tay
lor