The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-07-01
THE SOCIAL SIDE


having already discontinued their
meetings. St. Mary's Guild held its
last meeting at the home of Mrs. Cum
mings to resume in the fall. The Sat
urday Five Hundred club also has dis
banded until September first and it is
understood that several other organ
izations will very soon follow the ex-
ample. Picnics have been in order
the past two weeks and many sami-
lies will spend the Fourth picnicking
at various cool places. The Evening
Auction club with their families Will
celebrate at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. R. Hunter on Frozen Dog ranch.
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The young people of the Baptist
church met at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. L. Hall one night last week
and completed the organization of a
Missionary Circle with membership
of about a dozen. Miss Martha ! a
throp being elected president. 1t is
the purpose of this society to make a
study of missionary work~in the for
eign fields and especially to keep in
closer touch with the missionary sent
out by the local church. The hostess
delighted the company with an abund
ance Of delicious homemade candy.
A pleasant evening was spent by
sthe Neuaneen Sewing Giro . at the
home Of Mrs. L. HolvecsonW ednes-
day night 4 paiatable lunch follow
ed several hours of needlcwork and
visiting.
The General Aid Society of the
Methodist church, comprising the four
divisions, met in business session in
tEe church parlors Wednesday after
noon. Plans were discussed for fu-
ture work of the society.
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Last Thursday afternoon the ladies
of the Catholic Aid Society treated
themselves to a picnic at the river.
Shortly after noon about dozen la
dies were transported in the E. o.
Mech auto to a shady spot on the
river bank, where the time was pleas
antly passed in truly picnic fashion
and a near-banquet, furnished by Mrs.
H. H. Prestel, was easily disposed of
by the picnic appetites of the com
pany. Those present were Mesdames
Lingren, Knowles, Mech, Prestel, Gil
bride, Miles, Carter, Kesseler, Wolfe
and Miss Martha Mech and the chill
dren.
A society event of local interest oc-
Cured in Boise last Saturday night
when little Miss June Crosson, for
merly of Emmett, entertained in
most delightful fashion ten of her
little playmates at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Crosson,
at Riverside. The affair was a SUM-
Der party, and the childish pranks at
tendant upon such an occasion were
enjoyed to the fullest, while slunaber,
when it intruded itself upon the rev.
ellers for several hours, was not en-
tirely unwelcome to the tired little
folk. The good time continued until
late the following day, some of the
guests remaining for a prolonged WIS.,
it. Miss Leone Campbell of this city
was one of the favored participants,
returning home Monday morning &C
companied by her sister Miss Anna,
who visited in Boise over Sunday.
The Auction Bridge Club postponed
its regular meeting of last Saturday
afternoon until after the Fourth.
An item which was omitted last Z
week may not be amiss, though some
what tardy. On Thursday night the
Big Brothers class of the Methodist
church perpetrated complete sur
prise on one of their number, Mr.. W.
W. Hopes, the occasion beng his
53rd birthday. About 9 o'clock the i
% guests assembled and after sea-
son of visiting were seated at table
when it was discovered that there ,
were present some world famous men. t
Governor Alexander, impersonated by '
DR.. R. E. Rose, acted as toast master
toasts by such prominent :
personages as President Wilson, kals- e
err wilhelm, w. ]. Bryan, the French, t
English and Italian ambassadors ana a
MANY others who responded gracious
Iy. At the close of a sumptuous ban f
nuet the host was properly toaSted II l
Bryan's nectar. n
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The Baptist Ladies' Aid held us
regular monthly birthday tea last T
Saturday afternoon at the home OF h
Mrs. T. B. Hargus from 8 to g o'clock il
There was a large attendance OF a
members and goodly number OF VS.
tors. The spacious porches OF the q
Hargus home were used to good ad- =
,on+ooa making a cool and altogether