The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-11-26
SOCIETY NOTES

Society items for this column will
be gladly received by The Times.
Phone 125W, The Society Editor.
The Sewing club met last week with
Miss Alma Faris at the Benoit flats.
About twenty-five couples of the
| younger set danced at Cotillion hall
last Friday night.
The Monday club met with Mrs. ].
T. Evans this week. Mesdames Erick-
son, Kelley and Coughlin were guests
of the club. The hostess prize was
a cut glass dish.
/ Among the events which are plan
4 ned for next week for Miss Iita Heine
/ are dinner, Tuesday night given by
i Miss Cora Hartdegan and dance On
Wednesday night at the home OF Miss
| Lucille Wolfe
Miss Zita Heine entertained the fol-
lowing guests with a dinner party
followed by slumber party last Sab
bath night. Misses Grace Bower, Fern
Emes, Cora Hartdegan, Corinne Ia
Der ana LuCIlc VOL.
|, A silver tea given by members of
the Twentieth Century club was held
at the home Of Mrs. w. #. Pike Sat
urday afternoon. A program was Civ
en- by Miss Katherine Pitcairn, Miss
Mary Hungate and Miss Nellie Teas
dale.
/ for to,p FOR,
guests at dinner last Thursday night
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Howard
| Heine Lavender chrysanthemums
graced the center of the table, and
| yellow hrysanthemums were used in
the living room.
! Mrs. Brassfield entertained the
members of the Priscilla club last
| Thursday afternoon. Ten members
| were present. Mrs. Brassfield served
| light refreshments after the sewing
hour The next meeting will be Eeld
with Mrs. Will Hank.
II Little Robbie Dawson was four
4 years old last Thursday afternoon and
\ i'm honor OF the occasion he enter
Il tanned number of his little friends.
Il The guests brought many pretty gifts,
Il and after joyful afternoon spent in
H playing, were served refreshments.
H Twin Falls people will be interest
u ed in the marriage of Miss Elsie Diff
II fendarfer, Of this city to Mr.. Ralph
i Mann of Oakland, California, at the
| home Of the brides sister Mrs. j. A.
McGraw, in Evanston, Wyoming, Mon
\ day evening. The young couple will
make their home in Oakland.
| y The girls of the Advanced Cooking
4 class in the domestic science depart
i ment of the high school entertainment
Il ten Of the teachers at dinner in the
4 high school cafeteria last Tusday
II night. Red and white place cards and
i decorations of flowers and apples
II made the table very attractive A four
course luncheon was served by the
II girls, after dinner the hostesses and
guests had movie" party.
II Last Saturday the pupils of the arr
II class under the direction of Miss Eva
II Martin, delightfully."- entertained with
III q studio luncheon, at the Art and
II Music studio The table was decor
II ated in autumn fruits and gold dnd
H blue ribbons Miss Grace Bell ant
III Miss Georgia Martin we're guests. The
II following pupils were present: Misses
II Mary Johnston, Vera Cook, Eloist
III Spafford, Sunshine Williams, Dors
II Johnston and Eva Martin.
NIL The members of the Episcopa
II guild last Thursday afternoon wer'
II entertained by the ladies of thu
Missionary Society of the Pres
byterian church at the home o
+ Mrs. A. r. Ostrander Mrs. Henri.
Wall had charge of the program TO
E. the afternoon, the subject of which
* was "Mexiacns and the United States.
Mrs. Bristol, Mrs McRoberts ant
xt Mrs. Dewitt Young read papers. Thu
l. part OF the program was followed b.
a delightful musical program by Mrs
er Regan on the harp, Mrs Sprague OF
y the cello and Miss Ella Shurtleff o.
ee the violin. Mrs. Bracken gave . vo
cal solo Tea and waters were serves
e. after the program to sixty-four ladies
c. One OF the most delightful bridg
luncheons of the season was that Civ
ar en- Mrs. ]. T. Evans and Mrs. ].
he Coughlin last Thursday afternoon Z
,k the home OF the former. Luncheon
was served at two long tables an
six quartet tables, each Of which In
* as centerpiece q vase OF beaut1fu
"a. chrysanthemums in the prevailing col
We ors, pink and yellow The place card
IN were decorated with Thanksgivfn
designs. Pink and yellow flower
We made the rooms very attractive an
e. the same color motif was used IN "a
IL FOUR course luncheon. In the Auctio
se Bridge game which followed Mrs.
J. Costello received first prize,
We hand painted sugar shaker and Mr.
- Morse was awarded second prize,
ts plate. Mrs. Steele received two lare
II chrysanthemums as the consolatio
prize. The guests list follows: Me-
" DANES Kelley, Erickson. Reed. Shrou
ne Ormsby, Norton, Burton. B. A. Bake
oe Southworth, Wright. Spielberg, Alike
Bulles. Adams. Hart. Swim. Clouchel