The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-05-20
THE SOCIAL SIDE


and Helen Rose being joint hostesses
The guests congregated at the Davi!
home and after an hour of music anc
visiting repaired to the lawn, where
each was given a well-sharpened stick
and all proceeded to enjoy marsh
mallow toast over a CHEEKY bonfire,
This done, outdoor games followed,
after which, returning to the parlor,
each was presented with rose, to
which slip of paper bearing num-
Der was fastened with the class colors
of blue and white, each slip having a
corresponding number designating the
partner for supper. Then followed
march in a most roundabout way to
the DR.. Rose home, where an elabor-
ate three-course lunch was served on
small tables throughout the rooms.
The affair was one of the prettiest
parties of the season.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ray G. Newcomer en-
tertained the Alfalfa quartet with
their wives and a few friends last
Thursday evening. The quartet had
prepared several fine new numbers
which they gave "try out" upon this
occasion and afterwards submitted to
the guests at the Commercial club
banquet. After a jolly evening with
music and games, Mrs. Newcomer
served tempting lunch. The guests
were Messrs. and Mesdames Womack,
Carnage, Tucker and Shropshire, Miss
Geraldyne Larayea and Mr.. Robert
Kinzer.
The boys of the Eighth grade, as
sisted by their teachers, the Misses
Edwards and Fowler, gave delight
full party to the girls of the class Fri
day evening at Wardwell school. The
entire affair was planned and man
aged by the boys, even to the furnish
ing and serving of the lunch. An inn
promptu program and plenty of games
constituted the entertainment. The
Eighth grade numbers ~ pupils this
year and of these all except two were
present to enjoy the festivities.
The ladies of the W. c. T. IT, had
an especially pleasant meeting Tues
day, despite the rainy weather, when !
Mrs. II. S. Jenkins entertained them 9
at an all-day session at her home
east of town. Mrs. Gerhart was lead ;
err and the tying of quilt was the
diversion of the day. Mrs. Jenkins
served fine dinner shortly after
noon. U
The ]. S. society gave slumber t
party Friday night at the home of I
Mr., and Mrs. w. w. Hoops, in honor r
Of Miss Ruth Bayston, who departed
he following day for st, Anthony to p
spend several weeks visiting friends ~
A jolly party il was and undoubtedly ;,
was more party than slumber. The u
guests were the Misses Ruth Bays :.
on, Maud Myers, Laura Walker, !,
Blanche and Marvel Fowler and Ber-
ha Canaday.
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About Is ladies attended the meet fl
ng of ST. Mary's Guild at the home m
4 Mrs. B. 0. Clark last Thursday af- al
ernoon. Miss Gertrude Sanders was til
guest at the Clark home several days W
nd assisted Mrs. Clark. pl
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Last Friday evening Mrs. r. M.
'airchild was hostess to the Saturday III
auction Bridge club, and this week 81
tuesday she entertained the Evening pc
auction club. %
Members of various young peoples an
ocieties to the number of about 80, ie'
at the home of Floy Clark
londay night for social time. A mr.
Iusical program was given, consider on
BILE talent being displayed by the or
Outhful performers. Punch and wa ga
RS were served. tir
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In accepting the invitation of Mr. ~,
nd Mrs. Alvin f. Myers to dinner A.,
st Sunday, party of friends also
SISTED this estimable couple in cels-
-ating their Goth wedding anniver- fat
Try. Covers were laid for IA and an in
,cellent dinner was followed by an Nc
ljoyable afternoon. all
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Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Cochran en- no,
rtained small company at dinner qet
lnday at their home east of town. Sto
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The Rebekahs gave another of their ]
dances Wednesday ev- aus
ing. The usual good time was en- pla
yed by all present. bac
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Wheeler enter Ill
ined four tables at Five Hundred -,
st Friday evening After spend avn
g several hours at this fascinating NC,
me the guests enjoyed a delicious and
nch served by the hostess.
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