The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-06-10
THE SOCIAL SIDE

The marriage of Miss Carol Faye
Kelley to Mr.. Roy Keithly occurred
last Thursday evening in the Burr cot
tage, which will be their home. Pre-
ceding the ceremony, Mrs. R. G. New
conner sang with her usual charm ooh
Promise Me-" Promptly at 8 o'clock,
to the strains of "Hearts and Flow
ers" played by Miss Maud Myers, lit
tie Miss Helen Mains entered bearing
the ring in a Frau Karl Bruski rose.
Then came Miss Pearl Kelley, sister
of the bride, as maid of honor, with
Mr.. Ora Bever as best man, followed
by Mr.. Keithly and Miss Kelley, TAX
ing their places before a horseshoe
arch of roses and trailing green vines.
Throughout the ceremony the soft
strains of "Hearts and Flowers" con
tinued and when the vows were
pledged before Rev. C. l.. Walker of
the Methodist church, Mrs. Newcomer
sang 81 Love You Truly" The bride
was prettily gowned in white crepe
DECLINE and carried a shower bou-
quet of white La France roses, while
the maid of honor wore pale blue
crepe-de-chine and carried pink roses.
The flower girl was a dainty picture
in a frock of white embroidery. Con-
gratulations over, a delicious two
course wedding supper was served,
the Misses Beulah Kinzer, Opal
Crouch and Cecil Castle of Parma
assisting. Place cards with dainty
pink rosebuds as favors graced the
tables, which were centered with roses
and h~oneysuckle, covers being laid for
%. Mrs. and Mrs. Castle and daugh-
ters of Parma were out-of-town
guests. The bride, a daughter of Mrs.
Emma Kelley, has been a resident of
Emmett about three years and is very
popular with her set, having been a
member of the Methodist church choir
some time. The groom holds a posi-
ton with E. NJ. Reilly & Co. and is,
well and ~favorably known.
The Baptist Ladies Aid met in bust
ness and social session last Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. w. L.
Hall. About a dozen ladies were in
attendance. During the business
lIctIlIlS d SldlCllClll "a SlNSH u
to the effect that the net proceeds
from the banquet recently served for
the Commercial club were $72. This
fact, together with the compliments
the ladies have received upon the ex-
c~ellence service, is a source of pleas .
ure to them all, and a rising vote of {
appreciation was given the president,
Mrs. Lathrop, for the. skill with which /
she managed the serving of so large t
a number. After a social hour Mrs.
Hall served lunch.
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. V. T. t
Craig had as dinner guests Messrs.
and Mesdames f. NJ. Reilly, B. o. q
Clark, Lauren Dean, R. N. Cummings 4
and Mesdames w. R. Cartwright,
Thompson and R. L. Edgerton. The
affair was in the nature of a farewell n
to Mrs. Cartwright and Mrs. Dean, "
who will spend the summer months at
the coast. After a delicious dinner P
the evening was spent at cards. n
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Despite the chill of the evening, the
Gem County Social given at the home Il
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Haylor last n
Thursday night was well attended.
The cake and sundae bearing the h,
name so popular at present were in d
great demand. While tables were d
on the lawn, only a few cared
to take their refreshments out Of
doors, the majority remaining inside p
music and visiting were in or m
der. m
Miss June DeClark very ch%armingly T,
entertained a small company of F
Friday evening. A beautifully f.
appointed dinner of four courses was
at z o'clock, after which the
guests were given an auto ride and be
later taken to the movies. The happy W
,rowd consisted of the Misses Flor C.
ence Rundstrom, Lorna and Hazel
Flagler, GERALDINE Laravea, Anna
Campbell and Mrs. Anna Brown. tie
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Last Thursday afternoon the ladies of
If the Priscilla society entertained at
/ birthday tea at the home of Mrs. .
?. w. Polly. There was a goodly at ~
.endance and all enjoyed the enter =
ainment provided. A guessing con- III
est occupied a part of the afternoon
two-course luncheon being serve1 wi
alter. Mrs. Polly had as joint hos fs
esses Mesdames McProud, Blake, tic
Iouser and Basye.
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One of the most successful social a /
fairs of thse season was the delight tyi
I'll entertainment extended to more ma
han five dozen ladies Monday after
DON by Mesdames E. L. Holverson
nd J. L. Reynolds at the home of the II
The rooms throughout were 10
rofusely decorated with masses of "a
oses, as were also the spacious porch no
S where much of the playing was SeN
one. Five games of Five Hundred PEI
,ere played, at the conclusion Of
hitch Mrs. C, L. Carnage was award no,
d first prize, with Mrs. Ruth Hunt toe