The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-10-29

Phone 125W, The Society Editor.
The Elks gave dance in the Elks
hall Wednesday night
At the home of Mrs. E L. Macvicar
the ladies of the Episcopal guild held
a ten cent tea last Thursday after
room.
The Country Woman's club met last
Thursday, October 81, with Mrs. w.
B. Wolfe. A paper on Canning and
Preserving Meats was read by Mrs
Miller, Miss Brittomart Wolfe and
Miss Lashue assisted the hostess in
serving refreshments.
Ather home on Blue Lakes Boule-
ward, Mrs. Leonard Smith entertain
ed a few intimate friends, informal
ly last Saturday afternoon. A course
luncheon was. served late in the af-
ternoon. The table decoration was
a pumpkin filled with fruit.
Miss Mary Cashin entertained the
"Wednesday Cozy club, last Wednes-
day night at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Putnam. Substitutes were, Mrs
Heine, Mrs. Stettler and Mrs South
worth. Mrs. Robbins had high score A
course luncheon was enjoyed
The Sewing club which was organ
lied recently at the home of Mrs
T. Brown, met last Thursday night
with Mrs, S. T. Murphy, after the sew
ing, Mrs Brown sang 'Carissima" and
AT Dawning" Light refreshments
were served. Twelve members were
present
On Thursday afternoon the Modern
Prtscillas were entertained by Mes
danes G. f. Allen and Geo D. SAVERS
at the home of the latter The af-
ternoon was pleasantly spent by the
ladies with their fancy work. During
the afternoon dainty refreshments
were served by the hostess.
Mrs. Warrington, Mrs. Allen, Mrs.
Winsler and Mrs. Logsdon were among
those who attended the "get acQuaint-
ed social" given at the home of Mrs.
J. w, Tanner, of Filler, by the Filler
WOmen's Clubs. These ladies are men,
bers of the Country Woman's club At
ter program Of music, light refresh
ments were served.
- In honor of her daughter, Miss
Grace's, birthday, Mrs. G. E. Bryant
entertained ten guests at dinner Mon
day night. A mass of pink and white
cosmos formed the table decorations
and these flowers were also used at
each plate as were also cards with |
Halloween decorations A musical
program was enjoyed after the dinner
The Blue Lakes Boulevard club held
its usual meeting at the home of Mrs. |
Liser last Friday afternoon. Mrs. |
Focht, Mrs. Liser's mother, was hos
tess. Mrs. Doughtery gave talk on /
Halloween and Mrs Wright reported /
news Of the Women's clubs in Twin
Falls. Mrs. barrow and Mrs. Harder /
assisted in serving course luncheon.
Mrs. r. r. Pitcairn was hostess for
the Wimodausi club Wednesday, Oc-
tober 20. Mrs Zenas Smith, of Poca-
tello, Mrs. J. w. Becker, of Dumont,
Iowa, were guests. Miss Helen PITT
cairn and Miss Louise McMartin as
sisted in serving very enjoyable
course lncheon. Autumn leaves serv-
ed as decorations. Twenty membe rs
were present
Last Monday afternoon the Nom
hers of the Embroidery club. surplus
ed Mrs. w. H. Greenhow with party
in honor of her birthday. The after
noon was devoted to sewing after
which luncheon was served in the
dining room. A birthday cake with
yellow candles occupied the center of /
the table. This was surrounded with
clusters of California peoples and au-
tumn leaves. Mrs Greenhow was
we'll remembered with many beauti-
full gifts.
N On Wednesday, evening Miss Marga-
ret Williams entertained sixteen
guests at the Smith residence. In the
five hundred game, Mr. Dormer John
son received first prize, book, tx"
and Miss Vesta Thomas was awarded
the consolation prize. Delicious re-
freshments We're served after the
game by Miss Williams, assisted by
Mrs. McLane. The house was decor
ated in autumn colors. The guests
were MISSES IuOIHdS, TiOT1dudy, Oul-
YER, Faris, Pratt, Taylor, and Mrs.
MeLane. Messrs Bailey. Ostrander,
Smith, Benoit, Macauley, Johnson,
Peck and Magic.
Mrs. B. A, Hamilton was hostess
Tuesday and Wednesday afternoon of
this week at two very enjoyable 1un-
cheons. On Tuesday afternoon the
color scheme of green and yellow was
carried out in every detail Luncheon
was served at the card tables. Each
table had for a centerpiece, a Japanese
basket tied with yellow tulle bows,
and filled with chrysanthemums and
ferns Mrs. Hamilton's attractive
home was made very artistic with au-
tumn decorations. Mrs Shrout re-
ceived first prize. an embroidered tow
Ell, for high score in the Auction Bridge
game. Mrs. Burton received second
prize, card case. The score cards
~. x,f IJ,11 ar< !