The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-03-10

! QUILL / MI Id
Society items for this column will
be gladly received by the Times.
Phone 125-W. The Society Editor.
The regular club dance last Friday
night was attended by a large crowd.
On Wednesday, March l, at the home
of the brides sister, Mrs. j. T. Ken
eley. occurred the marriage of Miss
nellie Ranch and Mr. Ray Cochran.
Rev. N. p. Hahn of the st. Edwards
Catholic church officiated Both of
these young people have many friends
who will extend congratulations.
A very enjoyable affair of last week
was the high school faculty dinner,
given in the high school cafeteria
Thursday night. The room was light
ed with candles and the tables were
placed in the form of a Greek cross. |
A large boquet of red and white car
nations occupied the center A four
course dinner was served.
A pleasant farewell party was ten
dered Mrs John Dingman Friday
evening by the Pythian Sisters at the
home of her mother, Mrs. c. c. Sig
gins, on Second avenue north. Each
guest presented Mrs. Dingman with a
dainty little gift After a pleasant
evening of music and games, refresh
ments we're served.
Monday the election and installation
of officers of the 2. +. o. society
was held at the home of Mrs. Pitcairn.
A luncheon was enjoyed at noon. Each
member of the society brought some
part of the menu. Luncheon was
served at three tables, each centered
with pink and white carnations. Pink
shaded candles were used also
Mrs. Earl Felt entertained a few in
innate friends at luncheon last Satur-
day noon, complimentary to Mrs. Zenas
Smith of Pocatello. The table was
centered with lovely boquet of yell
low jonquils, and a color scheme of
yellow was used in the luncheon and
the place cards, which were designed
with yellow birds. After the lunch
con, the ladies attended the tabernacle
meeting.
Mrs. Hunter and daughter, Mrs.
Smith, were hostesses to the Sham
rock club Thursday afternoon, March
2. The program consisted of several
musical selections, followed by the
election of officers for the new year.
Mrs. Dallas was elected president,
Mrs. Davis vice president, Mrs. Nc
Kibbin secretary and Miss Mary Grit
fifth treasurer. Dainty refreshments
were served by the hostesses.
In honor of Mrs. Zenas Smith OF
Pocatello, Mrs. Fitch l.. Ball enter
tanned at luncheon Wednesday of last
week. Covers were laid for Mrs. Bal
and her guests, Mesdames Booth
Greenhow, McElwain Baker, Smitf
and Miss Nell Bulls. A decorative
: scheme of green and white was used
A beautiful trailing vine made an at
: tractive centerpiece. The colors greer
and white were carried out in tn
> courses of the luncheon. A socia
: afternoon followed.
. In compliment to Miss Naom
! Schorn, Miss Colette Wolfe enter
: tanned with a birthday dinner las
Friday evening at her home on Sixt
avenue The place cards were un
usually pretty-pink and white pare
!, soils filled with sweet peas. In tn
,. center of the table was q pink bow
4 filled with pink sweet peas. FroI
= these ribbons terminating with sma
kewpie dolls were drawn to the plaC
cards. A color scheme of pink an
J., white was successfully carried out
the menu. Covers were laid for eigl
a guests.
7 A very pretty compliment paid
e Miss McClaren of the Oliver part
d was the luncheon given last Seturda
n by Mrs Wilbur Bolton to the juniC
IT and senior girls of the high schoo
It A buffet luncheon of two courses We
s served by Mrs. Bolton, assisted
l. Miss Georgia Stewart, Miss Fer
n Emes, Miss Charlotte Stewart an
s. Miss Marjorie Black. Miss MacClare
1t was presented with a beautiful boqu
IS of red and white carnations. Att
8. the luncheon the girls attended Il
> meeting at the tabernacle. Fifty CIR
" were present.
,r A luncheon of unusually beautifi
IS appointments was that given by Mr.
W John Morden Maxwell Thursday
Is last week in honor Of her sister-il
lie law, Miss Georgia Maxwell. A dain
centerpieec of jonquils and violets WI
l. used and the place cards were d
=, signed in the yellow and violet shade
h In the bridge game, which occupit
f, the remainder of the afternoon, Mr.
ID c. E. Booth had high score and W;
at given the first prize. a set of go
= lingerie clasps. The guest prize WI
" dainty gold charm. The guest Ii
included Mesdames M. j. Sweele
le Everett Sweeley, Falling Ostrande
y, Aiken, Booth, Allen. Beatty, Crave
Nixon, Robbins, Wilson, Wood, Pc
vey, Longley, Leonard Smith, Larne
Clos. Hamilton and Misses LaCros