The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-06-09

train, on which she went to Salt Lake
where she will make her home.
Wide Awake Party
OF course, everyone knows that
''slumber" parties are most delight
full, but they also know that such a
name for them is highly inappropri-
ate; and the party given by Miss
Grace Peck on Friday was no eXcep-
ton to the rule; for the cocks were
growing, the birds chirping, and
dawn was fast approaching before
the young ladies decided to let the
sandman take possession. Friday
evening bridge was played until
about 1890 when they departed for
the Bon Ton where delicious refresh
ments were served. A four-cOurse
breakfast was served Saturday morn
ing. Those present were, in addition
to the hostess, Margaret Early, Phyl-
| lis Hoover and the honored guest,
Agnes Hart.
Dinner Entertainment
Mrs. o. Buchanan entertained at
dinner in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
! F. Webb Saturday. Covers were laid
for six and a most delicious meal was
served.
Supper Party
Mrs. William Marley entertained
at a dinner party in honor of Mrs.
Sarah Clark, Monday The center
piece of pansies was most attractive.
Seated at the table were DR.. and Mrs
G. A. Hoover, Mr.. and Mrs G. Fl.
Brown and Mrs. Clark and Mr.. and
Mrs. Marley. Miss Geraldine Varley
assisted in serving.
p. r. o. Reception
The P. E. o. ladies were the host
esses at charming reception at the
home of Mrs. L. r. Aldrich, Thurs
day evening, to the visiting members
and to the husbands of the local
chapter. Mrs. John Guthrie Brown,
Mrs. Samuel Wilson, Mrs. Charles
Hart and Mrs. Graveley, the state
president were in the receiving line.
| A pleasant part of the evening was
the extraordinary program rendered.
Jean Ingelow's poem, Songs of
Seven" was represented in panto-
mine. While Mrs Grace Stevens read
the poem and as low melodious music
was sounded the various characters
slowly appeared, prettily and appro-
priately costumed When Mary Vir-
ginia Aldrich was leaving the stage
she was met by Master John DeHart
and they executed few graceful
dance steps.
In addition to this vocal numbers
were given by Mesdames Young,
Peters, Wilson, Craig, Thoreson and
Miss Rhumstram. Miss Johnson, of
Payette, gave some very fine read
ings in Swedish dialect. Miss Hart
and Mrs. Mannon were accompanies.
The decoration carried out the
colors yellow and white of the order
and were very attractive; the flowers
used were marguerites and lilies.
Grace Peck assisted Mrs. Curtis at
the punch table. Later in the even
ing delicious refreshments were
served
Farewell Party for Miss Hart
Margaret Early was the pleasing
hostess at 500 party, Tuesday aft
ernoon, when she entertained 20
young ladies in honor Of Agnes Hart.
The hostess and guest of honor greet
ed them at the door, from where they
were ushered into the dining room
where punch was served by Phyllis
Hoover. Yellow shaded candle-sticks
and delicately tinted yellow f1eur de
lis artistically arranged in a huge
basket succeeded in making the table
unusually attractive. Miss Hoover
received first honors at cards and
Miss Hart was presented with a very
pretty guest prize. Grace Peck as
sisted in serving the very dainty re-
freshments. Those present were
Gladys Johnson, Geneva Rich, Edna
Caps, Winefred Biethan, Evelyn
Boyd, Laura Pennington, Katherine
DeKay, Susan Biethan, Myrtle Sim
mons, Zelma Simmons, Grace Wright,
Agnes Hart, Grace Peck, Mrs. L. r.
Aldrich, Phyllis Hoover and the host
ess.
Dinner Party
Mrs. \Stanley Gaddie entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Webb and family
at dinner, Sunday. The two families
have been very intimate for several
years and the occasion was very en-
iovo h1a