The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-03-17


SOCIETY NOTES
Society items for this column will
be gladly received by the Times.
Phone 125-W. The Society Editor.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson and
daughter, Kathleen, were dinner guests
Thursday evening at the Rogerson, of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Sherman, of Mober-
ley, Missouri.
The Wayside club met Thursday at
the home of Mesdames Griffith and
Valentine. "Home Travel was the
subject discussed. Dainty refreshments
were served by the hostesses.
Miss Georgia Maxwell and Miss
Jane Maxwell were hostesses to the |
Emanon club last Saturday night. A !
theatre party at the Isis was follow
ed by a supper at the Maxwell home. |
Mrs. Henry Brown entertained the
Priscilla club Thursday of last week.
A large membership was present and
the afternoon, as usual, was full of
enjoyment Light refreshments were
served.
The regular weekly meeting Of the
Wednesday Cozy club was held at the
home of Mrs Brenaugh last week A
silver pie knife was the first prize
and was won by Mrs. r. Hustled. A
very dainty two-course luncheon was
served later.
An interesting program and a social
afternoon were enjoyed last week at
the meeting of the Kimberly Road
club at the home of Mrs. AL Coburn.
Mrs. Schuster was a guest of the at
ternoon. Mrs. Rexroat conducted the
program, which was very interesting
and instructive. The subject was
Things Beautiful"
Mrs. Wright was hostess to the Blue
Lakes Boulevard club last Friday. The
following program was given: Piano
solo, Miss Dorothy Wright; reading,
Miss Frances Smith; nursery story,
Miss Wilma Banks vocal solo, Miss
Dorothy Wright. Mrs Wright, assist
ed by her daughter, served dainty re-
freshments after the meeting. Mrs
Moomaw will be the next hostess.
The regular meeting of the Mothers
Surprise club was held Wednesday af-
ternoon of last week at the home Of
= Mrs. G. E. Duke. The subject under
: discussion was Gardening" Eacf
- member responded to roll call will
e some appropriate selections. Two yer,
helpful papers were read on the sub
ject of Sweet Pea Culture" and "Ef
ficient Gardening" At the close o
! the meeting the hostess served dain
= ty luncheon The club will meet il
: two weeks with Mrs. Davis.
In honor of her sister, Miss Fanni
Coates, who is her guest, Mrs. Camp
= bell on Sixth avenue, entertained
l. few guests at very pretty Dime
e party last Saturday evening. Gree
e and white formed the motif Of the dc
) corations and the st. Patrick's ide
was also much in evidence. The plac
cards bore shamrock designs and th
centerpiece was a beautiful fern. TIL
II favors were corsage bouquets of whit
= sweet peas tied with green ribbon
u There were eight guests.
~ One of the prettiest luncheons giN
" en- for the Luncheon club was tn;
lie over which Miss Jane Maxwell presto
'e ed last Thursday. Mrs. Ross, a sistt
u of Mrs. Everett Sweeley, was the hoI
i Gree Pink carnations formed Il
ie centerpiece of the table and pink ar
lie white suggestions were found in Il
IN menu and place cards. Mrs. Sweelt
1T and Mrs. Clos had high score in Il
le bridge game and were each presentt
with silk hose. The guest of hon,
- found her place marked with GO
TN.
bers present were Mesdames. Failin
Peavey, Ostrander, Clos, Sweeley, Ro
bins, Ross and Miss Georgia Maxwe
The following concerns two ladit
Mrs. C. M Hill and Mrs. B. Nesbii
now residing in Boise, who will 500
make their homes in Twin Falls. 30
are known here. Mrs. c.. M. Hill b
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Hill. X
c. M. Hill is brother OF Mr.. Wilb
HILL the former editor of the Time
MRS. B. Morgan Nisbet was the no
| or guest at a number of informal get
erings during the past two weel
prior to her departure Monday ne
for Twin Falls, where she will ma
her future home.
Friday evening Mrs. Graveley, Nj
Folts and Mrs. Hansen entertained
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Nisbet at t
Hansen home. The dinner table b
an effective centerpiece of carnatio
and covers were laid for IL. Car
followed later in the evening.
1.-THE members of both chapters
the P. E. o. entertained at the hoI
of Mrs. Hackett Monday evening I
Mrs. Nisbet, the affair being only
ladies and taking the form of Kt
sington.