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

led to pleasant thoughts OF other days
and to the question whether. the pres
ent generation may not be benefited
by needing many of the old time Gus :
toms and manners
Mrs. Deake, who was leader of the
day, introduced "grandmothers quar-
tet," which proved to be Mrs. ]. c.
Beatty Mrs. b. A. Baker, Mrs. Smith
sen and Mrs. Kautz, who sang Aud
Lang Syne" in a way greatly approved
by the critics of today. How they
pleased their audience was evidenced
when prolonged applause brought
them out again and they caused much
amusement with the old time round
Three Blind Mice"
In a well written paper Mrs. Beatty
then made comparisons between
grandmother's way and ours, which
was most entertaining as well as in
structive.
"Grandmother's Beaux" was the title
Of an original poem written by Mrs
Kunkely for her grandmother many
years ago, and read by her on this oc-
casion.
Further comparisons entertainingly |
gotten up, were made by Mrs. Deake in
her paper read as the closing number
on the program.
During the afternoon, beside the
president and incoming president, the
following were elected as delegates to
the state federation, which meets in
Twin Falls in September: Mrs w
/ F. Pike, Mrs. J. A. Bradley, Mrs. X. A.
Packard, Mrs. A. d. Norton, Mrs. NJ
w Kunkely Mrs. P. w. McRoberts,
Mrs. F. +. Chamberlain and Mrs. r. r.
Pitcairn.
Delegates to the district federation
! in June are the incoming president,
a.. Mrs. NJ G. Ripley, Mrs. Willet Hance,
Mrs. A. Guibert, Mrs. ]. w. c. Deake,
70 Mrs. j. B. White, Mrs. Schroeder and
= Mrs. Edwards.
Club members were unanimous in
2 their decision to change the hour of
S the club breakfast until evening and
to avail themselves of leap year priv
ileges by escorting their husbands or
( sweethearts to the banquet hall on
{ that occasion
3 Mrs. Archie Craig gave a surprise
y party Tuesday evening in honor of her
is sister, Miss Marie Wood. During the
I early part of the evening the young
2 ladies were escorted to the movies. "
s. On their return a fOur-course dinner
was served Those invited were
Misses Marie Wood, Grace Bower
$ Corinne and Helena Taber, Mabel
/ Banks, Fern Gates, Jennie Walker
OF Ruth Glasgow, Cora Hartdegan, Fern
sr Emes, Pauline Fields, Florence Hill
~ Lucille Wolfe, Emily Wall.
tn
~ The Misses Meta and Martha Sell:
o. entertained Saturday evening at The
Il home of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Pulitzer
Oh The invited guests were Misses Agnes
u and Ester Anderson, Oleson, Snyder
IN Ada Bunnel, Hattie Bunnell, Rosa
Mond Bunnel, Pulitzer; Messrs. Foss
Holderman, Beck, Oleson, Anderson
lie Snyder, Coolin, David Graves, Charlie
p Graves and Newman. The evening
was spent in playing games and dane
er ing. a two-course luncheon wa
en- served.
ga quiet wedding took place at tn
zee home of the brides mother, Mrs. An
ne anda E. Overfield, 437 Third Ave. n
ne Miss Virginia NJ Overfield, becomin
lite the bride of Harry E. McAuley, {
1n' Churchill, Idaho, at o'clock on tn
evening of March 9Th. Rev G. l.. Ben
officiated. Only the relatives and in
W. mediate friends of the bride an
iat groom were present. After the cert
ID mony a three-course luncheon wa
ter served.
On Miss Overfield has taught the kiI
the dergarden the past year. Mr.. McAule
ma is prosperous young farmer.
the After April 1, they will be at hon
ley to their many friends at their ranC
the home near Churchill, Idaho. Thi
TED they may enjoy long and prosperol
nor life together is the wish of all WI
or know them. / .AE42x
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