The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-08-04

proved to be such q delightful affair
that again this year a similar fete
was held and SO it is that Sunday
and Monday will be as shining stars
in the memories of the young people
who attended. They drew for part
ners and altho there were a few who
were not so evenly matched, the in
terest in the games did not for a
moment lag and there was some very
good tennis played. Miss Genevieve
Millick and Mark Tuohy won in the
finals, Monday evening and were pre-
by the hostess, Mrs. John G. Brown.
At the close of the game the guests
were taken to the beautiful Brown
home on Shilling avenue, whore Il
delicious dinner was served from
prettily arranged tables. Covers were
laid for Grace Peck, Miriam Brooks,
Ruth POINTER, Genevieve and Marie
Millick, Helen and Marie Howard,
Elizabeth and Marget Dubois, Lorine
Tavey, Irene Good, Helen Davis,
Katherine Brennan. Phyllis Hoover,
Marie Heagany, William Johnston,
Jane. Johnston, Frank DeKay, Mark
,Tuohy, Port Arthur, Lowell Hol-
brook, Merrill Boyle, Donald Good,
Ernest Scannell, Summertield john
ston, ingalls, Th%orstenberg, Clayton
Hoover and the hostess. Dancing
was then enjoyed until a late hour.
Private Social
Mrs. Hazel Heimermaster and Mrs.
Hazel Smith entertained at the at
tractive Smith home west of town,
Thursday evening, in honor of Mar
garet Baker, of Ashton. The rooms
were decorated in a profusion of
flowers, roses predominating.
During the evening dancing was
Very dainty refreshments were
served. Among the out-of-town
guests were Emily Whittlesey, Doro-
thy Howe, Mildred Anthus, Mabel
Church, Ruth White, Floyd Fulton
Alfred Higson, Ed. White, Jack
Rogers, Bob Nichols, Horace Whit
tlesey and Bert Harris.
The Cleaners Entertained
The Cleaners were delightfully."- en-
tertained by Mrs. George Gagon, Mrs.
Wendell Gagon and Mrs. ]. e. Good,
at the home of the latter, Friday
afternoon. Shasta daisies furnished
the very pretty decorations. About
20 ladies enjoyed the dainty refresh
ments, which so uniquely carried out
the club colors of yellow and white.
Methodist Ladies' Aid
The Ladies' Aid society Of the
Methodist church met in the parlors
'of the church, Wednesday afternoon.
Unique Lawn Festival
The lawn party at the Campbell
house ON northeast Main, Friday
evening will probably be unlike most
entertainments. A dozen young folks
who live there are each to do some
stunt" for the amusement or COM
fort of the guests, and several sorts
of music will accompany from time
to time the clatter OF spoon and dish.
The guests will probably be charged
for their refreshments, but If there
is profit it is to go to the orphan
home. Those who enjoy ice cream
and cake with cabaret and classy
music will be welcomed. Holt"
Rage will be star cabaret performer.
DOC" Hudson will fiddle to the &C
compartment Of a ragtime guitar.
An orchestra will be there composed
of Mrs. Duke and Messrs. Kinney,
and Farmer.
Card Party
Miss Goldie White entertained "a
few friends at cards, Wednesday
evening. at the home of Mrs. s. L.
Reece. The home was attractively
decorated with sweet peas. At the
Of a most pleasant evening
prizes were awarded to Helen Davis
and Arthur Young. Delicious refresh
were served to Sue Biethan,
Marie Heagany, Helen Davis, Miss
Katherine Brennan, Wayne
Stull Wright, Walter and
Young, and Bert Pennington.
Entertains the Crochet Club
Mrs. J. H. Early was hostess to
the members of the Crochet club,
oMnday. A pleasant afternoon was
spent.
A Club Picnic
About 40 members of the B. Y. P.
enjoyed a picnic at the city park,
Wednesday evening. Games were
played, refreshments served and the
time was spent very enjoyably. The
H~lluSuL1lueT elcCLlOH VI OluCeI6 was
held and resulted as follows: Clar-
ence Hurst, president; Rhea Drol-
vice president; Edna Steffins,
secretaryA Earl Cory, treasurer; Har-
ry Weber. chairman of devotional
committee; Albert Jones, chairman
of the missionary committee; Mrs.
Max Smith, chairman. of the music
Gladys Johnson, organ
list; Winifred Biethan, chairman
membership committee; and Mrs. j.
w. McCarty, chairman of the social
The treasurer reported a
dispersement in the last six months
Of $50 for home and foreign mis-
sions, educational purposes and local
expenses. The union enters into this
year with a great deal of promising
work in sight.
Entertains Friends
Winefred Biethan entertained
Gladys Johnson, Rhea Drollinger,
Opal Holbrook, Iris Stone and Edna
Barker at a slumber party, Tuesday
evening. A delightful time was en-
joyed.
BAPTIST Picnic