The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-05-12

SOCIETY NEWS

Perhaps the largest card party oil
the season and most pleasant and
beautiful one, was given by Mrs. Les
| lie Dustin and Mrs. Frank Bergman
in the K. of P. Hall, Monday after
noon. Quantities of apple blossoms
artistically arranged in jardiniers
and furnished very effective decora-
tions. Mrs. Harry Curtis and Mrs.
II. H. Whittlesey served delicious
punch from table situated in the
center of the room, on which was an
elaborate cluny cloth and vases of
spring blossoms. A kensington fur
nished the diversion for about thirty
ladies', while fifty-six enjoyed $500"
Prizes were awarded to Mrs. d. F.
Arthur for high score, Mrs. ]. G. Mil
lick, for low score and Mrs. S. M.
Capps for cutting. The hostesses
were assisted by Mrs. Ernest Benson,
Miss Laura Pennington, Miss Evelyn
boyd, Mrs. G. S. Beebe, Miss Byra
Brooks, Mrs. H. Curtis, Mrs. H. HI.
WnIttlesey, Miss Agnes Hart and Mrs.
M. E. Boyd. During the afternoon
music was rendered by Miss Evelyn
boyd, Mrs. Sam Wilson and Mrs.
Brokaw
Eastern Star Special
The members of the Eastern Star
lodge enjoyed social evening, We'd
nesday. About thirty-two ladies and
gentlemen played 800" while the
others not desiring to play cards
folEod until n ho,,f alayor = h ;rfu NIL, a.,
dainty refreshments were served by
committee consisting of Mrs. l.. w.
Van Aiken, Mrs. Simon, Mrs. Thomas
Ferguson, Fern rIawley and Mr.. Ed
ward Thoreson. Mrs. w. E. Club
buck was awarded a small hammer
and Milton Fehnel tiny frying pan
as first prizes. 1t was especially
enjoyable to have Mr.. and Mrs. w. e.
Barnhart, formerly of the local chap
ter present at the meeting.
Auto Contest Dance
A dance was given Tuesday even
ing, May 8 in nonor of the contest
ants who are taking part in the Poca-
tello Chronicle automobile contest,
at the Progress hall. The tickets
were dollar and half, which not
only entitled them to admission but
also a three months subscription to
The Chronicle. A large crowd was
present and all report an excellent
lime.
Music Recital I
Mrs. ]. A. Dygert presented some /
If her pupils in a musical recital,
afternoon at the V. l. s.
club rooms. The parents of the
,oung musicians were invited guests.
After the well rendered, enjoyable
program Mrs. Dygert served dainty
Those taking part in
he program were: Misses Lena
Anderson, Juanita Boyle, Stella Faul-
oner. Grace Peck and Ethel Picker
ng.
Juniors Picnic
The juniors of the high school
armed half holiday several months
go, by having the smallest percent
,ge of failures for the firt semester
nd Friday was such a glorius day
making it hard to be diligent stu /
ents; SO it was decided that picnic !
hould be enjoyed. Thus was it was
hat about twenty-five juniors ac- {
by Miss Alice Roberts,
footed it, to Jordan's Island, south {
# town. They all renewed their
outh as was shown by the games .
hey played, such as, Run Sheep Run !
'ollow the Leader and humble Peg; !.
'ort Arthur acting as leader in many !
airing feats. A fire was built, and .
wienies" were roasted, supper was
aten and the tired picnicers plod-
ed YEARLY home. Such a good time Y
vas had that they all determined
D keep up their record as the finest I
tudents in school next year. a
Rebeccas Enjoy Card Party
The Daughters of Neoma, a Rebec-
! organization were the hostess at a h
cry lovely card party, Friday even 7
lg in the /. o. o. F. hall. Apple s
lesson decorations presented very t
retty appearance. Sixty people