The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-08-18

Monday night, and organized them
selves into a club. Many good times
were planned and some bylaws
drawn up.
Auction Bridge
Mrs. j. H. Early entertained at
auction, Tuesday afternoon, as court
esy to Mrs. F. T. Richards. Quanti-
ties of golden-glow were used thru
out the house as the effective and
very pretty decorations. Mrs. F. G.
Christ served punch from the din
ing room. Mrs. Aldrich received the
favor for high score and Mrs. Rich
ards was presented a guest prize.
The hostess was further assisted by
Mrs. Blanche Eldredge. The guests
were Mrs. Frederick Cowan, Mrs. w.
e. Patrie, Mrs. S. w Wilson. Mrs.
F. c. Christ, Mrs L. R. Aldrich, Mrs.
Edward Thoreson, Mrs. F. T. Dubois,
Mrs. d H Biethan, Mrs. Lewis Rock
wood, Mrs. Blanche Eldredge, Mrs.
J. c. Millick, the guest of honor and
the hostess.
Breakfast Party
Olene, Frances and Evelyn Wilson
entertained at a breakfast, Wednes-
day, in honor of Maisie Richards, Of
Portland, Oregon. Golden glow was
used as table decoration. Covers
were laid for Elizabeth and Mary
Virginia Christ, Maxine Fisher, Rose
amry Cowan, Dorothy Aldrich, Maisie
Richards and the youthful hostesses.
At the completion of the meal, which
was a most pleasant one, the girls
played games.
Missionary Entertained
The return of James D. Johnston
from a two years mission in Scot
land is the cause of much rejoicing
amony many of the young people Of
the town. Their spirit of welcome
and pleasure was shown, Tuesday
evening, when Mrs. w. H. Snyder
entertained at a delightful lawn
party, in his honor. Many electric
lights and much golden glow, to-
gether with the young folks made
the lawn very attractive Alice
Snyder presided at the punch table,
which was prettily decorated. Dane
ing, games and music were the
amusements enjoyed. Those pres
ent were Willis Thomas, Edith
Thomas, of Logan, Evelyn Wilde, Of
Salt Lake, G, l.. Madison, Of Idaho
Falls, Delphi Williams, of Moore,
Charlotte, Elwood and Thatcher ALL
red, Verna Clifford and Gerald
Robertson, Lenora and ALIVE Jordan,
Clara and Georgia Scofield, Bessie
Lufkin. Mildred and Hazel Wright,
Ida and John Chapman, Myrrdin,
Thomas, and the Snyder and Johns
ton families. Dainty refreshments
each prettily decorated with pink and
white sweet peas, by Lorraine Snyder,
Roxie Duckworth and Lloyd Johns
ton.
Young Ladies Luncheon
Mrs. William A. Lee entertained
at an elaborate luncheon in honor
of Helen and Marie Howard, Tuesday
of last week. A basket of pink sweet
peas graced the table and small
ivory mirrors and corsage bouquets
of sweet peas were the favors. Covers
we're laid for the Misses Marie and
Geneive Millick, Emily Whittlesey
and the Misses Howard. In the
afternoon cards furnished pleasant
diversion.
Entertain Bee Hive Swarms
Mrs w. w. Beck entertained the
Junior and Senior Bee Hive swarms
at her home, Monday evening of last
week. After a business meeting sew
eral talks were given and cooling
refreshments served.
Another Slumber Party
The young ladies said they had
the best time of their lives, but
youth, in it's enthusiasm, is eXtrava-
CANT, so we'll merely say that Miss
Lorine Tavey was a most pleasant
hostess last Friday, when she enter
tanned a few friends at a slumber
party, in honor of Helen and Marie
Howard. What did they do? 1T
is difficult to say for they played
cards, danced, took f1aSh-light pic
lures and did almost everything con-
ceivable by girls bent on having an
enjyable time. One thing they ala
little of was sleep, however, they
were ready and hearty when it came
time to, eat the delicious breakfast
served by Mrs. Tavery. Those pres
ent were the Misses Ora Rogers,
Marie and Genevieve Millick, Grace
Peck, Blanche Dunn, Miriam Brooks,
Marie and Helen Howard and the
hostess.
The Music Club
The music club met Thursday,
August 8, at the home of Mrs. }. e.
Millick. Helen and Marie Howard,
accompanied by Mrs. Brokaw, played
violin and cello duets. Marie Millick
rendered a piano solo, which was
very fine. Mrs. Dubois read a paper
on the, Life of Beethoven and e v
eral of the members discussed must
cal terms. Mrs. Samuel Wilson had
the meeting at her home, Thursday.
Baptist Leaders
The B Y. p. U. cabinet met at the
Baptist parsonage, Wednesday even
ing. last week. A schedule for lead
ers and committees was made for
the ensuing six months.
Young Folks Entertained
Miss Olive Bible entertained a few
of her young friends at the Bible
home west of town, Friday evening.
August 4.
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