The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-07-07

many small analrS that are daily az
fording someone pleasure. Now that
the chautauqua and the fourth of
July celebration are past our social
hours should be less interrupted.
1t is most pleasant to look back
upon festivities that attend weddings
and in years to ONE Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Jordan will remember with
delight the elaborate wedding dinner
that Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph H. Jordan
gave in their honor, Monday, at Z
o'clock, The c%enterpiece of pink and
white was very pretty and artistic.
Covers were laid for Mr.. and Mrs.
E. T. Malcolm, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Nc
Donald, Joseph Cutler, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jay Fay, James Adamson, Hazel and
Mildred Wright, John and Roy Coop
err. Will Montgomery and Mr.. Cas-
per. Mrs. Jordan was Miss Nettie
Casper, of Menan. The young people
were married at the Salt Lake Nor
mon temple on June IA. They will
make their home at Park City and
their many friends here wish them
much joy.
Crochet Club
Mrs. F. C. Christ entertained the
Crochet club, Monday afternoon.
Dainty refreshments were served by
the hostess.
Joint Primary Meeting
The different primaries of this
stake held a joint meeting at the
Second Ward church and gave a very
fine, enjoyable entertainment, Satur-
day afternoon. The object was to
raise funds for the stake workers in
the primary. Mrs. Duckworth, the
president, had it in charge. The
novel program consisted of play and
drills by the little folks, who execut-
ed their parts in a wonderful man
ner. The First Ward presented orig
inal flag songs; the Second Ward,
Sleeping Beauty; Groveland, zone
Evening in Camp" this representing
the pioneers crossing the plains;
IMoreland, "Retold Story; and
Thomas some very pretty folk dances
Delicious refreshments were served.
Brides Bundle Shower
Mrs. Bert Mcdonald entertained
at a shower in honor of Mrs. Elmer
Jordan, June "a. When time to
open the bundles the bride was seat
ed in the center of the room, where
each pretty gift could be easily seen.
Among those present were Edna and
Florence Parkinson, Hazel and Mild
red Wright, Sylvia Fay, Lenora and
Lille Jordan, Glendora Malcolm, Yer
ma Robertson, Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm
and Mrs. Jordan.
The Cleaners
The Cleaners entertained this hus-
bands, Friday evening at the l. o.
o. F. hall. The amusement in the
form of an old fashioned school was
planned by Mrs. Edward Thoreson,
Mrs. H. G. Williams and Mrs. Ernest
Pearson. All present renewed their
youth, but the women attired in
s bungalewr aprons. and with their hair
combed in girlish styles, looked so
charming that the gentlemen i'm
mediately thoght of the time when
they first went counting. Mr.. Pear
son acted as the stern school master,
and altho he spared the rod" he
was an excellent disciplinarian. Roll
call was. first answered; oral examin-
ations and a spelling contest follow
ed, while several scholars responded
with Rotations, at which Mrs. Grace
Stevens and H. G. Williams were the
most adept. Mrs. William Marley,
Mrs. Percy Jones and Mrs. E. M.
Kennedy had charge of the refresh
ments, which were very nice.
Methodist Ladies' Aid
Mrs. E. M. Hubbell entertained the
Methodist Ladies' Aid society, Fri
day afternoon. When the members
decided to remodel the parsonage
each lady agreed to earn a dollar for
that purpose. The dollars have all
been earned and this social gather
ing was an experience meeting, where
all told how their money had been
earned. During the afternoon the
ladies were requested to draw an
animal on a blackboard and write
poetry concerning the animal they
chose. Strange species were present
ed, for many ladies were not skilled
in the art of drawing, while ridicu-
lousy funny poetry appeared. A
dainty lunch was served to 35 ladies.
Baptist WOmen's Union
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Baptist Women's union, Wednesday
afternoon. A pleasant time was
spent.
The Ideal Glass
The Ideal class of the Baptist
church will be entertained at the
Sollenberger home, Friday evening
A Picnic Party
A party consisting of the Sollen-
berger, Gregg and j. G. Austin faml'
lies, Walter Holbrook, Gladys John
son and Mary Caps motored to
Thousand Springs, July 4, where they
enjoyed a picnic. The place was beau,
tiful and perhaps the only thing thai
marred their pleasure was the fac'
that there we're many more mos
q~uitoes than springs.
Kings Daughters Entertained
Ora Rogers was hostess to the
Kings Daughters, Monday evening
Mrs. Adair chaperoned the girls to
the Bon Ton, where cooling refresh
ments we're served and dancing en-.
joyed. The young ladies then went
to the 1910 train to meet Miss
Elizabeth Dubois, who returned from
Washington, D. c., where she has