The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-04-06

was served at the card tables after
the game.
The members of the Priscilla club
were entertained at their usual meet
ing by Mrs. Farrar last Thursday aft
ernoon. Conversation and sewing
made the afternoon pass pleasantly
and at the close the ladies enjoyed
a dainty luncheon.
Mr.. Elijah Lavering, son of Mr.
and Mrs. e. c. Lavering, entertained
nine of his little boy and girl friends
with a birthday party last Saturday
afternoon. A line party at the thea
ire was followed by a light supper
at the Lavering home.
Mrs. Griffith and daughter, Miss
Mary, were hostesses to the Shamrock
club Thursday afternoon, March 80
The afternoon was spent in visiting
and needlework. A short program,
consisting of music and readings, was
enjoyed by all Delicious refreshments
were served by the hostesses.
Miss Ruth Lofts, a high school
teacher, announced her approaching
marriage to Mr.. Leonard ST. John of
Cedar Falls, Iowa, at a party which
she gave Friday evening at the Aiken
home. AT half past ten a supper was
served in college style to the fourteen
girls who were Miss Lofts guests The
cards announcing the engagement
were inserted in the ice cream.
The last meeting of the series OF
r,,aotinUc of tho IN,-ida.r EivaDino ri
club was held last week at the home
of Mrs. Neuman. The plan was at
the beginning of the series to have
the losers give a dinner to the win
ners, and this event will take place
soon. All members were present and
Mrs. Neuman served a delicious two
course supper after the card game
Mrs. Kunkelley, mother of Mrs. w
F. Pike, was the guest of honor at
grandmothers' party which Mrs. Pike
gave Saturday afternoon in honor of
her mothers birthday. Dainty post
cards were given to each guest, who
wrote messages on them and returned
the shower of cards to Mrs. Kun
kelley. A dainty tea, carrying out the
| color scheme of pink and white, was
| served late in the afternoon.
The regular meeting of the Lunch
con club was held at the residence
of Mrs. Everett Sweeley Thursday Of
last week. Pink and white formed a
dainty color scheme for the table ap-
| pointments. A rose tree tied with pink
ribbon was in the center of the table
| and the place cards were pink and
white Cupid cards. The prize for
high score, a pin cushion, was won
| by Mrs. H. Failing, and the second
prize, deck of cards, by Mrs. M. J..
Sweeley. Places we're laid for nine
The members of the different rural
women's clubs met in a federation
meeting at the high school auditorium
| last Saturday afternoon A very in
| leresting program was given, consist
| ing of talks on club federation by
Mesdames Morse, Clouchek, and NJ.
| j. Sweeley; a reading by Mrs. Charles
| Steele, accompanied by Miss nellie
Teasdale and Mrs. Dwight, and a play
by the ladies of the Morningside club,
entitled 1.-THE Sweet Family" Several
violin and piano numbers gave a
pleasing variety to the program.
| On Thursday evening of last week,
| at o q ClOCh, DIT IIle DIlut > 0OInc, DC
Cured the marriage of Miss Charlotte
Wiker, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wiker, and Mr.. Willard McMaster of
Kimberly, Idaho. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Mr.. Shepherd of
the Presbyterian church and was wit
messed by only the families and init
mate friends of the bride and groom.
The room was artistically decorated
for the occasion in green and white.
| The four windows on one side of the
living room were draped in smilax A
semi-circle of palms made a small
enclosure, in which the wedding party
| stood. In the center was white lily
on a pedestal While Miss Emily Wall
played Mendelssohn's wedding march,
the maid of honor, Miss Doris Hamil-
ton, and the best man, Mr.. Lynn Beau
champ, descended the stairway. fol-
lowed by Miss Wiker and Mr. McMas-
ter. Miss Wiker was given away by
her father
Miss Hamilton looked very charm
ing in a pink gown of organdie and
silk. She carried pink carnations. The