The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-03-03
SOCIETY NEWS
BY Miss Phyllis Hoover

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Bridge Part at the Asylum
Mrs. POINTER and Miss Brennan
sustained their reputation as charm
ing horstesses when on Thursday
afternoon they entertained at q
bridge part. The rooms were prettily
decorated in pink and white carna-
lions. After many games of auction
Mrs. Aldrich was awarded the favor
for progression and Mrs. T. J. John
son for high score. The color scheme
Of pink and white was carried out
in the elaborate and dainty refresh
ments. Those present were: Mes
danes Aldrich, Early, Wilson, Good,
Ryan, Lee, Silene, e. A. johnson,
Hoover, T. j. Johnson, Eldredge, Mil
lick, Dygert, Reece, Boyle. Patrie,
Cowen, G. V. Fisher, Dubois, Hendrie
DeVoice and Miss Biethan. Miss
Hoover and Miss Katherine Bren-
nan assisted. =
Entertained Eastern Star
Sewing Club
Mrs. William varley, Mrs. w. E.
Chubbuck and Mrs. Edward Thore-
son entertained the Eastern Star
Sewing club by name, 1.-THE Clean
ers,' at the home of Mrs. Thoreson
on Friday afternoon. The house was
decorated in profusion OF. hatchets,
flags and cherries, all embleamtic Of
Washington's birthday. Between
stitches and conversation a guessing
contest was enjoyed. Upon the wall
was large flag in the center Of
which was a star. Each lady in turn
was blindfolded and given star to
place upon the large one on the flag.
Mrs Mitchell proved to be the most
skillful. Delicious refreshments
were served. About rs ladies were
present.
Sewing Club Gives Bazaar
The Young Ladies Sewing club of
the Second Ward gave a bazaar and
social in the meeting house, Wednes-
day night. A large crowd was in at
tendance and general good time
was enjoyed.
Mrs. Eldredge Entertained
Mrs. Blanch Eldredge delightfully."-
entertained at auction, Tuesday
afternoon. AS the guests arrived
they were welcomed at the door by
George Washington. No, not by the
real George, but by Master John
DeHart, who was a charming substi-
tute. The house was prettily decor
ated in pink and white carnations.
Ladies, seated at nine tables, enjoyed
the afternoon amusement, namely
bridge. Mrs. Aldrich received the
prize for progression and Mrs. Sam
Wilson for high score. Elaborate re-
freshments were served. Mesdames
DeHart, Patrie, Reece and Millick
the hostess.
the Welsh Singers
Friday night, after the concert,
Mrs. L. r.. Thomas entertained most
in honor of the Welsh
singers. Mr.. Thomas's father was
a native of Wales and the musicians
indeed enjoyed an evening spent with
their own people. Dainty refresh
ments were served, which proved to
be a. great treat to the travellers,
who for many months in the year
know little of home life.
Mrs. johnson Entertains at 500
So many lovely parties and yet in
most cases the men have been left
put. Those men who love" to go
and have a good time. However,
Mrs. e. A. Johnson entertained with
nine tables of 500, Monday evening
md included these "would-be" so
,iety lovers. Mrs. Aldrich and Mr..
J. v. Fisher proved themselves to
De the best players and were award
ID the trophies. During the even
ng, DR.. Hudson and Mrs. Brokaw
'endered several very delightful in
,trumental selections, and Miss
Katherine Brennan and Mrs. Dygert
Iang in a most pleasing manner.
Mrs. Johnson was assisted by Mrs.
". A. Lee and Mrs. T. J. Johnson
Party
The First Ward L. d. s. folks seem
cry enthusiastic and interested in
heir church work as was evidenced
" the fine social held in the church,
donday night, in honor of Fred
Ieese. An excellent program was
horoly enjoyed by over 200 people.
after the program, refreshment were
erved and reception was given for
he young man who is soon to take
ID his arduous and sacrificing mis-
ionary work. About $50 was col
ecte to aid him on his mission.
celebrates Silver Wedding
Mr.. and Mrs. James Pendlebury
Celebrated their silver wedding at
heir home, Monday evening, Feb
uary 20. About rs guests were
resent and all reported a very en-
oyable evening of talks and music.
Ifter which dainty refreshments
vere served. Mr.. and Mrs. Pendle-
ury received many useful and beau