The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1916-12-21

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ness and social meeting Thursday ev-
ening at the church hall. About forty
people enjoyed a very pleasant even
ing at the close of which was secveI
a delicious supper.
The Harmony club was entertained
last Thursday afternoon by Mrs
Moore. Bridge was played during the
afternoon at which Mrs. Olsen re-
ceived the prize of an apron. Mrs.
Chas. Johnson acted as substitute.
The next meeting of the club will be
after the holidays with Mrs. Ernest
White.
Mrs. Brizee was hostess to the Accir-
ema club last week. The afternoon
was passed in an enjoyable way
Christmas games being the main fea-
ture. A hunt for the Christmas gifts
formed much enjoyment During the
afternoon popcorn balls were served
each containing a joke. At the close
of the afternoon dainty refreshments
were served.
meeting at the home of Mrs A. c.
| Rutherford. discussion of current
events occupied the early part of the
day, after which the time was given
to planning the new years work. Re-
freshment were served at the close Of
the afternoon. Mrs Nelson of Ne
braska was a guest. The next meet
ing will be January A, 1917 with Mrs.
A. V. Strain.
The M. S. and S. club met Wednes-
| day afternoon, December 13 with Mrs
w. NJ. Butelr as hostess. Mrs. c. II.
Eldred had charge of the meeting in
the absense of the president, Mrs. d.
| Brown. A very interesting paper on
| the life of Susan B. Anthony had been
prepared by Mrs. Brown, and was
/ read at the close of the business SEES
sion. Refreshments were served and
the club adjourned to meet at the
home of Mrs. c. E. Duke, December
27, with Mrs. Griggs as leader.
A very pleasant afternoon and a
good program was enjoyed by those
who attended the Twentieth Century
club on Tuesday afternoon. Little
Georgia Pauline Blakeslee cried in
such a natural way that all thought il
a case of stage fright until it was
found to be the introduction to "Th'
Broken DOLL" This called for &
hearty encore to which she respond
ed. Miss McGinnis of Filler was ther
presented and gave a very amusinf
reading, When l attended the Opera
Wilton Pack sang two songs, "Feal
. i In I,
Dudley Buck 1.-THE Night of thu
Twenty Fourth" was recited by Mis-
Williamson, and Johns Wife" by Mis-
McGinnis These number were all en-
joyed and ancored. Mrs Hart, WIFI
with Mrs. John Costello had charge o
the afternoon, announced that the.
had procured a magic plate that re
sponded most unusually to the tOucl
of silver, the most pleasing sound be
ing produced by a dollar. Expert
ments were then made with differen
sized pieces of silver and the result
was very gratifying. After all ha
experimental it was found that tn
plate contained ten dollars. This viii
be turned over to the associated char
tiles, and it is hoped that many vii
receive a Merry Christmas.
Home made candies and pop corr
balls wrapped in red and green pa
pers were then passed. The pop corr
balls contained questions bearing UP
on Christmas. The answers were in
teresting and amusing. The club wa
then adjourned until after the holi
days. 1t was announced that the mex
meeting would be an open day, an
the members were all urged to brin
friends This meeting will be a NeN
Years reception in charge of Mrs. Aul
on January 2.