The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-02-04


society of the Presbyterian church at
the Phillio home Friday afternoon A
vaudeville entertainment, consisting of !
solos by Mrs. Bell and Mrs. Duvall, a |
charade, and readings by Mrs. Nixon,
were greatly enjoyed. Dainty re-
freshments we're served after the pro-
gram. N
In honor of Mrs. Wilbur Hill, Mrs.
II. G. Failing entertained the members
of the Luncheon club with six-course
luncheon last Thursday. The ap-
pointments were in pink and were
very effective Pink roses formed the
centerpiece and pink shaded candles
were used. The place cards and the
NIT cups were also in rose designs.
In the bridge game which followed,
Mrs. Hill won first prize and Mrs.
Sweeley second. Mrs. Hill was pre-
scented with beautiful cut glass Jam
! jar by the members of the club.
The young men of the Dancing club
were pleasantly entertained by the
young ladies last Friday night in Cotil-
lion hall. The affair was Leap Year
dance. The girls made out the pro-
grams for their escorts, while the boys
grouped themselves in the corner and
watched the process. The hostesses
were: Misses Benoit, Faris, Hornaday,
Costello, Thomas, Culver, Taylor, He
witt, Teasdale, Rena Kautz, Booth,
Bulles, McShea, Amy Kautz, Rosa
mond Putnam, Marguerite Putnam
Coulter, Barger, Corbin, Ryan, Dean,
Dwight; Mesdames Brown, Wagner,
7 81 al nd Allan
Mrs. A. j. Requa very pleasantly en-
tertained the ladies of the Mothers
Surprise club last Wednesday after
noon. A bountiful dinner was served
at noon. The afternoon was devoted
to the program, having for its subje CT,
ELECTRICITY" An extremely interest
ing feature of the afternoon was the
practical demonstration of electrical
r appliances in the home, given by Mr.
Walters of Twin Falls. Another fea-
ture of the program was a paper read
= by Mrs. Griggs on THE Biography oil
Edison" The guests were: Mes
danes Reed, King, Emery and Lowry
: Messrs. and Mesdames Brown, Requa
Eldred, Corey, P II. Bryant E. A
Bryant, Griggs and Davis.
american Humor and Humorists,
was the subject which afforded a mos
n pleasing afternoon for the members o
the Twentieth Century club at its las
meeting. Mrs ]. II. Ault had prepared
o a splendid program, the first numbe
of which was a solo by Mrs. w. Il
Dwight, "In the Garden" in the choic
It of which the singer was most fortu
nate, being so well adapted to III
sweetness of her voice. Another yer
v liable Isl Perkins" entered and wa
introduced by Mrs. Ault as "Mr. Pratt
and "Mr. Pratt" he was, for so wei
N did Mr.. Fuller assume the role tina
IN neither in appearance nor vernacula
u. was he other than the character as
sumed. He was assisted by Mrs. Aul
who reviewed the book from whic
of "Mr. Pratt" was taken.
O Through the kindness Of Mr.
IL Regan, who is a member OF the M
tional musical committee of the ger
eral federation of women's clubs, tn
I'd ladies were permitted to enjoy thrt
RS selections given by her mandolin clu
n the personel of which is Misses HI
s. witt, Ruby Hughes, Evelyn Witt, Hele
he Cairncross and Messrs. Murell, Stan
tn burg and Kenneth Moore. The ha
es mony which prevailed as they ga'
he "Aloah," march from the Belle
In New York" and Just a Moment" WI
ed we'll nigh perfect and their audien,
ch was enthusiastic in their praise of Il
a execution.
W. During the afternoon Mrs. NJ
i'd Sweeley, second vice president, occ
ST. pied the chair and at the invitation
the president, gave a short talk on Il
. workings of the state federation
women's clubs, which meets in Tw
Falls in September.
. Mrs. S. S. Humphrey will be I
i'll leader of the next meeting, the sub1e
as of which will be Current Topics. Nj
Bradley, Mrs. Beebe, Mrs. Deake a.
Mrs. Manhard will appear on the pr
q gram and readings will be given
m Mrs. Aaron and Miss Rowcliffe
ay