The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-09-14

tertained by Mrs. c. H. Burton this
week A souvenir spoon was presented
Mrs. Wilbur Hill as winner of high
score for the afternoon. Mrs. Earl
Carey, guest of the club, received a
dainty handkerchief.
Complimentary to Miss Olive Swan,
who will soon leave for Chicago, was
the merry dancing party given by
Messrs. Walter Smith and Ted Hol-
derman Tuesday evening at the Elks'
club rooms. The guests repaired to
Herbst & Rambo's for refreshments.
The ladies of the Twin Falls were
much interested in the millinery dis
play Monday evening at Riley's
Booths and the Hat Shop. In addition
to the millinery many beautiful coats
and suits from Harris were shown at
the Misses Riley's, while the Hat Shop
had a similar display from the Idaho
Department store The young women
employed in the different shops act
ed as models.
The membership contest of the c. 1.
G. class closed with a reception held
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Miss Florence Taddikin, with forty
members present. The rooms were
tastefully decorated with the class col
ors of purple and gold and a beautiful
centerpiece was formed of asters and
goldenrod. A delicious four-course
] dinner was served and a number of
I appropriate toasts were heartily re-
sponded to.
Wednesday noon Mrs. E. H. Gates
entertained with beautifully appoint
ed luncheon for Mrs. Baden of Salt
Lake City. The guests, Mesdames
| Samuel Hart, Edwards, Wise, Cooks
! ley, Beebe and Parsons, were seated
at table attractively decorated with
asters. Favors, in the form of tiny
baskets of candy, were at each place
Following the luncheon 900" was the
diversion of the afternoon, Mrs
Cooksley receiving the prize. Miss
Jamie Hart assisted the hostess in
serving.
By group of their friends, provid-
ed with a Victrola and refreshments
Mr. and Mrs. Paul r. Tabor were de-
lightfully surprised Tuesday evening
at their new home on Ninth avenue
Dancing was the pastime. During the
evening Mr. and Mrs. Taber were pre-
scented with beautiful set of silver.
ware, consisting of fifty-six pieces
The guests included Misses Mildred
and Margaret Conway, Fern and Flor.
ence Costello, Gladys Dwight, Fannie
Hart, Marguerite Putnam, GARNER
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Messrs. r. Logan, q. North, H. Benoit
K. Green, d. Girdner, L. Dovery, N
Schettler, L. Epler, j. Green and H
Cox.
Friday being the birthday anniver
sary of Mrs. Howard Conover, Mr.. Roy
Richards and Ray Hood, Mrs. Conovel
was hostess at a five-course luncheon
in honor of the occasion at the Rog
erson hotel. Nine guests and the hos
tess were seated at the table, which
was conferred by a basket of asters ant
large birthday cake all lighted VI
with little candles and the place card
were original rhymes hitting tn
foibles of each guest.
The guest list included the guest o
honor and the Misses Stella Perrine
Howard Conover, Mrs. C. F. Parsons
Bess Conover, Roy Hood, Roy Rich
ards, Mrs. Philbrick and son Earl iron
Denver, Colorado.
One of the pleasant social events o
the week was the luncheon given b.
Mrs C. c. Siggins Wednesday noon, il
honor of her brother, Mr.. Arch Gun
ningham of Boise, who is grand patrol
of the Order of Eastern Star. Othe
guests of honor were: Mrs. Gagen O
Blackfoot, past grand matron; Mrs
Van Ripper Of Bull, grand matron
Mrs McRoberts of Twin Falls, gran
conductress. Others present were tn
officers of Twin Falls Chapter No. 2!
including Mesdames Ormsby, Sawyer