The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1916-11-02
SOCLET YNOTES
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A week Of unusual gaiety has pas
sed. Many Halloween parties have
been given. The Elks and Shriners
also gave large balls Az the Pin
ney Theatre the FIRST number Of the
Lyceum course drew large assem-
blage Of society people.
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Pleasant Afternoon
The ladies auxiliary of the Veterans
Of the Santa Anna Post were enter
tanned by their president, Mrs. Fred
Brunini, Friday afternoon, at her
home, 1920 N. 18th ST. A very novel
game, worked out by their hostess,
was a riddle OF words, each word re-
presenting the name Of one of the
members of the auxiliary. Three
ladies guessed the names correctly,
Mrs. Duckworth, Mrs. Alden and
Mrs. Blunt. Straws were drawn and
Mrs. Blunt won the prize. The con-
ISOLATION was awarded Mrs. Antisell
were appreciated.
01lkuOnCliC anu WilltC doAGlS l0tthN0
the centerpiece OF the dining table.
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Birthday Party
Miss Helma Swanholm assisted by
Miss Marcella Spalding entertained
sixteen OF her school girl friends at
her home Saturday evening, the oc-
casion being her fourteenth birthday.
In the games that were played Miss
MIL ~.
and Miss Alyce Lester. the consola-
ton. Several of the girls were musi-
clans and their solos were very pleas
ing. However the climax of excite
Fnent was reached when in a darkened
room, a dreadful witch miss Mar
celia Spalding) croned over a fortune
pot. and muttered dreadful incanta-
tons until the pot began to boil and
the witch was forced to reveal each
trembling maiden's future.
After a buffet luncheon dancing
was enjoyed. Two very pretty solo
dances were given by Miss Marcella
Spalding.
Halloween decorations prevailed
throughout the house. Cornstocks,
pumpkins, black cats and witches were
in evidence on the walls and curtains
Orange shades cast a mellow light
over the merry jewellers. The dining
room table was artistically arranged
with red autumn leaves and fruit An
orange shaded study lamp formed the
centerpiece.
The young girls enjoying the even
ing were, Dean Curtis. Helen Brogles,
Milda McCracken, Nell Burdick, Del
ia Curtis, Mildred Minieley Alice
Bowman. Helen Tinsley. Mary Hull
Loradu Larson, Katherine Hunter,
Lucille McGirr, Alyce Lester and
Edna Blaine
children's Party
The Catholic Women's League
gave party for the children in St.
Johns Hall Saturday afternoon. The
children came clad as ghosts and
witches. Games and stories made
their afternoon a very pleasant one
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Halloween Party
Miss Agnes Marion entertained her
Sunday School class of the Baptist
Church at her home Tuesday even
ing. Halloween games were very
much in accord with the harvest sur
roundings as each nook and corner
told it's own story in autumn wealth
of pumpkins. apples and corn.
Twelve young ladies we're present.
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Evening of Music
The first number of the winter
lyceum course appeared at the Pin
ney theatre, Monday evening. Miss
Fay Cord proved herself to be a
young lady with a charming stage
poise and a pleasing soprano voice.
Mr. Kelly, baritone soloist. also
found his way Immediately into the
hearts of the people The violinist,
Mr.. Rummell thrilled his audience
until wild bursts of applause de-
manded many of his selections a Sc
cond time and when he left the stage
the sounds of the appreciative ap-
piause, for still more rang thru the
house
Seldom has entertainers found so
responsive an audience; but the must
clans and the people were enthralled
in the same magic webb of melody
and they carried their audience with
them on each wonderful note to the
very last number of the program.
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