The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-09-08

SOCIETY NEWS


A great variety of things have oc-
cupied the minds of most Blackfoot
people during the last week. The
ming of school and the primary cleo
tion. But amid all the rush several
charming parties have added pleas
ure to the days. With the opening
of school it will be, EARLY to bed
and early to rise," for the young peo-
Pile, and the parents will, no doubt,
be glad that regularity In a measure
becomes a necessity. With the ap-
proach of fall the church societies
and clubs again have meetings and
altho there will be fewer parties,
other matters will occupy the
thoughts of all.
Music Club Meeting
The last meeting Of the Music club
was held at the home of Mrs. F. T.
Dubois and was a most delightful
one. Ronald Robbins, accompanied
on the piano by Miss Marie Millick,
played two violin selections; Mrs.
Wilson sang and Mrs. Howard Bro
kaw and Miss Lorine Tavey rendered
piano solos. Following the music
Mrs. Dubois served a delicious lunch
con to the young ladies, who were
Lorine Tavey, Myrtle Simmons, Mar
ion Chubbuck, Ora Rogers, Marie
and Genevieve Millick. Winefred
Biethan, Gladys Johnson, Katherine
DeKay, Mrs. S. w. Wilson, Mrs. How
ard Brokaw, Sue Biethan, Elizabeth
Hays, Marie Dore, Margaret Dubois
and Phyllis Hoover.
Auction Bridge Party
Mrs. d. H. Biethan entertained at
eight tables of auction bridge, Sat
urday afternoon, in honor of her
daughters, Miss Sue Biethan and
Mrs. Frank Silene. Punch was served
by Mrs. Silene from a table prettily
decorated with sweet peas. The
prize for high score was awarded
Mrs. ]. H. Early and Mrs. F. G..
Christ won the favor for progression.
The hostess was assisted in serving
the elaborate refreshments by Mrs.
Hazel Hammermeister, Mrs. George
Holbrook, Mrs. F. T. Dubois and
Gladys Johnson.
Old Folks Entertained
About $50 elderly people enjoyed
a delightful party Saturday. They
assembled at the Second Ward l..
D. S. church at 1890 in the morn
ing. After a most interesting pro-
gram. in which many of the old folks
took part, a two ourse luncheon was
served them. They were all then
taken car riding and later in the
afternoon were admitted to the
Orpheum theatre free of charge. 1t
was a we'll managed enjoyable affair
and much credit and great thanks
are due the people who planned and
took charge of it.
Kensington
Mrs. Neil F. Boyle, Mrs. Theodore
schneider and Mrs. Percy Jones were
the pleasing hostesses at a kensing-
ton, Saturday afternoon, at the Boyle
home. A color scheme of yellow and
white was carried out, the punch
table being very attractive, decorated
with golden glow and yellow shaded
candle sticks, with Miss HERNIA AL
bertson and Miss Phyllis Hoover pre-
siding. After a pleasant time spent
with sewing and conversation a
guessing contest was enjoyed and
Mrs. J.. T. Carruth was presented
with a very pretty trophy. The host
esses were assisted in serving the
dainty refreshments to the 35 guests
by Miss Laura Pennington and Miss
Bernice Gallagan.
Eastern Star
The members of the Eastern Star
lodge and their families enjoyed a
delightful picnic at the city park,
monday. The ladies and children
assembled early in the afternoon and
when the men arrived all was in
readiness to serve them with a boun-
tiful appetizing meal. In the even
ing everyone enjoyed the fun and
frolic afforded by the amusement de-
vices in the park. About 100 were
present.
Auction and 500
An extremely pleasant affair was
the auction and 500 party, Monday
afternoon at the Boyle home, the
hostesses being Mrs. Theodore
Schneider, Mrs. Percy Jones and Mrs.
Neil F. Boyle. A profusion of gold
en- glow and other yellow flowers
were artistically arranged turnout
the rooms. Punch was served from
the DINING room. Attractive prizes
were awarded Mrs. w. E. Patrie for
high score in bridge and Mrs. Rob
ert Boyd for 500 progression. Mrs.
Carrot, of Salt Lake, received the
guest favor. Miss Bernice Gallagan,
Miss Laura Pennington, Miss Evelyn
Boyd, Miss Lovey Gallagan, Miss
Norma Albertson, Mrs. Blanche Ed
redge and Miss Phyllis Hoover assist
ed. A dainty lunch was served.
those present were Mesdames
Wilson, Christ, Aldrich,
Woodin, Eldredge, Ryan, Millick,
Algood, Kirchner, Boyd, Fish
err, lockwood, Silene, Biethan,
Arthur, Backus, Springer, Beck,
Simmons, Harris, Marcos
ham, Brokaw, Patrie, Poynter,
Cowan, Dubois, Lee Mitchell, Hoover,
Williams, DeKay, Curtis, Reece, Ber-
Varley and Misses Ryan,
.iethan, Thompson, Brennan and