The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-05-12
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Mrs. Eta Myers Of Parma has been
visiting at the f. f. Soper home the
past week
A son arrived at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Norr May lst
Mrs w. S. Rowland was a Caldwell
visitor Thursday.
Mrs. Syrc of Roswell was up last
week visiting the Deal and Soper fam
lilies.
Misses Ruth and Rachel Miller were
out from Caldwell last week visiting
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Cross have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey, from up
Succor Creek. at Sheaville.
Chas. Mitchell and Albert Hudson
were business visitors in Caldwell
Wednesday.
School will close Friday and large
number of the pupils will go to Home
dale to enter the contest on that day
The closing exercises of the Wilder
school were held Wednesday after
noon. The program was as follows:
Growing the May Queen.
Winding the May Pole, by First and
Second grade pupils.
Singing Games by Third and Fourth
grade pupils.
Singing Games by First and Second
grade pupils.
Hoop Drill, intermediate girls.
Singing Games, Second and Third
grade pupils.
Flag Drill, intermediate boys and
girls.
Weaving the May Pole, Intermedi-
ate girls.
The ladies of the Parent Teachers
Circle will furnish ice cream and home
made candy and the girls from the
Grammar room will sell the refresh
ments from an attractively arranged
booth.
Mrs. AL Baker was a Caldwell visit
or Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kimball enter
tanned company of friends at dinner
Mrs. Tom Limbaugh Mr.. and Mrs
Vanscoy and family.
John Eyre, OF Ravenna, Neb., is here
visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Vanscoy
Mr. and Mrs. All Garlck were Cald-
we'll visitors Saturday.
Chas. Hall, a former employee of the
U. S. R. S., has accepted position
with the government on the Alaskan
railroad and has gone to the work
Mrs. Hall will go in September.
The ladies of the Parent-Teac
Circle will continue their meetings
during vacation and will hold their
next meeting in the Baptist church.
The program will be as follows: In
strumental music. Mrs. Chas. Drew;
Effect of Indiscriminate Associates,
Mesdames Wood and Krider; Devel-
opment of the Parental and Social In
stincts, Mrs. Chas. Drew; vocal music,
Miss Doris Drew; How Shall we Pre-
vent the Reading of Trashy Sensa-
tional Books? by Mrs. H. Shaffer and
Miss Hattie Day; Sanitation, Mrs.
Jennie Bollman.
Mrs. Drew and some of her pupils,
assisted by Angus Martin, will give a
recital in the Baptist church Monday
evening, May IS, beginning at BIS
o'clock. The recital is free and the
public is cordially invited. The fol-
lowing program will be given:
Soldiers March, from Faust Gounod
Hester Drew, Mrs. Drew
ours" Waltz
Grace Soper
Forgotten (MeZZo Soprano) Cowles
The Flower Nav Hide Its Lovely
race OSSOOQ
Doris Drew.
Pearl Waltz .......................-...
Doris Magee.
Rose Petals
Blanche Adams.
HumoreSque .............-.............. Dvorah
Arab Dance ....-...........--..-...--..... Bilbro
Hester Drew.
Love ray
Lillian Buell.
Ripping Waves OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Vera Hudson.
Rosary (Soprano) .........,.............. Nevin
Dawn Somerset
Blanche Weeks.
No Surrender March - Morrison
Irva Buell. Hester Drew.