The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-08-11
SOCIETY NEWS


This week, as last, the young peo-
pie have ruled society. There have
been few large affairs, but several
delightful smaller mes have caused
much happiness. The 500 parties
given by Miss Susan Biethan and
Mrs. E. A. johnson included, perhaps
the most guests. Mothers r COM
planning because their children have
,'gone" so much and altho the social
world of the past few weeks has been
very enjoyable. all hope for a short
rest in which to gain vivacity and
enthusiasm before school starts. Also
many of the young ladies are deep
in the preparations for going away
to school.
Lawn Fete
The Fred T. Dubois home was the
scene of happy festivities when Mrs.
Dubois and Miss Elizabeth Dubois
entertained at a lawn fete, Thurs
day evening. The yard was prettily
lighted by numerous Japanese Ian
terms and electric lights. During the
evening the Misses Helen and Marie
Howard rendered delightful cello and
violin duets, accompanied on the
piano by Mrs. Brokaw. Marie Mil
lick played Beethovn's, Moonlight
'Sanato." From time to time
snatches of rag time we're heard and
the young people could be seen gay
lily dancing. Punch was served from
an attractive decorated table on the
porch, and later in the evening
dainty refreshments were served.
Mesdames Craig, Gagon, Brown,
Eldredge and Millick assisted in see-
ing that all had a most pleasant time.
Farewell Party
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Lewis were the
honored guests at a party given at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Percy
Jones, Monday evening, when about
rs high school pupils assembled to
show their affection and appreciation
for the many kindnesses done by
their past teacher. Miscellaneous
games furnished delightful diversion
and dainty refreshments were served.
Military 500
Miss Susan Biethan was the pleas
ing hostess to a crowd of young peo-
pie, Saturday evening. The house
was attractively decorated with many
summer flowers. Military 500 was
until a late hour, when de-
refreshments were served. The
favors were won by Miss Goldie
White, Miss Gertrude Kinney, Neil
Boyle and William Wilmington. The
guests were the Misses Katherine
Helen Davis. Emily Whittle-
sey, Catherine Brennan, Opal Hol-
Lulu Young, Olga Stephens,
Hoover, Marie Heagany,
Winefred Biethan and Messrs. DR..
Simmons, Rex Dunlapp, Arthur
Wayne Ellingson, Mel Boyle,
william Wilmington, Howard Bic
than, William Parkinson and Philip
Piercy.
Afternoon Entertainment
AS courtesy to the Misses Helen
and Marie Howard, Mrs. E. A. john
son entertained 20 young ladies at
her beautiful home on Stout avenue,
Monday afternoon. They were greet
ed at the door by the two most
charming nieces of the hostess, who
Ire Elise and Alice Thompson, of Po-
During the afternoon six
of 500 were played from
;ables arranged on the spacious
porch, which was decorated with
many flowers and ported plants. The
)rize for progression was awarded
o Miss Marie Howard, while the con-
ISOLATION prize went to Miss Lorine
lavey. Dainty refreshments were
Mrs. Johnson was further
assisted by Mrs. T. J. Johnson, Mrs.
!. Algood and Mrs. William A. Lee.
Those present were the Misses Ora
Blanch Dunn, Gladys OHM
ion, Myrtle Simmons, Lillian Sample,
Tavey, Winefred Biethan,
evelyn Boyd, Opal Holbrook, Emily
Vhittlesey, Genevieve and Marie Mil
ick, Edna Caps, Phyllis Hoover,
Chubbuck, Laura Penning-
Grace Pack, Miriam Brooks and
he honored guests.
Entertain for Visitor
Mrs. R. H. Clayton entertained
4rs. ]. T. Carruth, Mrs. W. W. Beck,
Irs. Stewart Parkinson, Mrs. Trinne-
nan, Mrs, T. P. Walters, Mrs. O..
Buchanan, Mrs. Stanley Gaddie and
Irs. Martha Beck, Tuesday afternoon
n honor of her sister, Mrs. Charley
Dickson, of Payson, Utah. The house
vas prettily decorted with sweet
,eas. After spending a pleasant aft
,rnoon sewing, Miss Dean Dickson
the hostess in serving a
lainty lunch.
Ward Social Dance
The First Ward L. D. s.. church
rave a very enjoyable social dance
n Progress hall, Thursday evening.
refreshments were served and the
arge crowd present spent a very hap
" time. Barriers orchestra furnish
ID the music.
Sunday School Picnic
The Ideal class of the Baptist
hurch, enjoyed an outing in the city
ark, Tuesday evening. A picnic
unch was served.
Maccabee Park Picnic
The lady-Maccabees served a picnic
luncheon to their men guests at the
ity park Tuesday evening. There
we're present altogether about 40 be-
ides a plentiful sprinkling of child
en- and all ate sandwiches, cake,
ickles and drank coffee and lemon-
de until they were in an especially
ne humor, when at the instigatlon
( Mr.. Gagon every person had to
ample the new children's chute just