The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-03-03

ana MIS- decker ana MeSdameS Puck
EFT, Cory, Butler, Duke, Eldred and
Miss Gibbs.
The regular meeting of the Lunch
con club was held at the home of Mrs
A. J. Peavey last Thursday. Yellow !
was the predominating color, and the |
yellow jonquils used as a centerpiece |
and the place cards in jonquil de-
signs were very effective. Bridge as
usual, followed the luncheon and the |
first prize, an oriental pillow top, was
won by Mrs. Everett SweeIey, and the
second, a pair of silk hose, by Mrs |
Failing. All members were present
and Miss Georgia Maxwell was a guest
of the club.
One of the early spring brides viii
be Miss Charlotte Wiker, whose en-
gagement to Mr.. willard McMaster
was announced at Christmas time
Honoring Miss Wiker, Mrs. McAtee en-
tertained with linen shower last Sat
urday afternoon. Japanese ideas and
a color scheme of pink and white
were combined most artistically. The
rooms were darkened and the lights
shaded with Japanese lanterns. Japa-
nese screens were placed here and
there and vases of pink and white pa
per Chrysanthemums. During the af-
engaged in and the prizes for these
corsage boquets of violets were given
to Miss Doris Hamilton, Miss Cora
Hartdegan and Miss Helen Sherman.
Just before luncheon Miss Margaret
McAtee presented Miss Wiker with a
pink and white Japanese parasol fill
ed with many beautiful gifts-most of
them embroidered by the guests. The
afternoon closed with a two-course
huf in fhn fr,fr 20
room. The centerpiece was a bouquet
of pink and white NUNS on a mirror
draped with ropes of smilaX. Pink and
white shaded candles were used Miss
Wiker presided at the tea service and
Mrs. McAtee was assisted in serving
by Mrs. GreenhOw and Miss Margaret
McAtee in Japanese costume. The
guests were Misses Lucille Cameron,
Helen Sherman, Fern Gates, Mable
Banks, Jennie Walker, Corinne Taber
Doris Hamilton, Josephine Hamilton,
Cora Hartdegan, Lucille Wolfe, Irene
| Woods, Edna Beauchamp, Fern Emes
Isabel DesRiusseaux, Stella Perrine
Pauline Field, Grace Bower, Eloist
Spafford, Alwilda Oder, Flarence Hill
Naomi Schorn, Florence Sharp, Belva
Pearson MeSdames Wiker, McMaster
IIance. Wise, Heap, Alvord. Webb
Greenhow, Ragan and Settler of Kim
berly.
Mrs. w. B. Amsbury was hostess tC
the members of the Priscilla club and
three guests, Mrs. Dice, Mrs. Turner
and Mrs. Bowles, last Thursday af
ternoon. The usual sewing hour was
enjoyed and later dainty refreshments
were served by Mrs. Amsbury.
A mothers and daughters party wa
given by Mrs. A. ]. Peavey last Sat
urday morning. dainty breakfas
was served at eleven o'clock. Cover
were laid for ten. Yellow jonQuils an,
white carnations composed the cen
terpiece and each guest received
flower-the mothers a white carna
ton and each daughter jonquil. TIL
ladies attended the tabernacle meet
ing later.
The regular meeting of the Blu
Lakes Boulevard club, was held las
Friday at the home of Mrs. Emes. TIL
program for the afternoon consisted O
instrumental and vocal solos by Mis-
= Nellie Teasdale, Mr.. Logan, Miss Doro
= thy Wright, Miss Fern Emes and tn
$ Misses Waters. A two-course lunch
con followed the program. All mem
e bers were present.
= Saturday was Mr.. c. H. Eldred
birthday and some of his friends an
neighbors surprised him with an ever
ing party. Progressive five hundre
was played during the evening an
later a fine supper was enjoyed Thos
, present we're: Messrs. and Mesdame
: Brown, Neaumen, Seels, Bryant, Becl
: ly, Decker, Pickett; Messrs. Walter
II Hank and Tate.
!; The Wednesday Cozy club met wit
II Mrs. r. e. Boiler last week. Mr.
= Henry Olson had high score and We
:. presented with beautiful hand-pain
ed platter. Mrs. Felt and Mrs. Boy
T were guests. Dainty refreshmen
were served by Mrs. Boiler.
y The Friday Evening Card club m
with Mr.. and Mrs. Pulitzer last wee
X The usual bridge game was very muC
j. enjoyed and later a two-course supp
Z. was served
l. A number of Twin Falls young /
l. dies gave Leap Year dance in Cot
r. lion hall last Friday. The guests we
in costume and many good make-u
were seen.
:; Mrs. Zenas Smith of Pocatello, is L
V. guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McE
1t vain. Mrs. Smith is organizing ne
IN chapters of the p. r. o. society al
n, has just completed a tour of sever
/; Idaho towns.
c. Invitations have been issued