The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-02-11
SOCIETY NOTES

Society items for this column will
be gladly received by the Times.
Phone 125-W. The Society Editor.
Miss Grace Bower and Miss Marie
Wood have issued invitations for a
Valentine party.
Miss Belva Pearson will entertain a
number of friends Saturday evening
with Valentine party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peavey entertained
with second informal dancing party
Saturday evening, concluding with a
supper at midnight.
The leading society event for this
week will be the Colonial ball given
by the ladies of the Twentieth Cen
fury club in the high school auditor
ium Friday night of this week.
The Sewing club held its regular
meeting at the home of Mrs. T o.
Brown at the Benoit Flats last week
The evening was devoted as usual to
sewing and conversation and at the
close light refreshments were served.
The Kimberly Road club held their
regular election of officers at the
home of Mrs Mcmillan, Wednesday,
February 2. Mrs. Martin was elected
president; Mrs. Ross, vice president
Mrs. Crawford, secretary, and Mrs.
Stearns, treasurer
The regular meeting of the NJ c. r.
club was held at the home of Mrs. ].
IT. Evans, Wednesday, February End
All members were present Mrs. T A.
Reed had high score and was given
the usual club prize, a hand-painted
plate.
Last Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Wig
ellsworth entertained the members OF
the Weinadousi club at the home oil
Mrs. Channel. The ladies enjoyed q
bobsled ride to get to the meeting. as
the snow was too deep for pleasant
walking Sewing and conversation
made up the entertainment for the af
ternoon, after which a delicious lunch
con was served.
Another very enjoyable party, com
plimentary to Mrs. Chadwick, guest O.
Mrs. c. A. Robinson, was the luncheon
given by Mrs. E. L. MacVicar las
Friday. A six-course luncheon, carry
ing out dainty color scheme Of pink
was served at one o'clock. Pink car
nations formed the centerpiece anC
pink place cards were used. Ros'
shaded candles completed the artistic
effect
In honor Of her guest. Mrs. f.
> Chadwick, of Boise, a former residen
of Twin Falls, Mrs. G. A. Robinson
entertained a few friends with an in
formal tea, Tuesday, February LIST
The tea table, presided over by Mrs
Failing and Mrs. Chadwick, was es
pecially artistic with color motif 0
pink. In the center was large Gu
glass punch bowl holding a pin
ozelea. The table was lighted b
> candles in pink shades.
Mrs. G. f. Baker was hostess at tw
luncheons last week, one on Fri1a
and the second on Saturday Sixtee
guests were seated at the table eac
o day. Pink was the color scheme use
n and this was most effective in tn
centerpieces of carnations, twine
with sprays of Wandering Jew
X in the place cards and the pink car
d dies in rose shades, which lighted tn
# table. On Friday, Mrs. Senior an
Mrs W. T. Wood, assisted in servin
the six-course luncheon and on Sa
o urday Mrs Dulles and Miss Marjor
= Baker assisted. Luncheon was follow
e ed by bridge. Miss Jane Maxwell hs
% high score for Friday and Mrs. L.
Morse for Saturday, each receiving
dainty embroidered towel edged wit
pink crochet lace.
L The ladies of the Twentieth CentuI
y club are working hard this week Sc
Us ting everything in ship shape for Il
colonial ball Friday night. A lari
number will be in costumes and Il
lie exhibit minuet, which is being T
l. hearsed under the supervision of Nj
o. dame Cookery at her dancing studi
IL as well as the circles, are said to
10 well worth the seeing, to say nothiI
of the splendid musical program. II
hall will be appropriately decorate
in and reception committee will be {
35 hand to make the guests welcome tt
C. public in general, whether having r
I'd ceived an invitation or not, will
ne admitted to the gallery on payment
r 25 cents. Dancers who have receiv,
s. invitations will be admitted to Il
floor after the exhibit dances. Co
TUNED dancers, though they may n
-. participate in the exhibit dances, m;
join in the grand march.