The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-02-18
The l. Four Entertained

The l. Four Entertained
The l. Four club girls entertained
Saturday night at the home of Irene
Good on South University avenue.
Progressive authors furnished the
amusement for the evening. A de-
licious lunch was served at about
1890 o'clock, after which the mer-
ry young folks departed. Charles
Hendrie won the prize.
Those present were: Ruth POINTER,
Margaret Dubois, Puma Pelkey, Lii
liam Christensen, Marie Dore, Irene
Good, Presky Cherrington, Theron
Carruth, Harold York, Charles Hend-
rie and John Powers.
Jene Stratton Porter Day
The Current Event club met in the
club rooms at the City Hall, Monday
afternoon. The leader of the history
department presiding. 1t was Jene
Stratton Porter day and each lady
responded to roll call with quota
ton from the authors books. Mrs
Leah Graham Kinney gave most
interesting review of the book" Mic
hazel O'Halloran. Mrs. Carruth
pleased all with a reading taken
from, "Laddie." Those present en-
joyed the meeting immensely.
Entertained at 800" Party
Miss Marion Chubbuck entertained
about IS of her friends at a most
delightful 900" party, Friday even
ing. The house was decorated with
hearts and cupids. Mr. Munkers and
~ fwck
honors. Dainty refreshments were
served and at late hour the young
people joyously departed. The host
ess was assisted by Beatrice Blom-
quist and Katherine DeKay.
Valentine Party
Elaborate in detail and beautiful
as a whole was the party given Mon
day afternoon by Mrs. Charles v.
Fisher and Mrs. Harry B. Curtis.
Hundreds Of red hearts, cupids and
arrows in addition to a learge
quantity of smilax, red carnations
and many potted plants we're used as
the artistic decorations. During the
afternoon SO ladies enjoyed five
games of bridge. Mrs. Aldrich was
awarded the prize Cor high score and
Mrs. w. A. Lee for progression. At
5 O'Clock about 20 ladies came in for
social time. Delicious refresh
ments, suggestive of st. Valentin's
day were then served. The hostesses
were assisted by Miss Gillspie, Mrs.
Ernest Brown, Mrs. lockwood and
Mrs. Alfred Dore.
Entertained School Friends
Geraldine Varley was the charm
ing young hostess at party for some
of her school friends, Saturday. Many
valentine ideas were carried out in
the decorations. After the playing
of many lively games a guessing con-
test was greatly enjoyed. Carr Beebe
and Marian Pearson proved to be
the most intellectual "guessers."
Each guest then found place at the
beautifully decorated and lighted
table, by means of dainty place cards.
An appetizing lunch was then served.
Those present were: Marian Pear
son, Josephine Caster, Florence
Dore, Elsie Potter; Alice Chubbuck,
Bernie Morgan, Carr Beebe, Ardle
Archer, Sprague Stevens, Preston
CuOITy anu lucIOu CdIIuIu.
Bridge Party
Miss Sue Biethan entertained at
four tables of bridge, Tuesday after
noon, in honor Of Mrs. To1and and
Mrs. Frank Silene. The house was
artistically decorated, the color
scheme being delicate shades. of
green and pink. Mrs. Reece served
punch from a bowl, representing a
huge water lily. Mrs. Early and Mrs.
Eldridge received high honors. The
hostess was also assisted by Mrs.
Hansbrough.
Mrs. Aldrich Entertained
Mrs. Aldrich entertained the Gro
Chef club, Friday afternoon, in honor
of Mrs. Clifford Hayes. Delicious re-
freshments were served and the en-
tire afternoon was most delightfully."-
spent
Valentine Party
Miss Winefred Bisthan gave a
st. Valentine party flor the 3. Y.
P. u, Monday evenifg. During the
evenin valentines we're made and
other appropriate games were played.
All spent a pleasant evening. About
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