The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-07-28

the afternoon. At 6 o'clock the pic
mic lunches were eaten.
Current Event Club
The members of the Current Event
club were enjoying a picnic on the
Kennedy lawn, Tuesday afternoon,
when the weather man decided to
send the much needed rain. For
them 1t was a most inopportune time,
but they fastened into the house and
after the first few moments of dis
appointment they enjoyed themselves
immensely. Miss Margery C. Ross,
or Pennsylvania, an organizer for
a womans' suffrage association, gave
very interesting talks In the after
noon and evening. She urged that
the women, if given the ballot, to
give up party and let principles be
the only consideration. Also that
they should use their influence in
electing united States senators and
representatives who would agree to
endorse national suffrage, as that
wal the only way that a great many
existing evils could be eradicated.
A delicious buffet dinner was enjoy
ed by 40 people. A meeting of the
study department was held and it
was decided that sociology would
be studied the coming year.
Methodist Missionary Society
The missionary society of the
Methodist church met Wednesday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Cassie
Wriobt Edpo niIIocpja rooI n uooS%
interesting paper on Japan" and a
number of the young folks of the
Kings Heraldi' an auxiliary or
~ganization, rendered a program, con-
sisting of songs and reading relative
to Japan.
New Music Club
Mrs. Fred T. Dubois has organized
a music club to meet once a week at
the homes of the different girls. The
first meeting will b held at the Du-
bois home on Saturday morning.
from 1890 to 11.30. Mrs. Dubois
will give a paper on the Composer
Hayan; Marie Millick will play sew
eral of his compositions and Mrs.
Eldredge guests, Marie and Helen
Howard, will render violin and celia
selections. '
Sunday School Outing
The Sunday school members of the
First Ward L. D. s. church and their
friends enjoyed an outing on Ben
Nelson's ranch, north of town, Mon
day. Races and contests of many
kinds took place and prizes were
awarded, while a program added to
the pleasure Of those present: Lunch
was served.
Christian Science Services
Sunday school 10 a. m; Sunday
service II a. M. Subject July 80,
Love-" Chapel 800 North Shilling
avenue. Wednesday evening testi-
monal meeting 8 p. m. All are cor
daily invited to attend these meet
ings.
Dance Entertainment
One of the %happiest, most enjoy
able occasions Of the summer months
was the dancing party given by Mrs.
G. Brown and Mrs. Blanche
Eldredge, Wednesday evening, in
Progress hall, in honor of the Misses
Marie and Helen Howard, of Salt
Lake, and James Summerf1eld and
William Johnston, of Tennessee.
100 young people gleefully
danced until 12:45 when they depart
ed, heartily expressing their thanks
and appreciation to those who made
such a wonderful time possible.
Punch was served from a table artis-
decorated with yellow and
white flowers. The ch%aperones were
Mrs. James Ryan, Mrs. w. E. Patrie,
Mrs. Fred T. Dubois, Mrs. G. A.
Hoover, Mrs. Percy Jones, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. H. Early and Mr.. Brown.
Stag Birthday Dinner
Wednesday was DR. Harold J. Sim
mons birthday and he was indeed
agreeably surprised when eight
gentlemen friends arrived for dinner,
having been invited by DR.. Simmons
mother. The table was beautifully
decorated with sweet peas. After a
meal they adjourned to
he living room where they talked
Ind smoked until 1890. Covers were
aid for Rex Dunnlapp, DR.. Frank
Mitchell, Judge J. H. Anderson,
George Hansbrough, D. H. Biethan,
Dick Stevens, F. G. Christ, Frank
Bergman and DR.. Simmons.
Lawn Party
Friday, August T., is the date set
or a lawn entertainment at the
3eorge e. Campbell home, on North
'ast Main. when the dozen boarders
will exercise their talents in various
Ways to make the evening unique in
he experience Of the guests. The
will also be used as a sort
# house warming to celebrate the
Of the fresh air sleeping
louise now occupied by five of the
'oung men.
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