The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-04-20

ed to order by the president, the re- |
mainder of the afternoon was spent
socially and dainty refreshments were /
served at the close.
The regular meeting Of the Mother
Surprise club, was held at the nome
Of Mrs King, on Wednesday. AS sew
eral of the members were unable to
be present the regular program was
omitted and social time was enjoyed.
A delicious luncheon was served by
the hostess. Mrs. Fix and Mrs. Nc
Kinstrie were guests Of the club.
A most enjoyable session of the
Blue Lakes Boulevard club was that
over which Mrs Patton presided last
Friday afternoon A reading by Miss
Smith was enjoyed and the rest of the
meeting was devoted to conversation
and plans for the farmers dinner
MIS-. Patton served a dainty two
course luncheon after the meeting
Most Of the members were present
The Winmadouse club, which did
not meet during the revival meetings,
held its first meeting at the home OF
Mrs. A r. Ostrander last Wednesday
Miss BabcOck of Illinois, who is a
guest of relatives here, and Mrs. c.
Train, were guests The afternoon
was spent pleasantly with sewing.
Later a dainty luncheon was served.
The ladies of the Twentieth Cen
fury Club are looking forward to their
annual breakfast, which will be given
this year on Friday, April %, in the
Odd Fellows hall The affair Will be
a banquet instead of a breakfast, and
the guests will include the gentlemen.
Over 200 guests are expected. Mrs
Cooksley, who had such a splendid
exhibit at the fair this summer, will
have charge of the decorations and
Mrs Nixon will be toast mistress
On Saturday evening Miss Carmen
Cox entertained a number of guests
with a theatre party at the Isis in
, honor of her guest, Miss Besse Joyce
of Chicago. After the show the guests
went to the Cox home where a most
enjoyable evening was spent. Supper
was served at two tables. These were
tastefully decorated with crystal bas-
kets filled with yellow and white
roses. Each basket was tied with yell
low tulle Toy chickens and rabbits
, were placed here and there on the
cloth. Each place was marked by a
basket of candy Easter eggs. Music
| concluded the evening. The guests
were Misses Hart, Barger, Evans,
5 Joyce, Cox, Putnam; Messrs. Walling-
ton, Girdner, Epler, Shaffer, Des Ruis-
seaux and Graves.
~,nIA In - n 1IlD0
5 with good programs for the Twentieth
f Century club was that under the SUI
r pervision of Mrs. S. T. Murphy Tues
d day afternoon and which friends as
= well as members enjoyed. Unfinish-
e ed business occupied a very small
! part of the time, among which was
r. the decision to hold the breakfast III
- the parish hall On the evening of the
e 2Sth, as the present meeting place is
o too small to accommodate the number
p who desire to attend Tickets will be
v held for members until Wednesda,
: morning, when those remaining un
l. sold will be disposed of to friends o
It the club. The committee requested
S members to purchase their tickets
IL once. A rehearsal of the two song
: which will be sung at the breakfas
will take place next Tuesday after
noon at o'clock at Odd Fellows hal
when every member is urged to b
present.
The president called attention to tn
play which will be given on May st
! for the club. 1t is John Drew's fam
J. GUS play, Butterflies" and, with MI
Olsen as director, the cast is maxim
I splendid progress.
+ Mrs. Murphy opened her program
! by announcing a solo by Miss Fanni
I Hart, whom the audience had an or
+ portunity of hearing for the first tim
I since her return from the soutl
I where she received lessons in voc;
+ culture. improvement was marke
4 and all were so delighted with he
I singing that they insisted on an Ell
+ core. Miss Vesta Thomas was he
+ accompanist. Miss Hungate gave tt
I second number, a reading, and by h'
7 splendid rendition won her audien'
! whose applause called for anoths
treat, which was in negro dialect.
7 Then came two musical numbers |
+ Mrs. Regan at the flute, Miss
I Shurtliff violin, and Mrs. A. N. Spr
7 que cello. The harmony was faultle
+ and so sweet that third selectic
I was demanded.
I MUCH uSclncnl was OSSooASA,
+ when the characters in the operett
I 1.-THE Methodical Music Master a
peared, as follows: Music Maste
+ Mrs. w. H. Dwight; Mr.. Henderso
< Mrs. S. T. Murphy; Mrs. Henderso
Miss Pauline Fields; Helen Hende
I son, Mrs. Ira Brown. The. music
! especially catchy and. the harmon
very pleasing The parts were WI
4 taken and afforded much enjoyme
! for their audience and praise for tho
whose efforts made 1t such a success
= The committee, headed by Mrs. Ste
! tier and Mrs. Smithen. served refres
ments at the close OF the program a.
I later the departments gathered I
"A organization.