The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-09-01

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The largest social function this
week was the delightful dancing
party given Monday by Mr.. and Mrs.
H. G. Tavey and daughter, Lorine,
while many smaller affairs have made
the days very gay and happy. The
friends of the young ladies who de-
part for school have demonstrated
their affection and been hostesses at
delightful parties which will long be
treasured in good time" memories.
The fair has absorbed the interest
Of most B~lackfoot people and with
the opening of school on September
5, society will, no doubt, again be
quiet.
Entertain 500 Club
Ora Rogers and Blanche Dunn en-
tertained the 500 club at the Adair
home, Wednesday afternoon. Golden
glow was artistically arranged thru
out the rooms. Little Miss Eva
Rogers served refreshing punch from
a prettily arranged table. Prizes
were awarded Genevieve Millick for
high score and Lorine Tavey for
progression. Those present were
Grace Peck. Genevieve and Marie
Millick, Lillian Sample, Gladys john
son, Pearl Quantrell, Edna Capps,
Katherine DeKay, Lorine Tavey,
Phyllis Hoover and the hostesses.
Farewell Dance
The attractive amusement hall in
the basement of the new Boyle home
was the scene of much pleasure and
merry-making, Wednesday evening,
when Mrs. Neil F. Boyle entertained
at a delightful informal dancing party
in honor Of the young ladies who
are soon to leave for school. Mrs.
C. A. Hoover assisted the hostess.
Dainty refreshments were served.
Among those present were Genevieve
and Marie Millick, Phyllis Hoover,
Katherine DeKay, Grace Peck, Ora
Rogers, Blanche Dunn, LOrine Tavey,
Myrtle and Zelma Simmons, Pearl
Quantrell, Lillian Sample, Margaret
and Elizabeth Dubois, Port Arthur,
frank DeKay, Tess White, Dave
Neilan, Ersel Lindsay, Lowell Hol-
brook, Tom Bumgarner, Forrest Ken
needy, Neil Boyle, FredKennedy, In
gals Thorstenberg, Harold Ander-
son, Merrill Boyle, John Keltus,
Frank DeKay and Avery Kennedy.
! Dinner Party !
Mrs. John G. Brown entertained
at an informal dinner party, Thurs
day evening. Pink and White was
the color scheme, carried ont, the
a~ttracti,e ccnterpiece being of sweet
peas. Covers were laid for Miss
Margery Dey, Miss Elizabeth Dubois,
Miss Phyllis Hoover, Miss Grace Peck
and Mr.. and Mrs. Brown.
Eastern Star Picnic
The Eastern Star members and
their families have planned a picnic
a. the city park for Monday afternoon
and evening.
Mrs. c. F.. Hendrie entertained,
Monday in honor of Miss Francis
Bugbee, who is to be a fall bride.
The early part of the afternoon was
spent on the spacious porch, where
sewing was enjoyed. Later Mrs.
Heudrie gave Miss Bugbee a clothes
basket and clothes pin apron and ask
ed her to gather in the clothes on
the line. Upon reaching the back
yard the bride-to-be was greatly sur
prised and pleased to find many beau
tiful and useful linen articles hang
ing on the line, which were given to
her by the young ladies. Novel place
cards directed them to the places in
the dining room, where a four course
dinner was served. In the evening
a social time was enjoyed. Those
present were Mrs. A. L. Wittig, Sue
Biethan, Myrtle Simmons, Goldie
White, HERNIA Albertson, Josephine
Hendrie, Zelma Simmons, Mrs. Ruth
Stoneman, Mrs. Percy Jones, Mrs.
Ethel Williams, Mrs. Kirchner, Mrs.
Leah Kinney, Lucille Graham, Eliza
beth Farrell, the guest of honor and
the hostess.
500 Party
Mrs L. R. Aldrich entertained at
a delightful 500 party, Thursday
afternoon, as courtesy to Marie and
Genevieve Millick, Grace Peck, Eliza
beth Dcbols, Sue Biethan, Katherine
DeKay and Phyllis Hoover, all of
whom plan on going away to school
in the near future. Elizabeth Dubois
presided at the prettily decorated
punch table on the porch. After
a pleasant afternoon, lunch was
served from the dining room, where
yellow decorations were most attrac-
tive. Miss Margery Dey was present
ed with a favor and Miss Elizabeth
Dubois won the guest prize, while
Miss Marie Millick received first
honors at cards. Among those pres
ent were Laura Pennington, Grace
Wright, Evelyn Boyd, Era Andrus,
Olivia Chapman, Gladys Johnson,
Myrtle and Zelma Simmons, Lillian
Sample, Winefred Biethan, Pearl
Quantrell, Lorine Tavey, Margery
Dey and the honored guests. Mrs.
John G.. Brown, Miss Elizabeth
Dubois and Mrs. s. w, Wilson as
sisted the hostess.
Party Luncheon
One of the prettiest most delight
full affairs of the summer was the
elaborate luncheon given by Mrs. s.
w. Wilson, Monday, in honor Of Miss
Hrano pank and Miss Phyllis HnnUar-