The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-01-23
SOCIETY NOTES

, SOCIETY NOlES
Mrs. Ernest White entertained the
M. C. b. club Wednesday. The after
noon was spent at bridge. Mrs. Erick- .
son received the prize for high score.
Complimenting Miss Pauline Evans
was the attractive luncheon given on
Tuesday afternoon at 1880 o'clock by
Mrs. Senior Besides the guest OF
honor, covers were laid for Mrs. w. t.
Wood Mrs Coughlin, Mrs. Shrout.
Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Reed, and Mrs. Ell
nest White The hostess presented
Miss Evans with set of cabinet Jars.
The Mountain View club held very
enjoyable meeting at the home OF MRS
ROY Brooks last Wednesday. After
the nomination of officers for the com
ing year a very delivious luncheon
was served by the hostess. The next
meeting will be at the home OF Mrs.
Same Gamble, January 81 at which
time officers will be elected.
Mrs. NJ. J. Sweeley and Mrs. Everett
Sweeley were hostesses for the elab-
orately appointed luncheon Wednes-
day afternoon at the Rogerson Hotel
cafe. A pretty plant formed the cen
ter piece and places we're laid for
twenty guests Following the lunch
en- cards were enjoyed until the close
of the afternoon at the home of Mrs.
M. ]. Sweeley. First prize was award
ed Mrs. W. T. Wood, and second prize
was won by Mrs. Charlie Bulls.
A prettily appointed 900" party was
given Monday evening by Miss Gladys
Asbmore at the home of her sister
Mrs. Skeels Miss Amos was award
ed lady's prize and Mr.. Epler received
gentleman's prize. Dainty refresh
ments we're served at the close OF
the evening. The guests were the
Mesdames Wagner, Sheneberger, the
Misses Amos, Teasdale, Holcomb, Dbl
lion. Hornaday, and Clement; the
messrs. Wagner, Sheneberger, Hart
Dovery. Graves, Logan, Epler Cox ano
Mickelwaite.
On last Tuesday evening the home
e of Mrs. Wilbur Hill was the scene o
a very enjoyable affair when Mrs
Hill and Mrs B. A. Hamilton gave
> o'clock dinner in honor Of their hus
j bands birthdays. A vase of red car
q nations graced the attractive table
o Marking the places were pretty but
Il terfly cards. Two birthday cake
II with burning candles added to tn
n attractiveness. Following the Dime
II bridge was enjoyed until a late houi
II first prize being won by Mr.. and Mrs
II Priebe. and second prize by Mr.. an
W Mrs. Skeels. About twenty-four at
) tended
l. Last Wednesday afternoon it'll
l. Gwendolyn Higbee entertained fe'
z of her little friends in honor OF he
D first birthday After games wei
re PLAYED the mothers enjoyed a two
II, course luncheon. while the babit
er were served with orange juice an
e. graham crackers. Kewpies held swa
ne i'm the decoration of the dining tab
n i'm the center of which reposed I'll
&c birthday cake with it's tiny candl
IN The following were the invited guests
Richard Rexroat, June Scranton, OPP
Melton. Pearl Woodward, JAM
er Leighton and Ruby Bradley. The .
On tie hostess received many lovely gil
oy in remembrance of the day.
n Mrs Wagner and Mrs. Shenenerg
or entertained the young married pc
u ple at a theatre party last Tuesd
te' evening, followed by a supper at {
us Sheneberger home. At an attracti
"a table covers were laid for Mr.. al
ay Mrs. Hoag, Mr. and Mrs. Taber, "
zee and Mrs. Green, Mr. and Mrs. w
eo Macauley, Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Fere
res son. Mr.. and Mrs. Wagner and n
-or and Mrs. Sheneberger. The Miss
ps. Teasdale. Amos, and Putnam assist
sou in serving. Mrs. Green and Mr.. Ho
ro- received the prizes for highest scol
IA in the game SEARCH for Hearts
NE Miss Cashin was hostess to
us Monday bridge club last week at
lus home Of her sister, Mrs. Putnam.
osI ter a pleasant afternoon refreshmel
&C. were served in two courses. Mrs.
lai nest White was a guest.
The Twentieth Century club had
. of its most interesting and instr
tive afternoons on last Tuesday wi
the Current Events department gave
raoueef their DrOgram on the Ca