The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-03-22

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week Numerous parties have been
given, many original ideas being car
ried out in the decorations and re-
freshments in honor of good st. Pat.
About seventy-five couples attended
the dance Tuesday evening at the
Elks hall. The evening was in charge
of the ladies.
The Wednesday Bridge club met
this week with Mrs. A. P. Senior.
Twelve members were present and
Mrs. Everett Sweeley received high
score
The Monday" Pinochle club met on
. Wednesday evening with Mrs. A. N.
Sprague. The prize for high score,
hand painted plate, was awarded to
Mr.. Morse.
The Harmony club held its meeting
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs H. W.
, Sawyer, Mrs. Heincke and Mrs. Grant
substituting Mrs Ernest White re-
ceiving high score.
Mrs. E. V. Larson entertained in
formally at progressive 900" Wednes-
day afternoon. A dainty two course
luncheon was served to the following
guests Mesdames ]. B. White, w.
White, II. Brannin, Heitter, Brass
field, Dickerson, Baker, Costello, Self,
Jennings, Patrick, Deiss, Wilson and
Boyle.
Mrs. c. Griggs and Mrs. Jacky were
e hostesses to the M. S. and S. club at
. at the Jacky home March IA. Two
very interesting papers were read,
"The Life of Louisa M. Alcott' by Mrs.
Watkins. Dainty refreshments COM
r pleted a most enjoyable afternoon
The club will meet in two weeks with
= Mrs. Davis.
Il The Sophomore class gave a party
S in the auditorium of the high school
: March g. A very delightful program
was rendered by members of the class,
/ after which the evening was spent in
games. Dainty refreshments were
y served by girls of the class. The par
y ty was chaperoned by Miss Schorn,
l. Miss Coulter and Mr.. and Mrs Smutz.
Entertaining in honor of Mr. and
1t Mrs. w. T. Wood, who leave soon for
California, Mrs. NJ. j. Sweeley pre-
ID sided over a charmingly appointed
dinner at the Rogerson, Monday even
IS ing. A color scheme of green and
J. White was effectively carried out
of carnations being used in decorations
Those present were Mr. and Mrs
Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. Senior and Mr.
n Sweeley.
The annual P. E. o. basket lunch
,s con" was held at the home of Mrs
Morgan Heap Monday evening at sew
en- o'clock The p. E. o. colors were
y, carried out in the decorations,
French basket tied with yellow tull'
and filled with white roses formin,
,r the effective centerpiece. fiv
course luncheon was served by tn
hostesses, Mrs. Heap, Mrs GreenhoV
and Mrs. Williams. A business ses
sion followed at which the officer
for the coming year were elected.
he A most delightful five course din
be ner was given by Miss Cleva Meal
in lister at her home, Saturday evening
Ter March II, 1917, to twelve of her gil
a friends. the Misses Marie and Hele
". Roberts, Eloise Spafford, Mildred Jeu
ter kins, Rachael Quigley, Zelma Larmor
rer inc Ripley, Reba Sanger, and Beula
lid Trueblood. The menu and table DEE
les orations were prettily carried out
is the gOlu ana green color ScnSll'
to Dainty little caps were worn througt
di- out the dinner hours.
INT Honoring Mr.. Dana Elliott, VIII
he spent few days here last week wa
res the party given by Miss FlorenC
,us Costello Monday evening. Dancin
In was enjoyed during the evening
IN the close of which dainty refresl
lue ments were served by the hostess WI
ted was assisted by her mother and ST
or ter Irene. Those asked to renew a.
WIN uuaintance with Mr.. Elliott were M
the and Mrs. David Girdner, Mr.. and Mr.
ion Carl Hoag, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ale,
I'd ander, Misses Veva Amos, Vivien Col
inc over, and Messrs John Sinema, Jof
aid Kendall and lack North.
Ind
ion Mrs. E. T. Baird was pleasantly su
or prised March 20 by the ladies of Il
lie Mountain View club it being the o
eek casion of her birthday. A deliciol
The dinner was served by the ladies al
Md the afternoon was given over to mus
ais and other enjoyment. Those prese
of were the Mesdames Custard, b. j. ID
be ter, Jack France M. H. Gamble, Sa
the Gamble, Goodrich, B. F. Graham, Ke
so, ]. w. Mcdowell, O. c. Paulson,
the o. Short, Conrad Smith and RI
uld Brooks. The hostess received son
ow beautiful presents and wishes from a
lue for many happy returns of the day
nto
rse Mrs. Chas. Bulles delightfully."- e.
,ity tertained thirty guests with a st. Pa
vas rick's bridge party at her home {
the North Ninth avenue Saturday evenln
the Green and white was used in the de
ing orations and carried out in the ella
crate refreshments. The hostess WI
ur- assisted in serving by Mrs. G.
the Booth and the Misses Nellie Teasda
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