The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-05-01
SOCIETY, CHURCH AND
LODGE NOTES

LODGE NOIES
Electa Chapter, o. E. S., entertained
their husbands and families and visi-
ing Stars last Friday evening at a
most delightful party. An interesting
program was given, after which those
who cared to played card games, 9TH
ers danced, while some spent the time
in visiting. Late in the evening slips
of paper were distributed, each bear
ing the title Of song, and the guests
were instructed to whistle their tunes
until they met some one whistling the
same A most wonderful conglomera-
ton of sounds resulted; but neverthe-
less partners were finally located and
a lovely buffet lunch was served. All
during the evening graphophone music
was enjoyed, and these delightful ma
chimes furnished music for the dance.
Another pleasant feature was the
service Of the punch bowl, at which
Mrs. Amelia Ross presided. The pro-
gram follows:
Reading, "The Good Old Mason's
Goat" by Frank Knox.
Music, Old Black joe" Concert
Reading, "The Train Misser," by
Mrs. Anna Zimmerman.
Music-Ave Maria.
Reading-"In Flanders Fields" by
keenan, Mains.
Selection-Sousa's Band
Idaho's Anthem, by Mrs. Martha
Mains.
Mrs Nicol was hostess to the Sans
Souci Glib yesterday afternoon at her
home on First street. The customary
happy time was enjoyed with Auction,
and pleasing lunch closed the after
noon.
Complimenting Miss Katherine
Davis, who leaves in about 10 days
for Portland, the Presbyterian choir
and few others were very pleasantly
entertained at the home of the choir
director, Mr. Louis Burton and Mrs.
Burton. After an hour of mu-
sic, social time was spent,
during which time the honor guest was
presented with a handsome cameo
cavalier as mark of the appreciation
of her faithfulness as pianist, with an
expression of the deep regret this
organization feels at losing her from
their number Hers is place not
easily filled, and the best wishes will
go with her. Mrs. Burton served a
very pleasing lunch at the close of the
evening.
Complimentary to Miss Edith Parr,
a bride-to-be, and Mr.. Howard Cay
ford, the young people of the Baptist I
Il Ill
shower in the church parlors last even
ing. The rooms were lastly decor |
ated, pink and white crepe paper and |
pink carnations being used very eff
fectively After a social hour spent |
in visiting, dainty refreshments were
served A number of beautiful and |
practical gifts were presented the
couple who are to be married Friday. !
They expect to go to Portland for
their honeymoon. Miss Parr is an I
Emmett girl and has been faithful
worker in the Baptist church. Mr..
Gaylord is one of Emmett's recently
returned soldier lads, and was MEM
Der of Colonel Clark's hospital corps.
Last Friday evening about a dozen
and a half of the young people of the
Baptist church assembled at the or
chard of the E. C. Rundstrom home
for a picnic Plentifully filled baskets
provided a most satisfying lunch, aft
ter which outdoor games were enjoyed
the remainder of the evening.
Mrs. Lee Miles entertains the Cath
Ole Ladies' Aid on Friday afternoon
of this week, instead of Thursday, as
before announced.
Every seat at the Crescent Club
house was occupied on Friday after
noon, the celebration of Child Welfare
Day, to hear Miss Ebba Djupe's mes
sage on this absorbing topic. Miss ,
Djupe is a fascinating speaker and
is so brimful of her work that she e
fairly emanates the spirit. The audi {
ence listened attentively to her inter-
esting discourse, after which social
hour was spent, Mrs. c. W. Cook and 5
Mrs. Ray Stinson, were
hostesses of the day and true to their
custom, served a most delicious lunch b
con. The club rooms had been trans \
formed into a bower of spring BIOS a
soms-a variety of fruit blossoms,
lilacs of white and purple, wild sun
flowers and others from Natures store
were massed everywhere, making the
scene one to be remembered. A pleas o
ant and all-around profitable enter d
tainment it proved to be. c
The ranch home Of Mr.. and Mrs. ;,
Jason Kelley on the Slope was the :.
scene of an enjoyable family dinner II
party Sunday in honor of Mr.. and Mrs a