The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-06-26
SOCIETY, CHURCH AND
LODGE NOTES

Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Burt
MAYS delightfully."- entertained party
Of friends at q picnic at their ranch
home down the valley. The occasion
Was the celebration of the third an
niversary Of their marriage, though
none of the guests knew this until the
pretty decorated cake was seen in the
center Of the picnic table The party
was a merry one which assembled at
the long table on the lawn, consisting
of the. families of Mr.. and Mrs Ed.
MAYS, Roy Ewing, Walter Keith, Gin
ton Seaman, Robert Burlingame, Mrs.
E. H. Barton, Mrs. C. A. West and lit
tie Morton, and the Misses Mildred
Selby and Eleanor Rose Barton of
Boise and Mr.. Clifford Morse of Min
neapolis The grounds of the Mays
ranch are ideally adapted to picnick-
ing, being heavily shaded and lying
along the river, with a pretty island
made accessible by a commodious
flat-bottom boat All these, together
with horseback riding and romping on
the lawn and through the woods, were
enjoyed without reserve and battling
with the "pesky skeeters" added spice
to the merriment of the evening. 1t
was with regreat the guests took leave
when going home time arrived.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Wilton and
Miss Letha drove to Caldwell Sunday
to spend the day with the family of
F. E. Feuling, former residents of
Emmett. The occasion was an ann al
affair. being the celebration of the
birthdays of Frank Fueling, Jr., z
wears old, and Letha Wilton, Ii. With
the hospitality for which Mrs Foul
ing has a real reputation, the hours
were chock full of fun and good birth
day eats, and the one objectionable
feature was in the too-early tern'ina-
ton of the day
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Brubaker were the
victims of pleasant surprise on Sat
urday when Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Mish-
Ter of Salem, Ore, accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. W.. H. Brubaker and son of
Payette, drove in for couple of days
Mr. Mishler is an uncle of the Bru-
baker brothers, and they had not seen
each other for ten years. 1t was a
most enjoyable reunion. The visitors
remained until Monday morning.
Quite a. delegation of Emmett Elks
attended the grand ball given last Fri
day evening by the Nampa Elks. The
party was held in the Dewey Palace,
and the beautiful dining room and
spacious porches of this fine hostelry |
were a veritable scene of brilliancy.
Everything possible was done for the
pleasure of the guests, there being
ing many from Boise, Caldwell, Wei
ser and other reighboring towns. A
orchestra furnished mus
ic for dancing on the spacious porches
and thru the dining room. A buffet
supper was served and iced drinks of
all kinds added to the pleasure of the /
occasion. Those attending from En-
nett were the Messrs and Mesdames
Will Tucker, Frank Knox, Dave Muir
ray, Will Obermeyer, la Wood, c. A.
West and j. P Dion and brother, Ben
Reidle
Last Thursday evening Mrs. Everett ,
Barton entertained a small company /
If friends at dinner, complimenting !
Ter sister, Miss Mildred Selby of Boise 8
Covers were laid for six, the guests i
icing the Misses Mary Carnage, Anna |
field and Mildred Selby and Messrs. {
Willard Sinclair, John Carnage and ,
iilford Morse. Following the dinner.
he party paid visit to the movies.
Mrs. George Church entertained st, Z
dary's Guild last Thursday A very i
'leasant afternoon was spent, and Y
lans were discussed for the annual r
sunday school picnic to be held som. t
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John McGowan's Aggregation of q