The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-10-31

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The Lowell literary society held a
reception Monday evening at Batch
ley hall, in, honor of the new members
in the society. Invitations were also
sent out to the former Lowell mem
bers who are living in town ThcI
most interesting feature of the even
ing was the double program" which
was given. A farce had been pre-
pared, and two speakers would rise at
the same time and ask fer the floor.
The request was granted to each, who
then tried to win the attention OF the
audience. Attention certainly wasl
won, and held throughout the pro-
gram. The defamation given byI
Gertrude Shoemaker and Ada Lee, was
most enjoyable and the double short
story" by Thisba Jackson and Luella
Rogers, was very amusing. A charm
ing double solo" was sung by Celia
Flemmons and Gertrude Shoemaker.
The debate was won by the affirmative
and negative. Another part of the
evenings entertainment which every
one enjoyed was the ice cream and
walters which were served. Twenty
five new members have been received
into the society. 1t is interesting to
note that the Lowell literary society,
which was organized in 1891, is the
oldest society of its kind in the state.
Capt. David O. Roderiek of Ohio,
visited the College of Idaho Friday.
He addressed the students at the as
sembly, giving a very pleasing talk.
Capt. Roderick has Just returned from
France where he served at the front,
with General Pershing's staff.
Mrs. George H. Warner Of Idaho
Falls spent few days of last week at
the College of Idaho, with her son,
Wendell Warner.
Twenty of the college girls attended
q supper at the Presbyterian church
Saturday evening, when the young
ladies' Sundays chool class met for a
business and social evening.
The sophomores Of the College of
Idaho were entertained last Thursday
evening at the home Of Marian Flem-
ner 22.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles L. Chalfant
entertained at dinner Tuesday evening
In honor of DR.. Louis E. Holden, as
ssoeiate secretary of the general board
of education. Covers were laid for DR..
and Mrs. w. ]. Boone, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry D. Blatchley, Miss Helen
Cha1fant, DR.. and Mrs. Chalfant and
DR.. Holden.
A business meeting Of the associated
student body was held Thursday
morning. The main business taken UP
was the revision Of the Constitution.
Misses Lois Rudy and Dorothy
Miller Of Buhl, visited with Miss
Margaret Rud II, at Finney hall for
. few days last week.
Miss May Nichols ~, spent the
sn,nafr Ard - dar = D.>In q, n,sca
The topic for.Y. M. c. A. Wednes
day morning was what is the Life
Worth While" Jim Hawkes. was the
leader.
- Several College of Idaho students
attended the Epworth League social
Wednesday evening atethe home Of
Miss Ada Lee.
Miss Janet Donaldson Of / Boise
visited the College of Idaho last Fri
day.
The "Senate" of the college held its
first meeting last Thursday evening.
Miss Ruby Dillon c. of l. '1o, spent
the week end at Finney hall as the
guest Of Misses Margaret Rudy and
Elizabeth Hine. Miss Dillon is teach
err of mathematics in the Weiser high
school,
- The girls glee club of the College
of Idaho met Tuesday afternoon for
regular practice. The members have
been trying out for solo parts this
week
Friday evening several college
students attended. the Presbyterian
choir social held at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. H. Lowell
The Y. w. c. A. is taking up the
sftsSfS, Of Txnan zs the regular " w
C.. A. work For the coming six weeks
The association is divided into seven
study classes.
n Miss Lora Diffenbach spent Tues.
day night at her home in Nampa.
The Parthenian Forum met for it.
first meeting Wednesday evening al
the home Of Prof, and Mrs. H. H
Hayman.
Monday evening the Columbian
Literary society held very interest
ing meeting at Sterry hall.
Prof f. r. Beare will give the frs
Of series of organ recitals, Sunda,
afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Metho
dist church. Prof. Beale will Civ
these concerts every month this win
ter Everyone IS invited to attens
them.
Miss Dora Stevens was Sunda.
dinner guest of Ruth Hall.
Last Saturday, Miss Ruth Mead G
Of /. Is, entertained Il dinner in homo
of Miss Simons. music instructor Q
the Meridian schools. Guests 'wer
Miss Celia Flcmmons, Miss Pear
Hall and Mrs. Flemmons.
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