The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-11-25

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L. and G. L. Durham entertained the
Carpe Diem Club at their home east
Of town with q delightful tea. The
spacious rooms were filed with flow
ers, which nodded CHEEKY welcome
to the guests, who spent several hap
py, interesting hours chatting over
their work and teacups.
While business meeting Of the San
Souci Club was to be held At the home
of Mrs. w. L. Nicol on Second street
Saturday evening, surprise and much
jollity was experienced when they
arrived in costume and turned the
meeting into party. All report an
exceptionally good time.
Following the general custom Of OBJ
serving one night each year for ini-
tiation of new High School students.
the sophomores, juniors, seniors and
teachers gathered in the assembly
room Friday night and initiated the
Freshmen into the world of Knewl-
edge Stunts of all kinds were thrust
upon the unsuspecting and good ma
tured Freshmen, who came through
smiling and planning on what they
would do next year. Lunch and a
varied program kept asjolly crowd
until late hour.
Honoring Mr.. and Mrs. W. p. Baker,
the Charles Cantrall home was the
scene of much merlin ent Tuesday
evening. Cards were enjoyed at three
tables.
The Past Noble Grand Circle spent
a decidedly pleasant evening at the
home of Mrs. Lanktree Thursday
evening. After the business meeting.
a handkerchief shower was given Mrs.
Easton, who has been an active Re-
bekah worker here for several years,
and soon leaves Emmett for new
home in the south. A deliciuos lunch
was served.
Saturday night Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Newcomer entertained friends with a
dancing party. A good Thanksgiv-
ing lunch was enjoyed at their home
later.
The Epworth League met at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Shaw Fri
day evening. After the business meet
ing and reorganizing for the year, the
evening was spent in games. An ex-
cellent lunch was greatly enjoyed.
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One of the pretty affairs of his
week was the card party given by the
Eastern Star ladies in the Masonic
Temple Tuesday evening. Over
friends spent the. evening in
and cards. Mrs. Hit re-
ceiyed first prize, a beautiful ivory
vase, and Frank Chaplin the consola-
lion prize, q gold Ever-Sharp pencil.
Musical selections were rendered
throughout the evening. An especial
ly pleasing lunch concluded pleasant
evening.
A party of unusual interest was the
house warming given Rev. and Mrs.
Keeling Of the Presbyterian church
evening About fifty MEM
,ers joined in the happy affair, some
arriving for the hours Of three to SIX,
md others from seven to nine, to. ex-
end good wishes to the new pastor
md his wife. The get-acquainted
spirit helped the friends enjoy the
program and games.
Friends greatly enjoyed . pretty
little surprise shower given Mrs.
lanes Grafton Monday evening at the
lone of Mrs. Jean Grafton. Refresh
nents and visiting filled an, the even
ng hours in merry faAIM aSvs
Invitations have been received for +
he second dancing party of the GER
es planned by the Elks Of Emmett
or Friday evening.
The Ladies of the G.sA. 4. enter
aimed the men of the G.. A. R. with
dinner Sunday. Many reports of de-
icious dishes haverheen received
The General Aid of the Methodist
hurch met at the home Of Mrs. Lam ,
ers Monday afternoon. After the
usiness meeting and lunch, great in :
crest an fun prevailing while they /,
ecided on the piece Of furniture they ]
sould get as shower present for
lev. and Mrs. Keith IL
Mrs. w. J. Easton became the
onored guest Friday evening, when
fter the business meeting, about
wenty members of the W. R. c. sur
rised her with handkerchief show
r. A scrambled lunch and good time
rere greatly enjoyed
The larges cheese ever shipped into t
avette was received Tuesday morn u
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