Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-04-15
PORTIA CLUB NOTES

Consumers week, was the loyal CO.
trades people.
Tuesday quite a number visited
the Payette Mills and Mr.. Christian
took the guests to each floor explain
ing the steps for making flour. Mrs
Ainey was strictly on the job with
hot biscuits and butter and honey
and good coffee and tea
At the Creamery the guests were
treated to ice cream and Mr.. Brown
explained how the germs If any were
in the cream, how they are killed, |
making strictly safe article Of food |
Wednesday, Moss Mercantile serv-
ed Idaho Canning Company Products
Mrs. Spaulding and Mrs. Easter, the
Club Hostesses.
Thursday, Arson G. Hart, Hostess
es Mrs. Ainey Sunshine biscuits, and
Mrs. Catron and Mrs. Wells served
Tru Blu waters and A. & H. coffee.
Friday at Canyon Commercial, Hos
tesses Mrs. Springston and Mrs.
Douglass; menu, fruit and WATERS
Saturday at Gorham Mere; Hos
tesses Mrs. Brown and Mrs Dunnock
served Caravan Coffee and various
kinds Of waters; and at the Electric
Room the Club Girls of the County
did the serving under the supervision I
of Miss Scrivner. The Amen girls had'i I
the first hour, and were Mary Burt,
Ella Burt and Clair Suplee. Fruit
land girls, second hour; Lois Flock,
Nadine Amick and Lena Hill.
Payette girls third hour; Nell 4
Watts, Grace Johnston, Margaret 4
Dean and Violet Better. Each group 4
had perfect biscuits and we who .
sampled them know
The Art Tea netted $21.2O and the :
Library $16.29, and the Home Pro-
ducts dinner cleared about $103.00. =
The cooks should feel well repaid for s
many compliments were paid the 4
dinner The sad part was to be com,
PEELED to turn diners away but the
"Y" has its limitations in tables and
dishes. A desire has been expressed :
that the Club give dinner with per- )
haps varied menu each month. No 4
use to follow beaten track in cult !,
nary efforts.
In the bread baking contest Mrs. :
Geo. Cornelious won the 10Ofb of =
flour and Mrs. Ed. Pease, 50fb and )
a little honor to the Club thereby, 8
and Mrs. Fenske was awarded 25fb, >
Many visitors were surprised at
the very large display-everything Z
dear to girls heart-beautiful u
dresses, dainty underwear made with
skill of which any one might be
proud. This was in Lauer's Show W
room. O.
The Ball on Wednesday evening b
was not for money especially but to W
give a good time to the young folks, VI
who are always loyal to the Club and OF
were deserving of that much consid- al
grafton. slT ET7 81
The Club wishes to thank every I'd
garage for their hearty cooperation ye
% make the County Parade sue.
less, for success it was in spite of Nj
he gale that blew decorations in diff. ~
erent directions. But remnants on Tn
he cars showed some of the things Oh
or which the Club stands. Every one Al
vas invited and cars from the neigh, VI
oring towns would have been in Al
violence had the wind not played Gl
avoc with their intentions. But IL
very thing has to have a beginning op
nd that parade showed the POSSIBLE. Ie'
les, with everything favorable. The we
Tub thanks Marshall Fitch and dep Cl'
ties for their courtesy to the Club In
70 use to say the Club colors are Cu
urple and white for these colors yea
ere much in evidence all week in GRE
ractically every window in town res
nd two places had typical Club hie
ouse, and it sure looked fine to see mol
lie Club so honored no'
The continued illness of Prof Neil MR.
IN will delay the musical to an in. the
,finite date. chi
Monday next is Club Day and cleo. en-
On of officers and nest eeo for BeT
e new Club house will be voted OF
r, as above stated, everything must Oh
we beginning. Oh
Dee