The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-05-13
kouisite Social Affair Enjoy
III at Dreamland Hall Tues
day Evening
ARCE ATTENDANCE
|ancing and Cards Indulged
En BY Old and Young; Elab-
crate Decorations

|srhe W. f. G. party Tuesday night
II distinctly the most successful and
|slliant affair of the season. The
4 lmbers of the club had labored for
rs on the interior of Dreamland
In and had converted it into a YER
s bile fairy bower. The club colors,
low and green, were used in abund-
+ re In the decorations. which were
/, ,st artistic. The windows, freize and
III other possible hooks and corners
4 Ire strung with twisted streamers of
(pe paper. The light globes We're
kered with yellow, causing them to
IN soft mellow glow over the
I(Rne. and burning incense scented
1 air. The north end OF the hall
Is set apart for the card tables, be-
AZ cut off by trellises, as was the
inch table. Yellow jonquils, mar
n ssus, and lovely ferns were used in
a|}undance in the decoration. The
lzbches were covered with Indian
6hnkets, lending a dash of color, very
1Itractive to the eye.
AT the head Of the stairs and at the
aNpr Of the X. p. club room, which
"a been thrown open for the ladies'
faps At the door Of the hall was
.mers, Eunice McEntee, Florence
#prray, and Florence Ita, to guide the
ests and assist in removing their
faps. At the door " the hall was
receiving line, which was composed
six young ladies'. They were M
len Eimers, Ethel Anderson, Helen
pvey, Jennie Sholtz, Dora Knorr, and
th Locke. Within the hall to seal
guests, were the Misses Lallah Full
Edith Smith, Minnie Knorr, Anna
Rhean, and Mary Griffith.
Miss Ita and Miss Minnie Knorr hat
hrge of the punch table, and will
assistance Of other club members
Pre- kept busy dispensing the de
Ous refreshment.
Miss Dora Knorr and Miss Jenni,
olE graciously presided over tn
"a tables. The young ladies wer
evening dress, and made a lovel,
earance. Miss NJ. Helen Elmer
attired IN cleaning rose and sill
taffeta, fashioned in a houffan
le.
sthel Anderson wore an attractive
lcate frock of cream crepe d
Pne.
Helen Hovey wore a gown of blac
elaborately draped over silve
#th
eiirie Sholz appeared in a prett
tune of light green taffeta.
'ora knorr wore a lovely costum
navy blue crepe de chene, profus'
beaded.
ruth Locke was daintily attired j
white ruffled net, trimmed in pin
Xltn.
f4ilzabeth Eimers was garbed in
ely gown Of black taffeta and lac
florence tia wore a crisp, daint
VI OF pink organdy.
1unice McEntee appeared in a glov
coral empire frock of silk al
g iffon.
iorence Murray wore a styli,
Wn of black satin.
Aai'ah Fulton was attired in a &C
cK OF gaslight blue georgette, simp
daintily fashioned, with a touch
PIX Tor garniture.
Minnie Knorr appeared in a love
ice blue silk.
Niith Smith wore a fairylike err
u OF light blue crepe, with oy
ile OF georgette, and flowing shou
drape Of maline.
anna Behean was attractively @
ecu IN gown OF blue taffeta WI
wered drapery.
iary Griffith was very dainty in
'ulhe OF soft dove color, fashion
2 empire style.
ahe Mathews wore an airy fro
ueiicate lavendar organdy.
number of the guests wore elab
evening gowns, which added gre
70 the kaleidoscope beauty of