The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-11-18

~ married. Inc cerewOny VIII take
place in st. Michnsl's cathedral Of
Boise At $50 o'clock. Miss Ysek is
s daughter Of Mr. and NJ. John
Yack. and was = resident Of Emmett
. number Of years. She il Z gradu-
etc Of The Emmett high school. later
attending business college N BOISE,
and has since ne,d . responsible po-
sition in tho Boise City National
bsnk. Mr.. Baker. who IL "A employe
Of the bank, was among the men who
served in France. They will make
their home in Boise, this winter TAX
ing the family home while Mr.. and
Mrs. Yeck enjoy . trip to California.
A host Of friends will join in hearty
best wishes.
Tuesday afternoon, Nov 80, the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Whit
sell Of the Emmett bench, will be the
scene Of = pretty informal wedding,
whsn their daughter Vera will become
the bride Of Mr.. Jameg Locke. Miss
Whitsell was one of the popular
gTaduates Of the Emmett high school,
and after attending bushes college
In Boise, has held several business
positions there. While her occupa-
tion kept her in Boise = good share
of the time, her home has been in
Emmett. and she has visited here Of
ten, keeping in touch with her many
friends. Mr. Locke is . Boise man
with business interests there. Many
will join in hearty well wishes.
The, Crescent Club spent smother
delightful afternoon Friday, at the
home of Mrs. Anthony Peterson. Az
ter the business meeting and lunch
the time was spent in social enjoy
ment.
Mrs. Robert Burlingame entertain
ID Monday evening with pleasing
Inner party.
Complimenting Mr.. and Mrs. Down.
~, guests at the G. A. Warden home,
Mrs. c. w Cook entertained with an
dinner Sunday evening.
Mrs. Pearl Holbrook was the honor I
guest at q surprise party at their
ioms on Main street Sunday ezpning,
he occasion being her. birthday which
bout twenty-five frierdss had yM for
,otten. The house was fairly alive
With fun ard good cheer, games and
music were enjoyed by all. Lunch
,as not forgotten, and at late hour
yell filed baskets were brought toll
ight. Il
The meeting Of the Dorcas. division
+ the Methodist Ladies Aid \. thet
ONE Of Mrs. Richard Sutton Thurs
ny afternoon was well attended.
fter the years work was planned,
n unusually good time was spent.
ainty refreshments were served.
One Of the pretty informal affairs
the week was the dinner party CIV
! Tuesday evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
v. Berry to six guests IT, M
Friends greatly enjoyed the hospi-
lity Of Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Maxfield
onday evening. Five hundred. music
ID dancing were continued to . late
,ur, with much merriment during
q lunch hour.
One Of the popular honor guests Of
is week was W. B. Baker. Arriv-
2 home from work early Monday
eninG, he found his wife sitting by
red furnace but crying for more
at. Throwing his coat on the floor,
started through the kitchen to the
rnace, wondering the why's Of wo-
ln) when he was startled by dozens
dark objects around him and wild
les Of JOY. II is said Mr.. Baker 10
peaceful man, but that night his
m waa raised to fight or protect Mr..
,ker has been in the Golden Rule
ore several years and is leaving soon
E .9ayette. His many friends in the
ore took Monday evening to spend
their home and to present . hand
me carving set AS gift Of fr1end-
ip Eyes crvw large SIS lunch WAS
ought forth from every nook and
rr:er while ,Saghter was heard W.
I Z lnt1 hour.
A social function of interest was
Q entertainment of the Sans Souci
ab. given BY Mrs. W. B. Baker ut
r home. Friday afternoon. The
oms were cherry with bright au-
mn flowers. From 2 to 6, cards, Wis
ng and fun were part of the delight.
] afternoon, with delicious lunch
the evening. Mrs. L. Simpson
Boise was a guest.
Mrs. Marion Wilson entertained at