The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1921-06-10
SOCIETY
(By Mrs. Edna Walker, Phone 745)

Eighteen members of the Helping
Hand club met at the home OF Mrs.
Pete Anderson last Friday. The
guests tied a comforter for Mrs. An
derson after which a handkerchief
shower was given for Mrs. Ben Boil
ling who has gone to Firth to make
her future home. Mrs. Olive Miller
was presented with dainty remem-
brance booklet, as she leaves soon
for her new home at Arco. Miss Lee
ona Hines, Miss Ada Yost and Miss
Nellie Mccoy furnished a delightful
program of music during the after
noon. AT the close of the entertain
ment an G. aborate luncheon was
served Tie CLUB will meet with
Mrs. II. G.. Hubberd June 18th.
soci. | was held Friday night in
the first ward hall in honor of Ivan
Bills and Ray Eskeison, who have re-
turned from their missions After a
delightful program dancing was the
evenings diversion,
The Past Noble Grand club of
Progress Rebekah lodge met at the
country home of Mrs. j. H. Bond,
June second. A large number being
present. A short business session
was held, conducted by the president,
Mrs. F. A. Bell, followed by a talk
by Mrs Salmon of Portland, who
took as her subject. "Rebekah."
This was very instructive and help
full to all. Delicious refreshments
were served by the hostess. The
next meeting will be with Mrs. E. NJ
Hubble, July first.
Mrs. Ernest Nugent and Mrs Paul
Kreft entertained at five tables of
800" Saturday evening at the home
of Mrs. Nugent. A color scheme of
lavender and white was carried out
with wild flowers and lilacs through
out the house, and the score cards
were also in lavender and white. DR..
Simmons and Mr.. Weinrich cut for
gentlemen's high score, while Miss
, Ann Burgraff won ladies' high score.
, After most enjoyable evening of
cards, an elegant two-cOurse lunch
} con was served.
Mrs C. V. Fisher gave the first Of
a series of parties Saturday after
, noon complimenting her sister, Mrs.
, Leslie Kidneigh, of Rock Springs,
= Wyoming, and Mrs. G. l.. Eakin, Of
Blackfoot. The decorations used
!. throughout the rooms were lilacs and
0 iris There were six tables arranged
S for bridge, the high score being
: awarded to Mrs. Fred Seeger. Miss
g Alta Sturdevant of Anaconda, Mon
q tana, who was an out of town guest
u won the all cut prize. Assisting thu
=. hostess were the Misses Mary ant
: Sue Harris and Mrs. f. G. Christ
II Monday Mrs. Fisher entertained a
% five tables of bridge, with guess
coming for tea during the afternoon
Mrs. G. II. Holbrook won the hig
!! score prize, the all cut prize fallin
~ to Mrs T. G. Stewart, of Ell PasC
III Texas. Each afternoon the homo
= guests received tokens of friendshi
" Miss Maxine Fisher received tn
e guests at the door. Mrs. l.. G. Rock
u wood of Shelley, Mrs. w. F. Berry
'e man and Mrs. Hamilton Wright as
sisted in serving the two cours
luncheon.
y y
Mrs. F. ]. Cowen was the charm
ing hostess of the P. e. o. sisterhoo
Chapter B, when they held the Las
Injecting of the season Tuesday. Th
II house was beautiful with silvt
NJ bowls, cut glass vases and cryst;
~ baskets containing quantity {
O. spring flowers, with prOfusion {
III daisies, the P. e. O. flowers. Ate
q. the regular meeting, the social hot
N was spent at auction bridge, compl
r. menting Mrs. John Brown, who hi
- recently returned from California
I'd and Mrs. c. l.. Hart of Twin Fall
er Mrs. Governs sister. Mrs. l.. G. Co
r. Inns won the high score prize, tt
all cut prize falling to Mrs. e.
Or Scott. The honor guests received al
u propriate guest trophies. After til
games the hostess served a daint
lie menu.
- Mrs. John Brown entertained at
u one o'clock bridge luncheon Frida
e. at her home on North Shilling av'
IS nue., honOring Mrs. Charles Hart,
81 Twin Falls. Purple and white lila
a. in a cut glass bowl formed cent?
III piece for the table. Mrs Neil
nj Boyle and Mrs. w. E. Patrie won IL
~ prizes for playing high sore, Mr.
n Hart receiving guest prize. TT
i0 house was prettily decorate
IL throughout with purple and viii
~, iris. The invited guests were Me
~ danes Charles Hart, F. G. Christ,
no E. Patrie, ]. II. Early, S. w. Wilso
NC Neil F. Boyle and David Biethan.
~ Mrs. H. D. MacCosham was hoste