The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1921-08-26
SOCIETY
(By Mrs. Edna Walker, Phone 745)

charmingly appointed reception last
Thursday. afternoon, when Mrs. Stuff
tlebeam and Mrs. T. A. Hayes, Sr.,
entertained a large number of friends
for Mrs. John Alexander de Barre
and Mrs. William Sandusky Upton,
of Idaho Falls, niece of Mrs. Hayes.
The house was beautiful with a
quantity of golden glow and shasta
daisies throughout, the same color
scheme being carried out in the
dainty menu. Mrs. Clifford Hayes,
door, Mesdames Stufflebeam, Hayes,
de Barre and Upton standing in the
receiving line. Little Aileen Upton,
received the cards. Miss Pope me
the guests in the library and ushered
them into the parlor where punch was
served from large cut glass bowls by
Mrs. William Parkinson and Miss
Gladys Robbins. Mesdames Frank
Bergman, Merriman, and Everett
Saunders assisted the hostess in en-
tertaining the guests. An Edison
program was furnished during the
afternoon by Mrs. Robert Osborn. In
the center of the dining table was a
cut glass bowl holding white cosmos
placed in a beautiful hand made
luncheon cloth over yellow with yell
low candles adding to the attractive
ness of the table, where coffee was
poured from silver urns by Mrs. Will
liam Marley, with Mrs. C. A. Hoover
serving, assisted by Mesdames Rob-
bins, Harry Kinney, 1. w. Hottie, and
Miss Beth Merriman. Miss Lorraine
Seeger met the guests as they were
leaving and seated them on the
porch, where they enjoyed a parting
visit. The house was decorated for
the occasion by Mrs. T. A. Hayes, Jr.,
Frank Bergman and Miss Belle Mer-
riman.
Eleven members of the Helping
Hand club enjoyed a pleasant after
noon last Friday at the home of Mrs.
H. H. Yost. Miss Yost rendered sew
eral vocal selections, after which a
two-course luncheon was served. The
club will assist the Methodist Ladies'
Aid soon with their needle work,
The next meeting will be with Mrs
William Pendlebery, on Friday, Sep
| TENDER End.
Last Thursday evening the Misses
Marie and Florence Dore entertained
: at a dancing party at the X. of P
hall, honoring Miss Florence Bowen
; of Ogden. A profusion of sunflow-
ers frightened the hall, the attrac.
. i've idea being carried out in the
printed L1ograms. Lluch was ser
. we'd during the evening by Miss Heller
i%Chubbuck.
The queen Estha Circle If tn
Methodist church was entertained b,
$ Miss Alene Wilson last Thursday
Late in the afternoon the hostess
served a lovely menu.
Mrs. J.. G. Fisher was hostess t,
the Missionary Society of the Meth
odist church Wednesday, at her hom,
or Stout avenue
Mrs. Percy Jones entertained at
e we'll appointed one o'clock bridg
luncheon Tuesday afternoon, at he
home on North Pine street. In tn
Il center IF ZACH snail liable was a glas
basket containing coryopsis flowers
l The prize for playing high score wa
" awarded to Mrs. lockwood, of Shell
le ley. Mesdames F.. E. Seeger, l. W
Hottie and William Marley, assiste
the hostess.
l., The First Ward of the L.. D. S
church gave a social Tuesday at tn
church, honoring their secretary
Mrs. Woodland, and their secon'
counsellor, Mrs. John R. Stocking
e The church was beautifully decorat
ed with flowers. A delightful pro
IS gram was given, followed by a two
course luncheon. In the evening tn
y society complimented Mr.. and Mrs
% Frank Hesse at a house warming, a
their new home in West Blackfoot
n Games were played and a genera
% good time was enjoyed by everyon
lie present.
re The Cleaners will be e%ntertaine
Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs
l. Percy Jones, Mrs. I. w. Hottie, Mrs
a Geo. Line, Mrs. David Wiltamuth an
Mrs. Jones acting as hostesses.
The Baptist Woman's Union wa
IS entertained at a Kensington. Wed
l. nesday II the ranch nome Of Ms c
" F Smith. A umn Of guests calle
m during the afternoon and lovely re
n freshments were served.
ez The Embroidery Club was enter
tanned Thursday afternoon at tn
t home of Mrs. Percy Jones.
Elder Erwin Watts, of Salt LAX
City, Utah, was entertained by tn
Missionaries of the Northwestern