The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-03-03

surprised by the arrival OF "a Of thel
relatives on the evening of Februar,
20, who came in TO remind Mrs. Bar
clay that another milestone in tn.
i Hflyney Of time vas being passed
iHer daughter had supplied ~ abun.
dance Of good things 70 eat, and d
/! midnight the guests departed wishing
Mother Barclay many happy Ssturnl
Of the occasion.
The Royal Nsighbor Camp met
last Thurpday afternoon Tor regular
bu1iness meeting after which the
iAdies prteAled u the banqtsDt kali,
WHARF tablss had been previously ar
ranged end Sproad With snowy linen
and pottsd plants BY Mrs. Emmaroy
Carpenter and Mrs. Daisy Crsoweh.
Mrs. Campbell presided 6 toast-mis-
tfess and introduced several ladies
who responded with toasts. These
meetings are real social event as
well ~ for business. The hit-0r-miss
lunch was = decided success and all
voted 70 try II, again. Mrs. Taner Of
Lewiston, and Mrs. Manley Of Wis
consin were visiting lneighbors. Mrs.
Emmaroy Carpenter, delegate TO the
state camp, win leave March IA for
Moscow, where the state camp will be
held March IS.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. McIntire cele-
brated their 26th wedding anniver-
sary February 81. Twenty-Five rela-
tives and friends participated in m all
day reunion.
The Elks dances have become quite
the popular ahairy and last week was
largely attended, MI reporting good |
music and the bess Of times.
Members Of the order of Eastern
Star met Friday Of last week with
Mrs A. J. Colvin and organized the
Of o. e. s. This society win sug-
yest and try to supply the many need
ID demands Of the chapter. They
will meet with Mrs. Frank Knox a
week from Friday and every two
weeks meet and work. Mrs. A. J.
,olyin was elected president, and Mrs.
linton Titus, secretary and treasur-
n.
Entertaining as honor guest, Miss
ielen Hargus was hostess to q num-
er Of her schoolmates Saturday ev-
ming at q most delightful little sur
rise party they had planned and car
led out for her 10Th birthday.
ards, music and lively chatter, fol-
WED by the dainties the girls brot,
Iosed the evenings fun all too soon.
Miss Ada Middleton entertained
le c. Y. B. Is at the home Of Mrs.
verett Barton Tuesday with pleas
Mt evening of sewing and chatting.
dainty collation. was served late in
le evening. Those present Eere:
Iisses Pipher, Mcpherson, Dawson,
hort, Wagner, Rundstrom, Ravens,
ruber, Crouch, Mrs. Gray, and Miss
florence Rundstrom as guest.
Yecman Lodge No. 1912 celebrated
eir 24th anniversary Friday even
& in Rebekah hall with a dancing
'rty. About so couples were present
enjoy the happy event. A delecta-
e buffet lunch was served during
e evenings gayety'
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid! will
eet this afternoon at the home of
". G. P. Keeling for the regular
Isiness meeting. Ia ~
What proved to be one of the most
ccossful social events in the history
Chapter /, P. E. O., occurred We'd
sday evening when they celebrated
sir fifth birthday as Chapter |, with
. B. l. LIS IS guests. The Inter
Inment feature took the formrof q
eater party and an informal social
thering at the home Of Mr. and
rs. w. 8. Keith, where tamales, po-
10 chips, olives, sherbet, cakes and
flee were served. A birthday cake,
animated by five yellow candles was
d readings we're enjoyed in the!
rnings program. Twenty-Five were .c
esent, D.
One Of the happiest little girls in w
nmett was little Miss Ruth Hop
OK, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. at
'ppock last Saturday, when in cele- =
stion Of her fourth birthday six Of Fl
+ little playmates accepted her in
alton for the afternoon. The little ~
$ took great delight in the peanut =
mt and various other games until
70, when they we're escorted by the 20
,ud little hostess to the dining
I'm, where pink and white crepe
Gamers formed dainty setting for
serving of the luncheaon. A love-
pink hyacinth, gift from Miss III ~,
anklin, who IS great chum of lit W
Miss Ruth, centered the table, VI
lie dainty favors Of pink rose has an
Is of candies marked each place.
e ciowning feature. as always. was "a
beautiful birthday cake wish it's gu
lr lighted candles, and the gifts Of en-
wee guests are proud possessions IN IN
the little lady, IN IN
Mrs. Ed Allen entertained at q de- gie
hfful dinner nnrtv Sunday the Dis