The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-03-31

d Mr.. and Mrs. W, H. Madden wer.
hosts 1t . delightful birthday parly
Monday evening IN honor Ct Mn
En- chks's and Mr.. Joe Kelity's birth
& days. Dancing and music we're enjoy.
ed. The out-of. IN gpests wsss Mr.
i md Mrs. W;NiaG Cisrk ~ BcisA.
Il Nm. Rilla earl asd NJ. ard Mrs..
/ ~ Kelley were din1sr giiisttts W NJ.
and Mrs.. J. -. Dlurtsu fKarBiiay
evening Of lase Week.
About . dozen young Y1oNIs l9edsA
| ths Knox truck with "sat1h Sunday
and drove to Black Canyon, WHARF
thsy enjoyed day Of pienicking.
. ~ Irs 10
The Mutud ImprovsnaSat aasoe,a.
ton Of young men and ladies gave =
Musical festival Tuesday evening It
the L. D. 8. church. I'd
The Presbyterian church choir an
tertainsd Sunday evening, With the
cantAta. "Easter Evangsl," In place
Of the uAHAl service. s''Ss ~
One Of the greater intsrssting
events among the younger Iset this
week is the double wedding Of two
Emmett popular girls, solemnized in
Boise Wednesday, March 80. The
tMo brides, Bertha and Ethel Cantrsll, |
arc daughters Of Mr.. and N1s. Chas.
Cantrall, who live east Of town.
Miss Bertha was married 10 Mr.. Hale
Patterson Of Cascade and fMiss Ethel |
to Mr.. EIwin lockwood Of Parma.
The young people are we'll known,
both brides attending Emmett High
school here and were popular In all
the younger sports. Mr. and Mrs.
Pattison will make their home in Cas-
cade for the summer, and Mr.. and
Mrs.. lockwood will remain here,
where the groom has recently pur-
chased property. An informal re-
ception and dinner will be given at
the Cantrall home on their return.
The teachers of the Episcopal Sun
day school entertained their classes
Saturday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Geo. Church, with an "egg
hunt" which has always been joy
to the young folks, and this year only
seemed an added pleasure as the
classes were divided into groups and
all went scrambling over the. grounds
IN search Of the gaily designed eggs.
Prizes were given and dainty lunch
served.
At the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. C. A.
West, the women Of Chapter l, P. E.
o., enjoyed simly appointed buffet
luncheon Wednesday evening at
o'clock This delightful gathering of
,hapter friends was given to welcome {
in three new members and to enjoy
) social good time. i
Celebrating the birthday of Mrs.
r. w. MinRus, group of friends
gathered At the Mingus home on
second street Tuesday afternoon, for
l surprise party. The informal en-
was carried out in many q
and interesting ways. III
The Woman's Christian temperance /;
Union met at the home of Mrs VernI :
Munday Wednesday afternoon. Miss !
HOLSTER. . national organizer FROM J
Davenport, Iowa, was guest for /;
he afternoon and gave very inspir- :
ng message. Special music by Mrs,
Lee Forbes was enjoyed by all. !.
Light refreshments were served.
Miss Pearl Pattison was hostess toI !,
. merry group of friends invited inl I
evening to. meet Miss Rou-
IL Mcclure of Boise, who is house ;,
yuest Of Mrs. j. w. Tyler. The ev- !,
ming was spent informally ForI !.
he dainty lunch after rock they were !,
seated at two tables with plates laid v
or II. -
A pleasant little surprise was giveni :
Mrs. George Burkhard on her birth r
lay Saturday evening. About two p
losen friends walked in and spent the
'vening in gay conversation and
ards. Many pretty gifts were given
md the bountiful lunch the ladies' are
'amous for closed the pleasant even +
ny.
Miss Maryetta Martin of Logan, II
Utah, spent Wednesday and ThursdayI
IS guest Of Mrs. j. l.. Jensen. Miss
Martin is principal Of the New Jersey .
Academy, Presbyterian mission :
Her travels in Idaho have been in the
interest Of the colleges where she has :
,een y speaker. The Presbytefian! ),
.hoir were invited out to meet Miss !,
Martin Wednesday evening, where