The Bingham County news., 1921-08-05
SOCIETY
(By Mrs. Edna Walker. Phone 745)

(By MIS-. Edna walker, Phone 745)
Miss Elizabeth Kennedy entertain
ed at prettily arranged porch party
Monday afternoon at her home on
South Ash street. There were three
tables arranged for cards, the high
Fscore falling to Miss Elizabeth
Cherry. Blue and white was the
motif carried out in the scorecards
and luncheon, which was served at
the small tables. Miss Doris Braw-
ley and Miss Marian Bell assisted the
hostess in serving. Those present
were: Lucille Bell, Lorraine Seeger,
Elizabeth Cherry, Helen Wright, Alta
LaCour, Annis Hopkins, Ruth Winn,
Evelyn Flodquist, Virginia Webb,
Barbara Webb and Gladys Robbins.
A lovely dancing party was given
Saturday evening by Miss Annis Hop
kins at her home on Shilling avenue.
The house was attractive with a pro-
fusion of shasta daisies, with cozy
corners artistically arranged through
out the house. The porch was bright
with Japanese lanterns. The Misses
Elizabeth Kennedy and Virginia
Webb served punch during the even
ing. Mrs. P. w. Powers, Mrs C. c.
Bumgardner and Mrs. Temp Hopkins
served the luncheon which was car
ried out in the yellow ana white color
scheme. Following are the names of
| those present: Vivian Mcdonald, Zeta
Boyle, Stella Boyle, Adrienne Miller,
Ruth Chapman, Dora Hilliard, Geor-
gia Archer, E. Alise Thompson, Eva
Rogers, Grace Miltenberger, Paul
Carruth, Archie Kennedy, Lloyd
johnson, Lloyd Davis, Roy Wiggand,
Charles Fisher, Wayne Thoreson,
Gerald Stewart, Temp Hopkins, Jr.
tertained fifteen children at swim
ming party last Saturday. Mrs. Roy
,DeKay and Mrs. Rex Dunlap assisted
the hostess.
The First Ward of the l.. D. S.
church held their weekly meeting
Tuesday afternoon in the church par
lors. Mrs. Sarah Bitton and Mrs.
Laura christensen were the visit
ing officers OF the stake.
The Crusader band of boys and
girls of the Baptist church had their
regular weekly meeting last Friday
In the church parlors. Miss Ger
trude Allen, Miss Soma Kinney and
Miss Edna Wilson gave the story,
Some Japanese Flowers That Can
Talk" The girls were dressed in ap-
propriate Japanese costumes. This
week the Crusaders will meet at the
church Friday afternoon at three
o'clock and from there they will 60
to the park to enjoy a picnic chaper-
Oned by Mrs. E. O. Butler. Kathryn
Kreft and Evelyn DeKay were in
itiated into the company last week.
Mrs. w. T. Sutton gave a birthday
party honoring her daughter, Julia,
yesterday afternoon. The house was
prettily decorated with summer flow
ers. After the afternoons entertain
ment two course luncheon was serv-
ed.
About thirty girls OF the World
Wide Guild of the Baptist church
were pleasantly entertained at the
home of Miss Freida Sollenberger,
| Wednesday evening. After the regu-
lar business meeting good pro-
gram was enjoyed. A review of sew
eral chapters of the book "Bible and
Missions" was given. Freida Sollen-
berger, Rhea Drollinger and Fannie
May Ezall impersonated the charac-
ters of the book. There were a num-
ber of visitors. Miss Sollenberger
entertained beautifully and served
splendid refreshments.
The Thimble club of the Wood
| craft lodge, was entertained at the
home of Mrs. Garfield Bond last
Thursday. After an enjoyable after
noon, the hostess was assisted in
serving a delightful luncheon by
Mrs. Grant ROush.