Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-11-10

at this meeting TO endorse the Child
Nutrition Conference which Will be
held in December, also the millinery
work which will be taken up in the
spring under the direction Of Mrs.
Bruce Kester, County Chairman OF
. the Farm Bureau Committee on
women's work.
At the close of the afternoon
session delicious refreshments were
served by the hostesses. The next
regular meeting of the club will be
held at the home Of Mrs. Walter
Davis, Thursday, November II.
One of the pleasant affairs of the
week, was the party given Saturday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs Tom Carl
co, complimentary TO Harmon and
Theron NOTthrOp. Games were
played during the early part of the
evening and later dancing was en-
joyed. At a late hour delicious re-
freshments were served by the hos
tess. Those present were: Misses
Rose West, Newell Rose, Roma Long,
Marie Frost, LeOra Hauntz, Pru-
deuce Rabey and Leila Bartshe, and
Messrs. Fred Lindsay, jerry Crewse,
Bernard Frost, Harold Griffen,
Carico, Rupert BrannOck, George
Jones, Haromn and Theron North
rop.
Mrs L. R. Breithaupt of On
tariO, entertained a number Of Ore
gOn-SlOpe people at a delightful
surprise dinner party Saturday eve
ming in honor of Mr.. Beithaupt'a
birthday; covers were laid for thir-
teen, the table decorations were in
Halloween color, place cards and
fayOrs also of Halloween emblems.
a mysterious packet was at each
plate, which, on opening, proved to
be hat Of unique design, which
caused rUars of meTrimelt when put
on. After the sumptuou5 dinner. a
beautiful birthday cake in yellow
and white was brought forth at the
close Of the dessert course, and
which mid glances of sympathy from
the men and smiles from the ladies.
Mr. Breithaupt very skiIfulIy pro
ceeded to cut. A jolly evening wa
spent in music and fun. Miss Randall.
and Mrs. BreithaUpt gave many
beautiful violin and piano duets. Mrs
Davis AMI Mrs. Karst accompanied
by Mrs. Lattig entertained the
crowd with several vocal selections,
while Mrs. BUrrell gave some comic
readings At late hour the guests.
for more reasons than one. wished
hr. Breithaupt many happy returns
of the day Those present were:
MeAsrs. and Mesdames, Walter
Davis, Harry Lattig, c. A Karst.
Roy BurreIl and Mrs. D. R. Davis of
the Slope, Mrs. Reed Of Brogau and
Miss Randall Of Ontario, and the
host and hostess.
Mr.. Fischer Of Boise. and Lee
Charles Miller of Salt Lake City.
were tTansacting business on the
Flat Monday.
Walter Pence OF Payette. was on
the Slope Wednesday in the interest
of the alfalfa mill
The Ladies' Club planned a sur
prise for the NorthrOp family. which
was successfully carried out on
Thursday evening, November 3rd
at the Otto c. Miller home. Music
furnished on the SaxaDhone and
Trombone by c. c. Wilcox and Roy
BurrelI with Harmon Northrop at
the piano was much enjoyed. Lee
Brown was called upon to speak in
behalf OF the community Mr. Brown
related the history of the accom-
plishments of Mr. Northrop during
his residence on the Flat and voiced
the sentiments of the entire com
munity when he said we were to lose
our most valuable citizen. In reply
Mr.. NOrthrop thanked the neighbors
for the reception rendered the North
rOp family. At the close Of the
evening refreshments were served
by the ladies to about fifty guests
The best wishes of the entire COM
munity go with the NOrthrop's t.
their new home.