The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1921-04-22
SOCIETY
(By Mrs. Edna Walker, Phone 745)

(By Mrs. Edna Walker, Phone 745)
The Helping Hand Club met lest
Friday at the home of Mrs. R. b.
F'arris, this party being in the ma
ture of an old-fashioned quilting
party. They came in the morning,
and at moo Mrs. Farris served them
a large dinner, and Later in the af-
|ternoon another lunch before they
left for their homes. There were
fourteen present, and a very enjoy
able day was spent. Before the
party broke UP, Mrs. 1. l.. Farris,
who soon leaves for Missouri, was
presented with a small token Of
friendship.
The Woman's Union of the Bap-
tist church met with Mrs. J.. A. Ste
vens Wednesday AFTERNOON at her
home on West Bridge street.
The Altar Soiaiety of the Catholic
church spent a delightful afternoon
Wednesday, at Mrs. Seeger's country
home.
The Economic Department of the
Current Event Club met at the Com
mercial Club rooms Monday after
noon. Mrs. J. H.. Miller, chairman
of the department., had charge of the
following program:
Roll CaV-Current Events.
Vocal S0lo-Harold Hines.
Paper-"Beauty Spots in Our City,
and Some Obscure Places'-Mrs. J..
r. Carruth.
Trio-"Rose Bud'-Mesdames Will
son, Thoreson and Jackson.
Piano Solo-Mrs. James Christensen.
Paper-"A Society for the Proven
'tion of Cid Ladies"-Mrs. G. E.
Eiche.aerger.
Vocal Solo-Mrs. Belle Wood.
Talk and Discussion-'How Can
Old Time House Cleaning Days be
Eliminated?"-Mrs. Margaret ].
Gagon.
Mesdames Cecil Clarke and w. w.
Beck, who were hostesses to the club,
served dainty refreshments at the
close of the afternoons program.
Mrs. M. E. Officer entertained the
Methodist Ladies' Aid at her home
on North Pine street Wednesday af-
ternloOn.
The First Ward Relief Society
their president, Mrs. George |
Marshall, with an impromptu social
Tuesday afternoon in the church
parlOrs.
Mrs. Hamilton Wright entertain
ed Saturday afternoon at her home
Stout Avenue, in honor of Mrs.
William Upton, of Chicago. There
were six tables arranged for bridge,
Mrs. F. c. Christ winning the prize
for high score. A number of guests
were invited for a Kensington the
afternoon. Mrs. Belle Wood
several vocal selections, with
Mrs. Roy DeKay at the piano. The
house was decorated throughout with
and pussy-willows. A guest
trophy, "scenes of Idaho,'' was pre-
scented to Mrs. Upton, Mrs. Howard
Henderson receiving the drawing
prize, after which a two-course
luncheon. was served.
The Embroidery Club gave a Ken
cOmplimenting Mrs. blanche
E%ldredge, who is a charter member of
the club, at the home of Mrs. Guy
Thursday afternoon. A
gift from the club members was pre-
sented to the honor guest by Mrs.
Biethan, who is also a charter
The guests were asked to
each tell the most amusing story of
her life, and this afforded a gay at
ternoon. Mrs. Biethan read an in
Leresting story on travels, afse
an elaborate menu was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Biethan en-
-ertained at a f%ive-course six O'Clock
Inner at their home in the Colora
apartments Wednesday evening.
Sweet peas in a cut glass bowl form
ed a center piece for the table. The
evening was delightfully."- spent at
Covers were laid for eight.
until Monday. On Monday the chill