American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-04-08

ROCKLAND NEWS.

J~osephson entertained the Bee Hive
girls at their home during the week In
a most pleasing way. The girls re-
ceiviMg credit for their industry in the
society. After the business meeting
the members gave delightful musical
selections. Refreshments were served.
Those present we're. Mabel Jensen,
Elsie Allen, Mile Nelson, Virgie How
ard, Erma Walker, Florence Hadley,
Cloe Hunter, Leona Ralph, Irma Tyler,
Mrs. Margaret Fifield and Mrs. Earl
Wheeler.
One of the most delightful social af
fairs of the season was the dancing
party at the Voncly hall given by the
Camp Fire Girls on Friday evening.
The hall was a perfect bower of spring
colors. The Camp Fire leader Miss
Etha DAILY having spared nothing in
Iime and money TO make the affair a
success. 1t was April first and many
stunts and tricks were carried out In
accord with the date. One of the fea-
lures worthy OF note was the April
shower 1T being baskets suspended
high above the head at a signal they
were turned over scattering confetta
over the dancers. There were many
features that kept the crowd interest
ed, the candle light dance n the
moon light dances were very pretty. A
most delicious lunch was served. Miss
Daily and the fourteen girls and all
who assisted them decerve congratu-
lations for the success of the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fugate Of Aberdeen
were guests at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. t. Lawson ON Sunday.
Mrs. j. Clark Cowman of PocateIlo
has returned to her home after a few
days visit to her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Cox at Roy and the home of Rev. and
Mrs. j. III. Cowman at this place.
Misses Celia and Sibyl Walker en-
%tertained a number Of their girl friends
at their home on Friday afternoon the
occasion being their birthdays. They
played games and had beautiful must
cal numbers. Delicious refreshments
were served. Besides the hostesses
were Misse Mile Melon, Jane Reed,
Ellie Allen, Rowene May, Frances and
Reba Hautzinger, Virgil Howard,
Gladys Adams, Nell Peterson, Erma
Walker, Cralice Lowery, Roslyn
Josephson, Frances White n Irma
Tyler.
Mrs. Jack Weber who has been
critically Ill with pneumonia is con-
sidered much improved to the graft
Tication OF her many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Ray Moss most de-
|iightfully entertained at a house party
al their beautiful country home on
Saturda yand Sunday In honor of their
wedding anniversary, an elaborate
supper was served on Saturday even
wig, II being the date OF their thirteenth
anniversary. Mr.. and Mrs. Moss their
son Raphael and little daughter Chelda
delighted their guests with vocal selec-
tlons, the guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Ira Allen and Jane Reed, Prof. and
Mss. Nathan @. Tollman and children,
Mr., and Mrs. Henry Moss and Norma
Moss and DR.. and Mrs. v. G Logan.
The many friends of Mrs, M. A.
Crowley of Bull are grleved to learn
of her Illness.
The r.. o. s. Club met at the home
'of j. Ernest Ogden on Tuesday even
ing. Delicious refreshments were
iseryed. Those present besides the host
~Fre Ralph Peterson, Melvin Morris.
Gorge Peterson and r. /. Ewing.
Mrs. V. G.. Logan entertained n num-
Der OF ladeis at her home on Friday
afternoon at a K~ensington. Refresh
ments were served, Those present
were Mrs. Ira Allen, Mrs. j. Erenst
Ogden, Mrs. VIM Freeman, Mrs. Wal
ter Jones, Mrs, Perry o. Sheer, Mrs.
Nathan G. Tollman. Mrs. Henry Houtz,
Mrs. Nettie Post, Mrs. Jessie Zahl, Mrs.
James T. Fisher, Mrs. George Peter
son and Mrs. II, G. Taylor.
Master Floyd Bylngton entertained a
number of his little friends In honor of
his birthday at his home IN Saturday
afternoon. They played games and
Mrs. Byington served n delicious lunch
TO them. Those present were, Averl
reeman, Frances White, Pearl Jensen,
Myrtle Thorn, Leslie Weber, John
Kelly. Clifford McNeal, Chester How
ard, David Reed, Arvel and Orland Nell
son. 0
Sen, James Fisher left Saturday for
Chicago where he VIII attend the
Grain Growers Convention as a dele.
gate from Idaho. Mr.. Fisher was ac-
oompanied by his son Master Charles
who will stop off In Iowa and visit his
grandmother Mrs. Rose Shedd.
The ladies of the Relief Society as
embed at the home OF Mrs. ED. Webb
on Tuesday afternoon and gave her n
surprise. Those present were Mes
danes Andrew May, John Thorn, Hy-
rum Walker, John Halling, Il. A.
Harris, Henry Houtz. Nm. Freeman,
oliver Hutchinson, Eliza Moore, Joseph
Allen, Harrison White, Dan White,