The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-12-29

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I'd to the charm Of the occasion.
A reunion was held ct the Jason
Kelly home Sunday, with the Oscar
Iyie and Gus Amen families ~ guests.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Lse Murray enter
tanned At dinner Saturday evening, and
. Christmas tree afterwards. Those
present were; MIR. and Mrs. Thos.
Cponrod, Crosby Murray Mr.. and
Mrs. X. Lundt and Mr., and Mrs, Ell
mer Murray and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Hill entertained
1t Christmas dinner Saturday even
| ing and Christmas tree Mr.. and Mrs.
John Soran and sons, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thos. Stone and children, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jett Hill and son, Mr.. and Mrs. |
Ward Fuller and children.
Mrs. C. P. Hartley had her daugh-
ter, DR.. and Mrs. Darrah, and Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A. Warden for Christmas
guests Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Wilson had In
for Christmas dinner Mr.. and Mrs.
J. J. RAIDER and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul F.
Kefauvcr.
At the Charley Wilton family home
on Second street = holiday reunion
was held Monday, with Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Kinzer of Meridian, and Mr..
and Mrs. Hill and children Of Cas-
cade as out-of-town guests.
The J. A. Jackson family spent I
Christmas with Frank Berry and sis
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Campbell had as :
Christmas guests the canady fam '
ily. q
Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Creswell enter
tained Sunday at their home with q h
family Christmas dinner. There were n
% In the party, including Mrs. Cres- 0
Wells father and mother. three sis t
.ers and brother from Payette. A u
rec glowing with lights and cheer h
vas OF special interest to the child e
EN- and added much pleasure to the e
'eunion, II
Miss Daisy Ravens entertained ID
L her friends ut a most delightful e
Inner party Thursday evening Of v
asst week at the home of Mr.. and 4
drs, Crouch. The holiday season \
ave a decorative motif Of color and
harm to the scene. Places were
marked at the two tables with hand q
ainted place cards tied with ribbon :.
nd q bunch Of holly. An impromptu =
roRram of music and readings by {
aiss Patton and Miss Dewell telling
I the weddings she had seen in Ant a
verp. Later Miss Ravens read an ac- o
cunt Of the ways to manage hus- n
ands. The dinner and evening hours q
sere q big success and = pleasure to "
II her friends. I"
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Obcrmeyer were a
osts Sunday for family reunion in $
onor of Christmas at their home =
ortheast Of town. The guests in y
luded = few intimate friends, who ie
elped make the day . merry one, =
louise decorations and table appoint o.
nents were attractive IN candles, .
oily and Christmas blossoms. To o.
i've charm to the pretty scene and v
0 add pleasure to the kiddies day. old :.
anita took advantage Of the pine y
rees in the yard and gaily dressed as
ne in Christmas lights and decora- =
ions.
Monday evening at their bungalow y
asst Of town, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ly- II
ian had in n dozen guests for cards =
nd music. The home was decorated
, holiday style, with plenty Of mis- %
etoe. A Christmas tree old Santa ~
id left loaded with gifts delighted all .,
most delicious luncheon was served =
/ midnight. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert :
inner of Meridian were out-of town y
uests.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Mays were hosts %
I most delightful Christmas day v
nd dinner for the family and friends.
ir. and Mrs, G. W. Maxfield and
Irs. Maxfield's mother, Mrs. Morse
+ Boise. Christmas greens were used =
, the decorations for the rooms and M
able, with green tapirs and greet
lg place cards.
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Adding to the good cheer Of the y
oliday gathering was the delightful b
inner party given Thursday evening G
t the home Of Mrs Minnie Fairchild. v
he dinner table was arranged as a o