The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-06-09

| DR.. and Mrs. r. N. Cummings en-
tertained at prettily appointed din
ner Thursday evening at their hom'
for Miss Dora e. Merrill, who leave,
this week for the East. Snap drag.
ons were used in the color scheme
Effective little place cards completed
the table, with covers placed for IA
guests.
Tho young people Of the B. Y. P.
U. Joined in making . huge success
Of the party given b. the Camp Fire
CHRIS Monday evening in the social
rooms Of the Daptist church. Miss
Martha Lathrop, in charge Of the ev-
ening, featured many clever games,
making it an event in keeping with
the many pleasant occasions enjoyed
in the past.
The regular business session of the
P. E. 0. was held with Mrs. C. A.
West Monday evening.
Mrs. John Anderson was hostess at
= delightful social affair last Friday,
entertaining . few friends and .asso-
ciates Of Miss Joy Dewell. The IL
o'clock luncheon was served At the
daintily appointed table, with a cen
ter motif Of bachelor buttons, with
fov -
The Past Noble Grand Circle will
meet Thursday evening Of next week
with Mrs s. A. Russell on the bench.
Mrs. P. w. Polly was hostess for
he Missionary society Of the Christ
an church Wednesday afternoon. The
session was the last Of the fiscal year
rhe following officers were elected
'or the coming year: President, Mrs.
?. w. Polly; vice president, Mrs. Jack
Young; secretary, Mrs. M. Guenther;
treasurer, Mrs. Claude Barnes.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Cammerer en-
ertained at handsome dinner party
tuesday evening. The fragrance of
many June flowers filled the rooms,
elbow flower decorations were used
n the dining room and table, and at
ach plate were the daintiest of flow
r cards, carrying the color note Of
elbow. Cards were featured as the
vening's pleasure. Those present
ere: Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Mays, MIR.
nd Mrs. G. w. Maxfield, Mr.. and
IRIS. G. w. Church, Miss Edgar and
[rs. Morse.
st. Mary's Guild meets this after
BON for a social time and scrambled
nch at the home of Mrs. r. N. Cum
ings.
Mrs. Geo. D. Knipe's piano pupils
ave another recital Tuesday evening
the presence of the parents of the :
lpils and few friends. A violin :
10 by Billie Soule, with piano ac-
and readings by Mrs.
'illiam Womack were special fea-
res of a delightful program of
usic,
Miss Mary Burdell was the honor
Test at a delightful surprise party
ven Friday at the home of her par
is upon the eve of her departure
r Albion to take a course in teach
z at the state normal. Miss Grace
bland of Montour was an out Of
wn guest.
A clever little surprise party was
AIMED and carried out by the BAp-
It Young people Wednesday even
z, honoring Miss Frances Rund-
rom, who came to the church to
tend choir practice, where she was
eeted by the choir and church nlem-
rs. As q pretty setting for the At
ir the church and reception room
ire banked with peonies and roses.
musical program had been arrang-
for and was followed by delicious
nch served buffet style by the Sum
y school classes. Miss Rundstrom
: been choir leader since coming to
nmett and in token of her work was
esented with q string Of pearls. She
ives Saturday for Los Angeles,
lere she will visit this summer and
lch At Long Beach this fall.
A merry little party was held at
3 C. d. Bucknum home Tuesday
ening, complimenting Miss Arlene,
10 left Wednesday for Salt Lake.
% group Of friends and schoolmates
ent the evening at cards and auto
ling. They were served dainty re- L
.shments late in the evening. r
The Crescent club will meet Friday
tn Mrs. Ed Tyler, with Mrs. ]. w.
Ter assistant hostess. pr
Rs
A pleasant little informal dinner dr
Il be given by the Crescent club at II
} Ed Modin home on the Slope this la
ening, complimenting Mr.. and Mrs. hi
seph Helfert, who leave soon for
A quiet little wedding took place on
~ L NJ n n / -