The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-07-21
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IN bOiSe When MISS HutH HuRHes "
came the bride Of Mr.. Wales Spence
The Rev. d, H. Jones officiated at III
ceremony. The bride wore q lovel
afternoon gown of midnight blue tai
feta with large dropping black HI
and carried brides boquet Of rose.
swectpeRs and baby's breath. III
bridesmaids were Miss Hazel DsIziel
who were = frock Of orchid orRandie
and Miss Leal Parrish, who was gown
cd in grey crepe. The couple vii
spend = short honeymoon in tn
mountains, after which they will maxi
their home In Boise. Mrs. Spencer i
the daughter Of Charlie Hughes O.
this city and is q graduate Of Link
business college In Boise. She has 1
host Of friepds here who will wish hen
happiness.
st. Mary's Guild Of the Episco-
pal church we're very pleasantly en-
tertained last Friday evening by Mrs.
Robert Burlingame and Mrs. b. O.
Clark at the home Of Mrs. Burlin-
game. The regular business meeting
was held after which social hour
was enjoyed.
A merry little dinner party was Civ
en- Tuesday evening at the Leo Miles
home when the three young ladies who
are baching there invited a group of
friends for O'Clock dinner. The table
was attractively set for eight with a
center piece of nasturtiums. Those
present were the Misses Mary Quinn,
Rcna Mcconnell, Laura Winters,
Edith Heller and the Messrs. Otto
Chambers, Harry Knox, Ralph Skin
nor and Douglas Knox.
The regular meeting of the Ladies'
Aid Of the Methodist church was held
at the home of Mrs. Elmer Grant
Keith Friday afternoon. After the
business meeting a scrambled lunch
was served.
Miss Grace Strang left Wednesday
evening for York, Neb., where she
will be united in marriage to Mr.. Ar
chic Chambers of that city. The wedd-
ing will take place Sunday at the
home Of sister Of Miss Strang's.
The couple plan to make their home
1t York, where the groom is engaged
n the photography business. The
bride is a sister Of f. II. Strang of
his city, and Is graduate OF the En-
nett High school. Mr.. Chambers also !
attended High school here and for a
iJne was engaged in farming south
vest Of town following his graduation. q
asst spring he went TO York TO 90
nto the photography business with a !
rother. The best wishes Of large Y
.roup Of friends will follow The young
eople to their new home.
In honor Of Mrs. Il. l.. Stilson of 8
;ooding, who is the guest Of her sis Q
er-in-law, Mrs, Robert Burlingame, u
,as the dinner party given Wednes- .
NY evening by Mrs. V, 7. Craig at =
err home on Main street. Covers p
,ere laid for nine, The guests were a
frs. f. l.. Stilson, Mr.. and Mrs. Ro- u
ert Burlingame, and Mrs. and Mrs.
v. w. Wilton and daughter Letha. +
About five carloads Of young people :,
I the Junior League society of the p
1. Il. church drove to the river west T,
{ town Thursday evening, where Y
hey spent the evening playing games, T
inging, and feasting on the good pro |
isions Of their lunch baskets. A vote y
( thanks was extended to Mrs. Lam a
ers. Mrs. r. B. Shaw, Mr.. George /,
filler and Mrs. r. T.. Shaw for as n
isting in the transportation.
The missionary society Of the :"
church met at the home of p
IRIS. Lytell Monday evening. The y
ocular program was taken up, after !.
'hich visiting and cooling refresh :"
tents were enjoyed. :"
A number Of friends of Mart Clop- :,
IN gathered at his home Wednesday :,
sening to surprise him on his 10th !,
irthday. Visiting, telling yarns and y
made the evening pass n
leAsantly. Refreshments Of ice
ream and cake were served Those
resent were Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ
ones Of Middleton, Mr.. and Mrs. R. c,
[. Cruise, Jonathan and Bonaparts ii
Loulton. Mrs. Jones, who is a niece "
Mrs. Clopton, has been visiting here q
DR. q week.
A quiet wedding took place in Boise y
Wednesday evening at the Presbyter- "
IN manse when Mrs. Lulu Eggleston :, :,
'as united in marriage to Claude \,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bucknum