The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1921-05-06
SOCIETY


The Helping Hand Club he'd their
regular meeting at the home of Mrs.
Fred Hines, Friday afternoon. The
guests spent the afternoon at sew
ing for their hostess, after which
program was given by Mrs. Hungate,
Mrs. r. b. Farris and Miss Leona
Hines. Late in the afternoon the
hostess served lovely refreshments.
There were twelve members who at
tended this meeting. The regular
meetings hereafter will iDe held the
first and third Fridays of each month
Mrs. N. R. Howard will act as host
ess at the next meeting.
Mrs. John H. Early entertained at
auction bridge Friday evening, at
her home on South Shilling avenue,
in honor of Mrs. Blanche Eldredge.
The house was brightly decorated
throughout with mari Colds. After
at the small tables, the hostess be-
ing assisted by Mrs. B. H. Hudson,
Mrs. l.. B. Dustin and Mrs. j. B. De-
Hart. Mrs. Eldredge was presented
with token of friendship, Mrs. F. c.
Christ receiving the prize for high
honors. The guests numbered six
teen.
| The annual birthday party of
Esther Chapter, o. r. S., was held
Wednesday evening, May 4th, for the
benefit of their floral fund After
a very interesting program of mus
ical numbers and readings, rendered
by members and prospective MEM
bers, the floral march was led by the
charter members, Mrs. Woodin and
Mrs. Eldredge, the other members
following in line, and depositing
their Offering of pennies in the floral
basket, after which the beautiful
pyramid birthday cake was displayed
on a small table decorated with can
dies and flowers. 1t was then served
with other refreshments The floral
fund was replenished by fifty dollars.
The following invitation, prepared
by Past Patron Leon Chapman, was
received by each member of the Or
der: When May comes with all it's
flowers, and the birds tell us it's
Spring, are you mindful OF the birth
day and the pennies you should
bring? May, the Fourth is when
we want you to attend our annual
feast, And if not in person with us
you may send them in at least, Ev-
cry year you've lived just tell us,
only say it with your "cents," And
the floral fund will thank you with
the flowers it presents. If with
health the Father blessed you in the
year that's passed away, then your
help has frightened others on the
dark and cloudy day. We shall cell
citrate our birthday with the custo-
also, merry we will make. Our
fourth year anniversary of the flow
ers that enrapture, and bind you
closer through the deed, to your own
Esther Chapter.
The P. E. o. Sisterhood, Chapter
B, met at THE home Of Mrs. F. j.
Cowen, on East Alice street, Tuesday
evening. The State President, Mrs.
S. w. Wilson, gave a report of the
convention which was held at Good
ing last week, The other delegates,
Mrs. Cowen and Mrs. James Ryan,
also gave reports, in which it was
brought out that the convention had
larger attendance this year than
ever before. The convention was es-
peciaNy honored by having present,
Mrs. Townsend, of Iowa, Supreme
President. The delegates reported
that Gooding certainly entertained
them royalty. The next state CON
vention will be held at Boise next
June. Mrs. S. w. Wilson was cleo
ted state president for the ensuing
| year.
Mrs. Blanche Eldredge was the
honor guest at a prettily arranged
party Saturday afternoon, which was
her home on East Court street. Mrs
w. E. Patrie won the prize for play
ing high, Mrs. Eldredge being award
ed dainty gift, a May basket hold
ing roses and ferns. Mrs. Mac
Cosham was assisted in serving by the
Mesdames R. w. Adair, L. B. Dustin
and B. H. Hudson.
Five Hundred party was given
Tuesday evening at the home Of Dr.
and Mrs. Patrie, when the Misses
Gladys and Myrtle Steen entertain
ed sixteen guests. Miss Ann Bur-
graft held high score. At late
hour refreshments were served, Miss
Weyerts assisting the hostesses
A well appointed party honoring
Mrs. Blanche Eldredge, was given
Tuesday afternoon at the DR.. Patrie
home, when Mrs. Patrie entertained