The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-12-29
program Of cards and conversation
made the party merry one.

made the party merry one.
i The buoyancy and cheer Of Christ
mas time was gaily reflected Christ
mas morning ut the home Of Mr.. anc
Mrs. E. l.. Holverson In the annual
holiday breakfast given by the init
mate friends each year. To give the
air Of Yulstide the home was bright
in holiday colorings; lights were given
= softened glow by the latticed wells
Of green and red and large Christ
mas tree glowing with lights and gifts
caught not only the children's eye,
but the grown-ups As well. The days
celebration began with . 10 o'clock
breakfast Christmas favors marked
the plates for IL guests who found
their places at the beautiful appoint
ed table. The customary exchange
Of Christmas gifts followed the break
fast, and an informal day was spent
by the friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Maxfield were
host for = most pleasant evening Of
cards at their home Wednesday even
ing. Bridge arranged At three tab
les entertained the guests in hap
py manner. The prize was awarded
to Mrs. T. B. Hargus. Delicious re-
freshments were served late in the
evening.
Mrs. C. v. Wolfe entertained the
Riverside club Wednesday afternoon
at her home on Washington Avenue.
Mrs. Wolfe and her assistant, Mrs.
Sunbury used holly. mistletoe and the
scarlet brilliance Of Christmas plants
in their decorations, with Christmas
greetings at the small luncheon tab
les. Mrs. J. C. Colvin won the prize.
The club will meet next with Mrs.
Wilmar and Mrs. Rivord at the home
Of the former.
Mr.. and Mrs. KARL McProud were
honor guests at their new home We'd i
1esday evening, when a large crowd
II friends gathered and showered
hem with miscellaneous household
Utensils. fruits and Jams for the new
rome. The ladies hemmed diah tow
is for the bride and spent jolly
,vening chatting and serving the de-
icious lunch.
At the Andrew Little family home
,ast OF town. Christmas day wses kept Il
With pretty informal holiday dinner I
or the family, and guests, Rev. and
Mrs. Ralph Case and John McNish
On Monday evenings program was
he delightful progressive dinner par I
v arranged and given by the Misses
derle Almon, Jeanette Motz and
edith Peterson to IA Of their friends.
The first course was served ut the
Iome Of Miss Almon. Christmas col
RS were used in the room appoint
nents. For the dinner table decora-
ions were a tiny house and gardens .
With . touch of frost and SNOW gilt
ering in the lights. Favors were Gle
erly concealed in walnut shells and
i'd in the center motif. The dinner
curse was served at the home of MiSs
dotx. Here the merry crowd were
shered into room glowing in scar |
1t and green, with lovely scarlet car !,
ations as . center decoration. The
essert was served with Miss Peter
on as hostess. A Christmas tree !
ressed in lights and tinsels with IA /
orr for all greeted them as they en-
cred the door. Following coffee and
he social hour, the young people fin
she'd the evenings entertainment by
ding to the dance. "
News of a holiday wedding that I
,as of much interest to family and I
ricnds here, was that of Miss Mar /
cry Batey, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. (
'homas Batey, to Mr.. Karl MeProud, c
n Saturday Dec. "a. The cere- d
,ony took place in Boise, Rev. Dean
I the Christian church officiating. il
he young people returned to Emmett 5
tuesday and have gone to houseksep- b
IL on q ranch east Of town. Mr.. and
IRIS. McProud are well known young b
eople Of Emmett and have a hos n
friends who are extending best
fishes.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Buster enter D
aimed Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Francis and {
Amily with a most delicious Christ t
las dinner.
A dinner party of unusual hilarity I
,as given Monday evening at the 0.
!. Chambers home, with Mr.. Cham o
ers host and Otto Chambers, Merton {
'ook, l. A. Wheeler and Raymond
Wheeler assistant hosts. The 5
clock dinner (duck was festured) n
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