Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-03-17
.ODDFELLOW
LODGE NEWS

Payette Oddfellows and Rebekahs
have been cordially invited to attend
/ a box social to be held in Ontario
in the near future. 1t is needless to
say that royalty good time will be
shown to all who attend.
On Wednesday the 9Th, the Sub
ordinate Staff put on the Degree of
| Friendship" The illustrations in this
degree are of the very best. 1t is
impossible for words to portray, or
human lips to express finer or more
beautiful sentiments than are fitting
| ly illustrated in this degree.
The Committees are beginning
work on the District Convention pro-
gram, it is needless to say it will be
an interesting one.
Did you attend the hard times"
social? If you. did not you missed a
royal good time. When sister Galena
Coughanour and her committee set
out to show the Order good time"
| they know no such word as fail.
There was the Gypsy Queen, (Mrs.
! o. d. Cole), dressed in her royal
Gypsy Costume, who told the fortunes
and such fortunes! The most vivid
air castle builder had nothing on her.
The dance of the Gypsy Fairy, illus
| trated by the Queen herself, was well
worth the price of admission, and,
naturally, when the Gypsy Princess
passed the plate there was a silver
shower.
Did you notice those dark cor
ners"? OF course you did. Curios
from the dark age were on exhibit
ton there Here again there was a
shower of Silver, until two luckless
brothers fell into the curtains and
spoiled the show and were each fined
for their temerity.
Miss Walters and Miss Persinger
followed by bevy of Payette's pref
test high school girls, rendered al
musical program that was a pleasure
to all.
And such costumesI King Victor
Emanuel ebert Steerman) winning
first prize. The Queen of Sheba Bert
closely by King Boris (E. H. Bru-
baker), Queen Daisy ed. Pease) |
and other unique and grotesque cos
tunes too numerous to mention
Among the ladies-The Queen of |
Monaco (Fern Wayne) winning first
prize, and The Queen of Morocco,
(Ruby Wayne) winning second. The
Queen of the Chorus Girls" (Mrs |
Fens4e) was live wire, and there |
was not dull moment while she
was performing. Other actors and |
costumes that put Barnum's Circus
in the shade, were present, all wind
ing up with a Grand March that
would have made Coxey's Army turn
green with envy.
Then followed the Kangaroo Kort'
presided over by Ink-pa-Duta, the
Grand High-Ink-a-Dink from Afghan
istan.
The victims were fined for look
ing pleasant, fined for looking grou-
chey; fined for talking; fined for not
find for flirting; fined for
not flirting; fined for standing; fin
ed for sitting; fined for wearing
good buds; and fined for contempt
Of Kert.
First Victim, Fatty ArbuckIe (Bob
Brown, fined for flirting with the
Queen of the Chorus Girls, thought
t much cheaper than riding a BIZ
,ycle on the side walk. Fine paid.
Next Victim-The Lord High Exc
'utioner (Sheriff Jefferis), fined for
wearing good buds. Sentenced to lie
n durance vile, until Bill Cougha-i
Jour gets his new Opera House finish
d, or pay a fine. He paid the fine.
Next Victim-First Lady of the
Convention, (Mrs. Blanche Jefferfs)
ined for wearing "glad rags. Sen (
enced to dip all the water from the
'ayette river with a tea cup, or pay
n enormous fine. Fine paid; victim
ischarged.
Next Victim-Lord Lieutenant of +
reland, (Chas Fulton), accused of b
alling through the curtain in the
dark corner" Sentenced to swim 5
ne Snake river or pay a fine. Fine 4
aid. III
Next Victim-Genera1 Coxey c.
[. Brubaker) accused of falling thru n
lrtain in the dark corner. Sentenced "a
jump from High School to Central 4
ehool or pay fine. Fine paid. q