The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-11-03


when II was announced that the child
rem of the Lincoln school had de.
signed and made them. A buffet
luncheon in keeping with Halloween
was served late that evening, and all
left the community gathering cheer
ing and thanking the hostesses for
the pleasant hours.
The annual Crescent Club dance
Tuesday was one Of the gay affairs Of
the week, and attracted the attention
Of the dancers. With plenty Of good
music and light refreshments the
dance lasted until late hour. The
club memoirs were delighted with the
good crowd and the clear sum. of $50,
which goes to increase the fund for
club improvements.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Katzenmeyer
were hosts for about IS Riddles Mon
day and with Halloween evening of
many thrills, with ghosts fitting
around, tick-taks, appropriate stunts,
and the bountiful spread the evenings
entertainment passed all to soon.
The Ladies Of the w. C. T. U. sur
prised one Of their members, Mrs.
Helen Wilbur, Tuesday afternoon.
Visiting informally the guests enjoy
ed delightful afternoon with their
hostess and had tea from the many
well filled baskets struggled in.
The young people of the True Blue
Sunday school class were delightfully."-
entertained by Mrs. Polly Sunday az
ternoon with campfire feed and pic
mic sports at Black Canyon.
versary and informal family reunion
was the little gathering held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Polly
Saturday evening The occasion, their
second wedding anniversary, was a
merry scene, with an informal sup
per. and an evenings exchange Of
good wishes and congratulations
At the home of DIR. and Mrs. Polly
Friday the True Blue Sunday school
lass of the Christian church spent
Halloween evening with dimmed
lights, spooky decorations and an
atmosphere which fitted well with the
lively games and buffet spread of the
season.
The Carpe Diem club members were
he guests Friday of Mrs. Emma De-
Clark and Mrs. Ed Skinner at the
oeClark home on Main street. Hal
oween streamers Of orange and black
III mystic suggestions Of this de-
ightful season were in evidence, The
Inner was served at o'clock with
,lates placed for II. The dining room
lights were yelled in orange shades,
With jack O. lantern tapers As table
decorations. The evening was spent
With various games and music. i
Miss Thnelma Moore, daughter Of
dr, and Mrs. Frank Moore, was host
IS Monday evening to ~ Of her lit
lie friends. They first attended the ,
parade, in ghost attire, ,
md then returned home where they [
we're ushcred into the dining room Of |
pooks and goblins, where the most
hoice and thrilling of ghost stories
we're told with many thrills. Deli
ious refreshments arranged in Hal
oween style were served during the
vening.
Complimenting their Pastor. Rev.
nd Mrs. w. H. Parker, memhArs Of
he Nazarene church and friends,
about 60. united in = re-
option and farewell dinner Monday
t the home Of Mrs, w. H. Barlow.
lev. and Mrs. Parker left Wednes-
ay for Boulder, Colo.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. v. Berry had in
light guests for dinner Monday even
ng, complimerting Mr.. and Mrs. John
'anDeusen's house guests. Mrs. Van
sister and husband. The
vening was spent with cards and
isiting. t
The first of the seasons series Of t
ances to be given by the Elk's So Y