The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-05-11

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Spring days with lots of warm sur
and the many good roads have already
made the picnic parties long to bt
out, with numerous grounds for short
trips near home Arrow Rock dan
has become the popular mecca fol-
trips out of town and already this
spring has been a favorite place for
a number of picnics. Saturday Of last
week six of the teachers from the
Emmett schools made the trip, enjoy
ing the drive and the scenic wonders
of the dam and surrounding country
A good camp fire, with excellent cot
fee and lunch made the day q most
gay one. In the party were Miss WAg-
ner, Miss Bruce, Miss Deweii, Miss
Patton, Miss Gruber and Miss McIn-
tire.
One of the parties Of this weeks
social calendar, which proved to be .
most happy and successful affair, was
the dancing party given Miss Eliza
beth Nicols at the family home on
Second street Saturday evening.
There were twenty guests who spent
the evening dancing to q gay program
of the latest airs, played by Miss
Helen Hargus At about IL O'Clock q
dainty collation. was served the merry
little party.
A contest on different points ar
ranged for the interests of the young
people of the B. Y. p. U. again result
ed with one side winning, this time
group No. with the losing groups
Of Nos. I, and 4 acting as hosts and
with q most elaborate
dinner. Six tables were arranged to
seat the party with decorations of
jonquiis and fruit blossoms. Mrs
Lathrop acted as toastmistress, with
each group responding.
Among the graduates from st. Al
phonsus hospital Friday, May u, will
be one of Emmett's girls, Miss Char
lotte Parrish, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. W. Parrish, who was grad
uate of Emmett's High school three
years ago, and has made good in her
classes at St. Alphonsus. The diplo-
mas will be presented by Governor
Davis. Among those attending from
here will be Mrs. Parrish, Miss Min
ME Knox and Miss Margaritha Thorn
men
This weeks social events marked
very pleasing one for the young peo-
ole of the Presbyterian church in the
Tuesday evening banquet given at
Rebekah hall. Several months ago, a
contest for the classes was arranged,
giving each the opportunity to raise
the largest percentage of attendance
with a banquet to honor the winning
class. Mrs. Munday's class won and
were the honored guests of the Sun
day school Tuesday evening The
banquet was in order at $50 o'clock,
seating close to lbs young people, who
were out to enjoy and make merry
with the opportunities offered for
the evening.
In honor of Miss Edith Heller, who
is to be bride of the early summer,
Mrs. Alton White, and Miss Alta
Darneille entertained Tuesday even
ing with a pre-nuptial shower az
Mrs. Whites home in Riverside ad-
dition. The shower was miscellaneous
and was given in a most attractive
and clever manner by one of the
guests, who was dressed as the BRIDE
in a complete array of lace curtains,
and flowers. The gifts were
pinned on, carried as boquet and
concealed in the long train, which was
held BY two maids. The wedding
march was a duet played by Miss Jean
Suroat and Miss Clara Peterson Dur
ng the evening the guests were given
paper and pencil and with the and OF
1 few words wrote out varied and
romances of the brides life
history. The prize was awarded Mrs
Joyce. Musical selections were gwen
oy Miss Sproat, Miss Peterson and
Mrs. White, with reading by Miss
Patton. At late hour q delicious
luncheon was served by the hostesses
Mrs. Green of Mountain Home.
president of the State Federation of
yomen's clubs, paid her official US
I to the u. 4 A. club Monday After
i drive thru the country she was TAX
n to the home of Mrs. ". H. Shane,
where . luncheon was served at noon
n her honor, with the club officers
IS guests. In the afternoon she was
,reeted by almost the entire member
hip, who enjoyed to the fullest her
Iddress on Federation Activities
md also the musical program which
ollOwed. Delicious refreshments
vere served by the committee IN
harges with the tables decorated IN
he federation's colors of yellow and
Fhite.
Social courtesies have marked the
veek in charming ways; in fact, En-
nett's latchstring has been out the
Haek for the lat Of the Senior