The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-06-08

carefully selected and attractively ar
, ranged on hand-painted and printed
folders, and were presented as fol
lows:
Music, -. Ruth and Janette Hawkins
welcome, MRS. Dean
Response, ...........-......-...Mrs Munday
Vocal solo, ...........Annabell Anderson
Reading, ...-..................-...Mr Mrs. Barton
| Duet ....-...,.-.........,.-...-.-.....-.
Frances Hargus and Karleen Keith
Violin Solo, Mrs. Hunt
Musical Readings, Mfrs. Blackler
Piano Duet, -....---.....-.............-
Mrs. Cummings and Mrs. Zachman
Roll call was responded to by a
Mother sentiment.
On Wednesday evening at 7:30 at
the residence Of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Moulton, their
youngest daughter Alice was united in
marriage to Jesse M. Campbell of
Parma, in the presence Of the imme-
date relatives and few close friends
Of the contracting parties, Pastor A.
C. Lathrop performed the ceremony,
using the beautiful ring service. About
35 people witnessed the service and
enjoyed the wedding feast which fol-
lowed. Mr.. Campbell, the groom, is
son Of Mrs. Mary A. Campbell Of
Parma, while the bride is well
known, charming young woman OF EN-
nett, The Moulton home was beauti-
full decorated for the occasion. Will
liam Moulton was best man and Josie
Moulton was bridesmaid. Mr.. and
Mrs. Campbell will reside at Roosevelt
Heights, near Parma, where the
groom is engaged in ranching.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Griffith were
guests at pretty dinner in Boise
Wednesday evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Straight.
Mrs. Marvin Hutton entertained
Sunday at the club house on the slope
With dinner, honoring her sister,
Miss Flora Carter, who leaves soon
or Albion, where she will attend sum-
ner normal. The guests numbered
o and were intimate friends and re-
atives. A summer motif was sug-
'ested in the appointments, with roses
making an attractive centerpiece.
Wednesday, in a colorful setting .
( roses and summer flowers, Mrs.
urt Mays entertained in the popular :
rode with bridge and tea for the !,
an Souci club members. Three guests
ERE invited; Mrs. Mary Carnage, /,
Irs. Jones and Mrs. Keith. :
The Central division of the Metho-
lst Aid were guests at an all day :
,ssion Thursday Of last week at the \
ome of Mrs. r. B. Shaw. Their home :.
ast Of town was gay setting for :
'e June meeting, large and cool, and !
wealth of early summer blossoms
doors and out to shed radiance
rough out the day. A scrambled O
nch was served at noon and the af- Y
rnoon was devoted to business and b
ork Of the organization. Incident to "
e meeting, a handkerchief shower Il
r one of their faithful members, h
rs. C. L. Barber, was given. Mrs. a
srber has been one to give much r,
ne and help to the support and sue
IS Of the Aid and will be greatly
Issed by the many friends upon her
moval to Oregon. .
The younger boys and girls who at
We been attending the little dancing al
rites the past few months, gather kl
at the Horton home Tuesday even st
: and enjoyed few hours of dane ca
Z. This evenings arrangement was pl
rfected by the boys and was most E
ccessful event and an especial de- a
hit to the young lady guests. Punch ~
IS served and at late hour follow to
Z dainty lunch, the guests took M
We. Those attending were: Miss TO
ohSSo tAOpC Aldl gus AuiNAlG Daily ~
tina Wilton, Elizabeth Nicol, Clara M
nzer, Florence Stewart, Emma Sy
uise Durham, Jessie and Margaret WI
tile, Marion Horton, Jim Murray, mi
ly Soule, John Eaton, Rollin Kill cr'
an, Tom Phelan, Murl Bucknum. CO.
lph Munday and Merton Blackler.
Friday afternoon coterie of
ends met at the home of w. T. lik
ouch, guests of Mrs. VIM. Burdell Al
Miss Mary Burdell, who had in col
ed them in to share in miscellan- WI
As shower for Miss Opal Crouch. thu
e gifts were given cleverly con- all
lied in a pretty basket Of roses and to
ks. Towels were hemmed and Civ tao
to the bride-elect. Refreshments otl
re served from the dining room, tn,
ere = beautiful boquet Of peonies dis
$ marking the center motif, and II