The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-01-05

in day or two for Phoenix, Ariz
via Los Angeles, in search Of bette
health. After dinner, the afternoo
was spent in visiting. Many daint
gifts were given Mrs. Newman i
token Of the friendship and esteem 0
all present and all wished her grea
speed in the recovery Of her healtl
and an early return.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. RAIDER were host
for one Of the pretty informal din
ners Of this week The table appoint.
ments were effectively displayed
against a holiday background Of hol
ly with place cards for 10. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. C. R
Duncan and family, Mr.. and Mrs
Ancy' Sullivan, Mr.. and Mrs. Marion
Wilson, and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Ke-
fauver.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. L. Holyerson en-
tertained Tuesday evening with q
handsomely appointed dinner. The
table WAS laid with a cover from the
PHILIPPINES, heavily embroidered in
dragon patterns with napkins to
match. For center the hostess
used cut glass basket massed with
carnations and ferns, with a tall slen-
der vase Of narcissus at basket ends.
At places the host in delightful satire
had written an individual application
clsverly fitting each guest: Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Womack, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
|. Barry, DR.. and Mrs. B. o. Clark,
Mrs. Minnie Fairchild, Mrs. Gladys
Reynolds and Mrs. Bilderback.
The surprise party given Miss En-
ma Louise Durham Friday afternoon
by IL Of her schoolmates was one of
the jovial affairs Of the week. Holt
day spirit was manifested in the af-
ternoon hours over the cards and the
dainty refreshments served by Mrs.
Durham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Polly we're
hosts Monday evening after the dance
for lively little New Year luncheon
and cards. Refreshments were served |
at table gay in the reds and greens
OF holiday colofs; with Plates laid laid fos !
10.
A surprise party arranged and Civ
en- by members Of the Eastern Star B.
to compliment Mrs. Lewis Obermeyer,
one Of their members, was given at
their home Tuesday evening. The
friends spent the evening visiting
and playing 500. Late in the even
ing a delicious scrambled lunch was
served
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Steele were hosts
Sunday at one of the happy gather
ings in honor Of the New Year. They
As guests Mr.. and Mrs.
Henderson and Mr.. and Mrs. A. ].
Colvin. Holiday greens were used
in the rooms, and for the table de-
pink rose buds and ferns.
Chapter I, P. E, O., met Monday
evening with Miss Florence Rund-
strom at the home Of her sister, Mrs.
r. B. Hargus. At the close Of the
business meeting there was a lively
social hour and the customary ex-
,hange of Christmas remembrance.
Mr.. and Mrs Alma Yergenson were
hosts at most delightful day and
Inner in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
E. Tracy and family, Mrs. C. f.
Hughes and son Jack.
The new lear came IN gaiIy AT the
W, c. Stone home east Of town Sun
lay. The occasion was the New Year
The hospitality of Mr.. and
Mrs. Stone was extended to their
many guest in time-honored mode
with customary holiday decorations
n place and gay spirit of csmara-
ierie prevailing. The rooms below
itairs were symphony in green and
.rimson. great ropes Of evergreens
we're festooned above doors and win
lows, and hanging from the side
walls, terminated with crimson bell.
while the stairway was beautiful in
Is garlands Of greens entwined on
,alustrade and holdings. Lights
we're yelled in holly and evergreen.
electric lighting failed to materialize
md the city was in darkness for the
lay and evening. But the use Of can
Hes only added to the beauty and
teteliness of the smart affair. The
Iooe was opened by Miss Katherine
sield. Guests were received by Mr..
md Mrs Stone, and assisted by Mrs.
Andrew Little. Mrs. Stone, charm
ng woman, simply but elegantly
sowned in black canton crepe, bor- /
Tered with a rope of embossed gold
,eads and a diamond pin, received