The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-05-25
EMMETT AT l. F. W.
C.. MEETING
A Great and Inspiring Meeting OF
Club Women 1t Shoshone.
Index Staff Correspondent.

Index Staff Correspondent }
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry iOberneye
gave delightful auto trip to some o
the delegates to the meeting OF thu
Second District Federation OF !. +
w. C., which convened at Sboshon'
last woek, the nth. 18th and 18th
Those who were in the party were
Mrs. Ed Tyler, Mrs. Harold McCros'
sion and Mrs. c. W. Cook. The par.
" left early Wednesday morning
drove to Glenns Ferry, where picnic
lunch was enjoyed in the shade on the
bank Of the Snake river. Shoshone
was reached 1T p. m. After rest
and lunch the party viewed the copn-
try surrounding the town and met
many friends Of the Obermeyers.
The party were the first delegates
70 arriys and were warmly greeted
by the hospitality committee and the
housing COMMITTEES, where the great
eat Of courtesy was shown each men,
Der Of the party. On Saturday morn
ing the auto tourists motored TO Je-
rome, thru Eden to Paul, where they
visited several hours with Mrs. Ray
Htinson; later made = call At the
sugar beet factory on Ray Stinson.
Thence on TO the Twin Falls country.
Here = detour brought to view the
suspension bridge across the Snake
river, hanging as II does, over the
Grand Rock canyon, sight worth
miles Of travel to see. A late dinner
and the night spent Mt the Perrine
hotel, the journey was resumed early
the next morning, with side trip
TO the Crystal Spring ranch below
Filler. Proceeding thence thru Bull
and into the Hagerman valley, where
the Shriners from all over southern
Idaho were gathered to celebrate
their annual picnic on this the occa-
sion Of Blossom Day In this wonderful
valley. Here on the banks of an ar
tifieial lake, under the shade Of grand
old trees, the knights Of the red and
gold caps spread yard upon yard Of
table cloth TO accommodate the vast
throng who gathered and partook of
the midday lunch. After the band
had treated the throng 70 wonderful
musical feast. and the splendid man
euvers of the Shrine drill the auto
lists resumed their journey reaching
Emmett about $3.50 p. M. after trip
Of pleasure long to be remembered.
The w b. C. Of Emmett, represent,
I'd by their president, Mrs. Holbrook,
naos hit with her witty impromptu
speech at the banquet table. The
Crescent Club president responded
With two-minute speech given and
'eceived In good spirit. The musical |
alent displayed by the surroundin
Tubs was a feast In itself and the
entertaining feature. Mrs. /,
)bermeyer, MS one Of the Crescent
Improvement Clubs chosen delegates, I
sas selected with Mrs. Homer l..
Iettle Of Payette TO act as election !
slleYs The capable heads who dir
cted the district elections made their q
rork light, and much to their pleas !
re, and that Of all the delegation :
resent, = nomination Of one chosen
,ember for each office was made Z
nth no opposition Whatsoever, and n
ominationn chosen. The choice Of :
Ulcers for the Second District could
0t have been improved. There was v
lsasure expressed on all sides at the Il
riendly attitude of so great body. 2
he keynote was Cooperation" from !.
late president down and II there was
Ne least evidence Of opposition the v
and delegates Of t
|. !. c. were not wise to . flutter and
stunned home full Of pride for all Of
GERS Of the l. F. w. c. A vote Of :.
raise in = rising vote Of thanks ten :
sred the district art chairman, Mrs. n
w. Cook. for her friendly interest B
the State Bulletin. came entirely :,
nexpected The desire was great to p
J an ostrich, just for the time; such r.
stinction was flattering. but club <,
oman bears this in mind. that
whatever you do. do with your y
ight' with no desire or expectation =, =;
praise. 1t goes with good form
I'd helps to make q better club wo- te
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