The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-01-20

dent of school of Caldwell Taking
as his subject, Community Life" MIR.
Rae brought to his audience in most
interesting manner matters OF vital
importance in everyday life. Special
musical numbers, which were enjoyed
very much, included controlto-tenorr
duet by Miss Gertrude Stevens and
Don H. Stevens and tenor solo by
E. w. Rice At this meeting the
men entertained the ladies'. There
were about 100 present for the pleas
ant occasion. During the social hour,
which followed the entertainment,
doughnuts and coffee were served.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. H
McAmber was the scene of merry
gathering last Friday evening when
some sixty young people enjoyed a
party For some months past there
has been a membership and attend
ance contest in the Roswell Young
Peoples association, and this party the
loosers were entertaining in honor of
the winners. The fore part of the
evening was occupied with a short
business session, presided over by the
president, ROLAND Kirkpatrick. 1t
was deemed necessary at this time to
change the organization in to Chris
tan Endeavor society. A committee
was named to draw up new con-
stitution for the society. A number
of new members came into the Or
ganization. Following this the enter
tainment and supper committees
proved themselves real host1ers and
made merry the evening.
Mrs. Frank Trout arranged small
party Monday in honor of the birthday
anniversary of her daughter, Mildred
Irene. Invited guests were: Hazel
Rock, Jean Nehart, June Shelton,
Norma Moler and the mothers. A
large white cake bearing four candles
was prominent on the refreshment
table
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert
Nc Cormick was the scene of a most
happy affair last Wednesday evening
when the men of the "Esmarelda"
play cast entertained in honor of the
girls of the cast. Bidder to arrive at
7:30 the guests found a most sumptu-
ous four-course dinner, awaiting them.
The whole affair was arranged and
served by the men. Novel mace cards
were used. Color scheme throughout
the table decorations and menu was
red and white.
Following the dinner games and
dancing were enjoyed until the wee
hours. Those present for the pleas
Gilbert Mccormick, Misses Vinnibel
Mccormick, Berenice Knowlton, Ruth
Hall, Edith Bryant, Cathryn Bates,
Pearl Hall, Edna Stark, Messers.
Ernest Rock Glenn Kirkpatrick, Ev-
erett Brown, Elton Mccormick and
ROLAND Kirkpatrick.
The English w class of the Ros-
well high are preparing a Roswell
Revue" which they will present Fri
day evening at the pie social. The
entire revue" is original and very
cleverly. arranged, being interspersed
with catchy musical numbers. The
pie supper is being given to reimburse
the athletic fund. The art class is
working on attractive posters. Both
classes are under the capable tutor
ship of Miss Pearl Hall.
Roswell Camp No. 1900 M. w.
of A. held their regular meeting Mon
day evening. January IT, District
Deputy w. E. MCGEE of Mamma and
a large delegation from the Wilder
camp. were present for the, occasion.
The local drill team exemptified their
work in thorough and pleasing man
lner. Six candidates, three from Wild
er and three local men were initiated
into the lodge. A large number were
in attendance Following the routine
of business an excellent supper was
served.
The home of ,fr. and Mrs. D. N.
Dutton was the scene of jolly fam
lily dinner party last Sunday. honorine
the birthday anniversary of their son
Floyd. A huge cake bearing 20 can.
dies occupied a prominent place on the
dinner table. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ Dutton. Orville
Flovd. Allan and Arthur Dutton. Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Moler and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Shelton and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Kimme
and family
The Ladies Aid of Sterry Memoria
church will meet Wednesday of THU
week at the home of Mrs. Henr,
| NiS. pCH fAIuCTSOH anu D6IIns
Cedarholm will be assistant hostesses
i Wesley Cruickshank is in Boise thi
week, where he will attend the annua
meeting Of the Idaho State Woo
Growers association.
| Roc Helm of Caldwell made bust
ness trip here Saturday.
The Baptist Mission Circle will hol
an all-day meeting Thursday of thi
week at the home of Mrs. Nick Sid
ner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmire 7. Rockwoo
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Wesley Cruickshank.
Misses Vinnibel Mccormick an
: Berenice Knowlton were Boise visitor
Saturday.
Miss Dora Marlin, who attends bus
ness college in Boise, spent the weel
end at her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert McCormic
entertained at Sunday dinner Mise
Pearl and Ruth Hall.