The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1922-01-06
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Mrs. George HOlbrOOk entertun-
ed the embroidery club IT, FER
noon.
2 Mr.. and Mrs. William var,e, 80
tertained a company at dinne' on
. New Years day.
The Duplicate Whist club met
with Mrs. Guy Steven vi fie
afternoon of last week
Mrs. Guy Stevens has issued IN
viftations for bridge party next
/ Saturday afternoon, tbs to be the
first in series.
900
/. Mr.. and Mrs. =. M. Seeger receiv-
. ed a few frinds informally on Sum
~. wbon music was enjoyed by the
ISIS and tea was served later.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B. Dutsin receiv-
ed few friends informally on Mon.
day evening. Games, music and the
serving of refreshments made the
evening a pleasant one.
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Mr.. and Mrs. F. .. Christ enter
tanned a few neighbors on New
Years eve. Two tables were ar
ranged for bridge and refreshments
were served at late hour.
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The Eastern Star met in regular
session on Wednesday evening.
when Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Davis
were initiated into the order. After
the business session., refreshments
were served. s.
The Kings Daughters met with
, Miss Irene Good on Wednesday ev
ening, and enjoyed a social session
and refreshments, following the
| business meeting at which the pres
ident, Mrs. Mark Touhy, presided.
, The holiday season was a busy
} one from a social standpoint in
Blackfoot. Many family gatherings
| marked New Years day and there
were several watch parties to see
the old year out and the New Year
in.
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The American Legion gave a
: dance for members and friends on
New Years eve. Dancing was over
just at midnight and many of the
dancers adjourned to the Bon Ton
for refreshments and to exchange
!, New Years greetings. r.
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A. largely attended meeting OF
the Methodist aid was held at the
home of Mrs. M. e. Officer on Wed
} nesday. Mrs. Conkle presided at
/ the business meeting, which was
, followed by social hour and the
/ serving of refreshments -ak
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Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. Whitcomh
entertained group of friends on
: Saturday evening, when games and
! music made the evening a merry
one. Favors of horns and other
noise makers were distributed to
!, the guests who joined in noisy
, welcome to 1922. Refreshments
were served at late hour
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. The ladies Of ST.. Paul's GUILD
= were entertained by Mrs F. @
Christ On Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Fl. B. Hudson presided oveY
the business session, following
which refreshments were served by
I the hostess, assisted by Mrs A. RI
Springer and Mrs. C. V. Fisher. Mrs
A. II. Mcfarland will receive the
Guild next week
! Mrs H. d. MacCosham was the coz
q dial hostess at an Informal bridss
q party on Tuesday afternoon when
q three tables. were arranged for TIKI
game. Christmas green's and roses
4 decorated the rooms and tea w4i
n served at five O'Clock, Mrs. MARI
G Touhy assisting the hostess.
Mrs. Blanche Eldredge won tia
favor for high score and Mrs T. s.
q Dolman the all-cut favor. 81
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e The Altar Society held busj
: meeting on Wednesday afternooI
4 at the home of Mrs. LaCour, viii
! the president, Mrs. Neil Boyle; pre-
: siding. Mrs, H. j. Simmons wa
elected secretary, in the absence q
Mrs. Budrowe. The ladies decide
to give another card party. whic3
= will be held next wednesday, tn
. 18th, at st. Margare,'s school. Fol
: lowing the business meeting then
- was social hour over the teacupl
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\ The Baptist Union met at TIL
;, home of the Rev. and Mrs. E. q
! Butler on Wednesday afternoon b
J. "a missionary society, and devotal
h the afternoon to a program of mfg
n sion topics. There was missio3
n playlet in which Mrs. Butler va
8 the leader, assisted by Mrs. l. n
a Meyer, Mrs. George ansbrough an5
n Mrs. Robert Gregg gave readfm
# from the book on missions whic3
> forms the basis for study in the SO