The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-02-23

Cox presided over the tea table and
the guests enjoyed dainty lunch and
tea. The afternoon was given over to
social time Mrs. Trexler favored
us with a well chosen reading, Mrs.
! Sullivan a short talk, and there were
several musical numbers. Great
/ praise must be given to the commit
tee in charge Of the tea and the sue
cessful carrying out of their plans
that made the afternoon so enjoyable
to the many callers who attended.
The Crescent Club are giving a
George Washington birthday lunch
con at the Club house Friday at 10
o'clock, to be followed by a negro
minstrel given by number of the
ladies'.
Mr., and Mrs. Harold McCrossin en-
tertained with cards last Saturday
evening in most delightful manner.
There were tables of 500 placed for
their pleasure, Mrs, Hansen won the
ladies' favor, and Ed Tyler the gentle
mans prize. Refreshments of many
dainty dishes we're served by Mrs.
McCrossin at late hour.
The Dorcas division of the Metho-
dist church are meeting this after
noon with Mrs. Margaret Campbell
at her home west Of town.
Mrs. Minnie Fairchild was hostess
FOR most pleasant evening Of cards
1t her home Wednesday evening.
There were three tables of Bridge,
With Mrs. ]. l. Barry carrying away
he prize. Most delicious refresh
nents were served by the hostess.
At the spacious and CHEEKY home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Hargus, the p,
:. O.'s maintained the reputation as
he years most gay social event in
he annual "B. |. l.. night" entertain
nent which they held Monday even 7
ng. Significance OF that evenings ,
altering to P. K. O.'s and B. |. LIS a
'as the sixth P. f. o. birthday ami b
ersary, the reunion, and the initia- Q
on of the three new b. !. LIS: Karl
lam, ]. p. Reed and Ed Skinner. The c
litiation of the above candidates was
by members Of the r. l. l.. h
rder, donned in the usual attire and o
it'll plenty Of "persuaders". The n
,ndidates, in coming from rooms n
Dove, descended the stairs in snake n
Ike fashion, but in haste, with stern "
aard at each victims side. They c.
ere brought before T. B. Hargus, Il
alter Keith, V. T. Craig and s. o. n
achman who conducted the cere- CT
ony in the most dignified manner, Il
I'd in transforming these Weary Il
lilies" to grand and glorious Bills, -
SITS and VOWS, marvel in themsel-
IS, were given and taken amid gales NJ
laughter. During the initiation the p
ndidates were forced to empty the nj
ntents of their pockets, and imagine IN
cry ones surprise when cigarettes, W
,uor, love letters and other damag- o'
z evidence were disgorged from the W
,ckets. They were then put through CT
q third degree and finally admitted W
the order on promising TO walk the NJ
raight and narrow path in the fu-
re. Following the congratulations IA
these new Bills, there were suit "
Sc races, peanut races, apple con- :
SITS and other fun loving stunts, be- s.
,een the two orders, and q yaude- III
lie stunt, the dancing dolls, closed IN
e evenings gsiety in an uproar of 81
,plause. Lunch at late hour end a.
the evenings frolie properly from "
e masculine point Of view. Of
In honor Of Miss Florence Rund- III
rom, who viii become 4 bride in lii
ay, Mrs. G.. w. Maxheld and Miss pl
y Dewel entertained with an infor- Of
Al luncheon Wednesday afternoon III
the home Of the former. h. beau II