The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-02-09

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ternoon. This affair was superin-
tended by Mrs. w. w. Hoops and wa.
one of the most generous giving and
most entertaining from members
For Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence Polly,
| who celebrated their first wedding an
niyersary Saturday, was the little
surprise party given at their home in
the evening. Many and varied were
the parcels for this cotton shower
which were showered upon the young
people. There were IA guests who
made it most lively occasion A
spread Of many dainty dishes was
served to small groups seated at the
numerous tables.
The Presbyterian choir members,
wives and husbands, % in all. were
entertained Tuesday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. AL White with
7 o'clock dinner. Mrs. White was
assisted by Mrs. Forbes, Mrs. Black
Ter and Miss Grace Burton. The
table decorations, clever and attrac-
tive, held motif and place cards of
music symbols, which caused much
guessing and laughter. The men
have been especially prompt in telling
Of the bountiful four-course dinner,
with the many and generous helpings,
that go in the making of perfect
dinner and good time for man. The
evening hours had suitable plans for
this group of people and was turned
over to musical guessing games and
several musical selections.
Following a hospitable custom OBJ
served for some time, the B. Y. P. U.
of the Baptist church again gathered
in their social rooms Monday even
ing and enjoyed regular frolic. The
committee in charge of the entertain
ment may feel proud from the many
reports of the rollicking good time
all enjoyed The affair was surprise
of clever arrangements of booths Of
candy, popcorn, handkerchiefs, etc.,
with fish pond and street fair scenes
encircling the room. A trip TO Mos
cow caused untold fun for young and
old and few escaped this enjoyable
trip up a few flights OF stairs and the
return trip of "shoot the chutes" down
the long table. And for those that
favored music and readings, there was
an extra program of good numbers
and games to suit the taste of all 1t
was a varied evening of entertaining
and from the looks of the happy
crowd it was huge success. The
refreshments were not forgotten and
were served buffet style to the long
line of weary sightseeers.
Mrs. Manford Rinker was hostess
last Thursday evening to eight Of her
friends from the Golden Rule Store
There were tables arranged for games
with several games of Rummy. Two
favors chosen for the scores were Of
pretty design and much admired by
the merry group of girls. At the close
of the games, dainty lunch was
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Hetherington en-
tertained Thursday of last week, with
an evening of cards. Four tables were
grouped about the rooms for the
games and refreshments.
The Central Division of the Lad
les Aid of the Methodist church |
proved themselves delightful hostess
es Friday afternoon, when they en-
tertained the whole division at the
home of Mrs. Ed Skinner. A program
arranged for music and readings was
greatly enjoyed, followed by refresh
ments and an afternoon of sewing and |
The Three Is are entertaining the
Four LIS and families at the mill
boarding house with vaudeville and
party this evening.
The Camp Fire Girls enjoyed one
of their popular meetings this week
at the home of Mrs. Cort Zimmerman
Following the business meeting, the
time was filled in with games and
camp fire reports.
A reception, honoring Mrs. Mary
Hoops and son, Mr.. Frank Hoops, was |