The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1922-02-17

Mrs. Clifford Rhodes entertained
the Macabee ladies at a 800" party,
on Friday afternoon Of last week.
with three tbles arranged for the
game. The, prize for high score
was won by Mrs r. Dice, and the
consolation favor was given TO Mrs.
Paul Kreft. The rooms were pref
tly decorated with carnations and
valentines.
A delightful affair for Eastern
Star members and. their husbands,
was the Valentine party arranged
for Wednesday evening by the Glea-
ners' club, Of which Mrs. Percy
Jones is president. The guests were
dressed to represent book titles and
many unique costumes were in evil
ldence. A prize was offered for the
lady guessing the most book titles
Rand another for the man, and the
fortunate winners were Mrs. Harry
Kinney and MI. w. o. Warwick.
The musical program which was
much enjoyed included two vocal
duets by Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. Jackson,
and piano solos by Mrs. l.. G. Collins
and Mrs James Christensen The
Valentine pantomines given by ten
ladies were much applauded. These
Iwere to illustrate how each 1ady
earned s1.0O for the home fund.
iOthers gave an original poem to tell
how they earned $1.O0 A total Of
$50 was turned in for the home
fund. At the close of the evening
delicious refreshments were served.
Mrs. Wendell Gagon was chairman
OF the refreshment committee and
Mrs. L. J Chapman was chairman of
entertainment
The Guild Of St Paul's church met
with Mrs. B. l.. Eakin on Wednesday
afternoon, with the president, Mrs.
B. H. Hudson in the chair for a brief
business meeting which was follow
ed by the serving of refreshments.
The hostess was assited by Mrs. G.
v. Fisher. and Mrs.F. O. Christ.
The next meeting will be at the
nome of Mrs. William Varley.
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Mrs. George Hansbrough enter
tained the ladies of the Baptist I'm
ion on Wednesday afternoon when
short business meeting was held, fol
lowed by a social h our and the aserv-
ing Of refreshments Mrs. R. w. Fer
ris will be the next hostess at hel
home in West Blackfoot.
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The ladies of tn Catholic parish
entertained at a successful pie social
at st Margarets school on Wednes'
day evening. Dan cling was enjoyed
by the young folks and refreshments
were served. This was the last o.
a series of successful benefit parties
given by the Catholic parish unit
after Lent.
The third Of a series of dance
arranged by the Knights Of Pythia'
was given on Monday night at X. T
hall and proved a pleasant affair fot
those present. Music was furnished
lhy Brrer's orchestra, and about forty
couples were present. Those ii
charge of the affair were Judge An
derson, Frank Arthur and Ton
johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Boyle pleasant
ly entertained a large company a
$500 ON Thursday evening of las
week. Mrs. James Ryan and Mr.
Jim Boyle were winners Of the fav
ON tor high score. A late supper wa
served. and the hostess was assiste,
by Mr.. I'D Boyle. Mrs. John Boyle
Miss Letha Sharkey, Miss Stell,
Boyle and Miss Zeta Boyle.
Mrs. Boyle completed her series o
parties with a bridge tea on Satur
day afternoon. Mrs. Hamilton
Wright was winner of the prize 70
high score. The hostess was assiates
in serving refreshments by Mrs. FL
Garvin and Mrs. Frank Silene.
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MIR. and Mrs. T. B. Dolman enter
|tained al an informal 800" part
) on Friday evening of last week wit
; four tables arranged for the game
Winners of the favors for high scor
. vert MIS-. T.. f.. Oduu0TS duu II. l.
t Mac osham. A late supper wa
} served and the hostess was assiste
3 by Mrs. F. c. Christ Mrs. J. B. D
Hart and Mrs. H. o. MacCosham.
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Queen Esther circle, the HON
missionary society of young ladie
! OF I'll Methodist church, gave a SUI
per at the church parlors on Satul
. Iday evening, when their mother
were the guests of honor. Mrs. T
e M. Officer, the superintendent {
t the society, assisted the young ladit
n in entertaining.
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e The Kings Daughters held the
Y last meeting at the home of Nil
r Edna Caps, and made plans #
:. their annual charity ball, whic
will be given in the American Les
lion Hall on Monday, Feb 27th. TT