The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1922-03-03

| Mrs. r. l.. Thomas received a
small company of ladies at Kens-
ington on Tuesday afternoon. Re-
freshments were served at the close
| of the afternoon.
Mrs. Percy Jones entertained the
members eff the Embroider club on
Saturday afternoon of last week,
and the same coterie of ladies met
with Mrs. Henry Giles on Thursday
afternoon of this week
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The Jsnior Brotherhood of St
Pauls church held an enjoyable
meeting at the home of John De
Hart on Wednesday evening. After
the regular order of business, at
which the director, Leland Chapman
presided, the boys engaged in nu-
mber Of clever and amusing games.
Refreshments were served later.
The Methodist Aid met at the
home Of Mrs. Bob Osborn on We'd
nesday afternoon. In the absence
of the president Mrs. Conkle, Mrs.
Officer presided at the business
meeting. Later, a social hour was
Ienjoyed and refreshments were serv-
ed by the hostess assisted by Mrs.
Fred Fisher. Mrs Thorstenburg and
Miss Susan Reece.
The Baptist Union met with Mrs.
F. T. Clark on Wednesday after
noon, with Mrs. George Hansbrough
lpresiding at the brief business meet
ing, which was followed by social
hour and the serving of refresh
|ments, Mrs. A. B. Stephens assisting
THE next meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. Carmen on No. I'm
diversity.
4 The Guild of st Pauls church met
!, at the home of Mrs. H. B. Hudson
on Wednesday of this week. Mrs.
n Stringfellow gave a report on the
meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary
held in Boise. The next meeting of
the Guild will be held at the home
, OF Mrs. Hamilton Wright, and at
, THAT time missionary program Will
, lbe given under the direction Of Mrs
Stringfellow, with Mrs. T. B. Dol
man and Mrs. Jessie Woodin assist
, ing.
The Campfire Girls met at the
home Of Mrs. e. w. Whitoomb ON
Tuesday evening and took up the
, interesting study of birds, in which
Mrs. e. D. Bloom is going to assist
them. A good part Of the evening
was taken UP with plans for the mo.
theirs meeting, which is to be held
next Tuesday evening at the home
of Mrs. J. o. Morgan, W hen the mo.
/ the guests of their daughters. Ar
} in teresting program has been pre-
pared which will include first aid
+ demonstration music and recitation
, 900 II
{ The annual charity ball OF the
3 Kings Daughters given on Monday
evening at the American Legion hal
4 proved social and financial success
Q and nice sum was added to the
q treasury OF the society for theil
e lphilantrOpic work. There was &
cdnuy DOOCn In one corner OIL LHt
3 Fhall and punch was served by thu
Q following Misses: Elizabeth Ken
!, nedy, Lucille DeHart Margaret Sny
r der, Barbara and Virginia Webb
t The officers Of the organization in
h clude Mrs Mark Tuohy, pres, Mis-
: Irene Good, vice president: Miss Do
r ris Dunn, treasurer, Miss eBatric'
e Blomquist, secretary and Miss Edn;
t Capps, esquire.
6 New officers for the Second Ware
h relief society were chosen and sus
a tanned on Tuesday at the regula
:. meeting as follows: president, Mrs
e Mary e. Jacobs: first councillor
IS Mrs. Cecil Clifford; second, Mrs
J. Jennie Mcclellan; secretary, Mrs
n Edith Wright; assistant secretary
e Mrs. Minnie Beesley At the meet
n ing next Tuesday a social will b
p held for the retiring officers. Mrs
Edith Wright has charge of arrang
10 ements.