The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-04-13


Tuesday evening, the Eastern st,
turned the merry hours over -
farewell for Mrs. James Hendersc
and presented her with piece Of 81
yer. The evening was hilarious on
consisting Of an indoor track meet q
ball games, relay races. THROWN
discus. shot put and foot races, wit
heavy penalty of dish washing 10
the losing side. An Easter luncheon
brought the pleasant evening to
close
For = surprise au revoir for Mrs
Bradley, before she leaves for hei
home In Kansas. Mrs. James Jackson
opened her ranch home on the bench
Wednesday. for the day, and 20 guests
assembled for greetings and best
wishes. The affair was arranged and
given by the members OF the Dorcas
division Of the Methodist church, and
was one Of the truly delightful days
Of the spring. At noon . most de-
licious scrambled dinner was served
At a table, gay in springlIke attire.
with . mound Of violets for a center
motif. The afternoon was given over
to a business meeting. impromptu
music and visiting. During the tea
hour the hostess surprised the friends
with Ice cream and cake. Az token
Of esteem the honor guest was pre-
scented with = pretty brooch.
The ladies' Aid Of the Presbyterian
church held an interesting and pleas
ant afternoon Thursday last week at
the home OF Mrs. c. X. McAuley. The
afternoon was By way Of an All revoir
for Mrs. James Henderson, one Of
their members, who leaves soon for
her home In Baker City. The friends
made the affair = most gay one, and
showered the honor guest with hand
ksrchiefs, which was followed by
most bountiful luncheon.
The Foreign Missionary meeting of
the Methodist church met Thursday Of
last week At the home OF Mrs. Bset-
key.
Mrs. Polly's Sunday school class Ia
meeting At the Christian church
Thursday evening, where . promis-
ng evening Of fun has been arranged
or their pleasure.
The Foreign Missionary meeting Of
he Christian church met Wednesday
ftsrnoon with Mrs. Henry Lyle. The
'rogram took up the work on tho Is
Ands, with Mrs. Csrothers ss leader.
The T. N. r. club meets Thursday
vening and II the weather permits I
ave arranged for one Of the delight Z
al early season hikes. with weinie
past and all the sppetizing outdoor v
shes. s.
Following the regular business O
Getting Tuesday evening. the Yeomsn p
,joyed an evening socially. Inform {,
ity was the rule, and all reported . Il
ost pleasant evening, with \ musi- ii
] program, games, and a banquet =
ith table offering all kinds offer
'od things to eat made Of the choic- OF
I materials and home receipts. liz
40
The Episcopal Altar Guild met Sat. 20
day evening at the home Of Mrs, Of
iuren Dean. 90
The Past Noble Grand Circle will =,
'et Thursday April Goth with Mrs. ~
r. Peterson.
The Christian Endeavor met at the
arch Tuesday evening and enjoyed oa
: Of their popular social evenings !.
games, music and refreshments. AZ
W.
Mrs. Ed Campbell is entertaining a ia
' guests today Thursday ut
thday dinner for Mrs. Esther Camp da,
!. Fa
irs. Laurence Polly and Mrs. Frank bel
ssell entertained Wednesday even
at the home Of the former with ct
ghtful pre- nuptial shower, honor ros
Miss Margare, Russell, whose mar w.
&c 70 Sol Adkins viii take place
first Of next week. The house tri,
! sttracively decorated in yellow
blue. with flowers and ferns -
uped about. The gifts were mis- -.
aneous and came as an April
Ser from parasol opening. Three y
es Of 500 were played. Mrs. Frank a'n'
ker carried off first honors, and ing
/ Luke Rinker second. The three oae'
fse luncheon was arranged and tes'
red at one large table and two v
u tables, with places for Is as {
sta. Mrs. S. ". Coulter Of En- boil
rise, Ore, was an out-cf. town teri
n vritj