The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-01-19


+ Creswell served delicious refresh
ments. Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens were
guests of the evening.
Entertaining informally the Moose
on Friday evening held one OF their
monthly social times for the families
of members and a few friends. Cards
were arranged for the pleasure Of
many. Mrs. Ray Newcomer was
awarded first prize and Mrs. Alton
White, second. A musical program
was given with much success; dane
ing was arranged for the last part
of the evening, along with the re-
freshments served cafeteria style by
members of the club. There were
about rs present, all enjoying the
evenings relaxation after the days
work.
Thursday of last week marked an
enjoyable evening for friends and
members of the L. d. S. church.
Dancing was enjoyed by over 80 cou-
Piles, and comprised one of the social
gatherings and reunions given each
month.
Mrs. Lee Forbes entertained the
missionary society Of the Presbyter-
ian church Tuesday afternoon.
n
Complimenting a company of
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Appel enter
tanned informally At their home Tues
day evening. After an evening Of
500, Mrs. Appel served a delicious
collation.. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. T. M. Davis, Miss Classy
Davis and Ray Davis, Miss Emily
Bandell, Mr. and Mrs. Lou Burton,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Davis and Harry
Carmichael.
The officers of the Junior League
of the Methodist church were guests
at the home Of Mrs. R. E. Shaw Fri
day The hostess, who is superintend-
ent of the league, entertained her
friends with 6 O'Clock dinner, US
ing the winter colors Of red and green
for her rooms and carnation motif.
Covers were laid for IL around the
pretty table, where they joined for
gay conversation and to do justice to
the bountiful dinner. The evening
hours were filled with jolly pro-
gram of games and music.
With Mrs. J. j. RAIDER and Mrs. |
Wilson as hostesses the Cres-
cent Club members met Friday after
noon at the club house. The usual
routine of business was followed by
several interesting talks, and paper
on the life of Mrs. Ella Wheeler Will
cox was written and read in most
manner by Mrs. Ed Ty-
Ter. The usual pleasant hour around
the luncheon table closed the day.
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Tyler on Saturday evening a merry
group gathered for an evening of !
amusementA Three tables
IF cards were placed for 500. At the
close Of the game, the hostess served
her guests with . most appetizing
unch.
On Wednesday afternoon, 1T the
iome Of Mrs. T. Batey on Fourth
,treet, the ladies Of the Presbyterian
Aid met for the first Of the 1922 SER
es of social teas. These affairs have
zen 4 popular feature among the
women and their friends for some
ime and are to be continued. A good /:
rowd was in attendance Wednesday,
With four new members added to the
ist. The scrambled lunch contained
varied menu of afternoon dainties
nd was served At the close of musi-
al program.
This, the sixth annual dinner given
y the San Souci club for the MEM 3
ers and husbands, was one of the
lost enjoyable affairs of the season.
nd was given Wednesday evening \
the spacious home of Mrs. w. w. U
Vilton. The rooms shining in their
wn lights were beautiful with a col D
rful setting of yellow. Two long
lbles with place cards at each for a
2 were delight to all. Yellow G
askets filled with candy stood near z
lie place cards, with yellow kewpie .
Ills as favors. Colors were repeat !.
in the two yellow candles and
lades at each table. The table fair
glistened in delicately painted .
lima, silver and cut glass. Two big a
rkeys graced the tables, with all o.
e fixin's, and dainties that go with Of
midwinter dinner. Cards, with many pl
ecial and impromptu features, made
e affair one of the really jolly af- II
irs of the season. IN