The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-04-28

Julia Reddington, Mrs. Jack Cheney
Mrs. Lunney, Mrs. J. H. Lipe and Mrs.
Harry Brown. The next meeting will
be with Mrs. Alice Waugh.
Thelma Slater, a music pupil of
Miss Ecker's class, executed an appro-
pirate piano solo like past master,
and received unstinted applause.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Howard have
moved from the apartments in the
{ Lea1ore garage building and are now
domiciled in the VIM. Snow house.
! Prof. Scoda's violin eslection was a
masterpiece, and the instrumental
duet by the Christensen children was
a pleasing surprise to the audience.
Taken as whole the Easter pro-
gram was a success in the fullest
meaning Of the word and the even
ing was an enjoyment and inspir-
alton to all present.
The Easter exercises held in the
school auditorium were we'll attended
and praise was heard on all sides for
the excellent way in which these ex-
cercises were conducted.
Much credit must be given to Mrs.
Plum, Mamie Reddington and Prof.
Woods for the careful drill the chill
dren received, and the excellent ladies'
who made the artificial flowers and
presser the elegant costumes.
Mrs. Watkins, Co. Supt. of Lenhi
county, was in Leadore this week
visiting the schools. She spoke very
highly of the work being lone in the
Leadore schools, and made a splendid |
talk to the young peogle of the high |
school.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Williams left
Tuesday for Armstrong, No. Both Mr..
and Mrs. Williams and their young
daughter, Juanita, leave a host of |
friends all up and down the valley
who see them leave with regret. Mr..
Williams was one of the oldest en-
ployees of the G. & P. having been
here for about twelve years.
In honor of the 9Th birthday of her
daughter Gertrude, Mrs. H. c. Christ
enson entertained 25 children at a
very pretty party Tuesday afternoon.
Games were enjoyed until $50 when
luncheon was served. Two big birth
day cakes lighted with candles decor
ated the table and all sorts of good
things were served. Mrs. Christensen
was assisted by Mrs. Virgil Stewart
and Mrs. Arch Mcfarland.
In honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Viii
hams, the Woman's Club entertained
at large evening party Thursday at {
me. me 10y II. Lee home. Nine tables of 5
'3O0' were played, prizes being s
awarded Mrs. A. R. Mulkev. Mrs
herman Decker, James Slater and {
BUD Robbins, At the close of the even G
hg MIS- Williams was presented with /
dozen silver spoons. Prof. Woods
md James Slater were guests. i
Mrs. H. c. Christensen and Mrs, C. :
= Shuey entertained a few friends at !
ne Shuey home Saturday afternoon =
n honor of Mrs. w. A. Free and Ms :
aFcn Mcfarland, the guests being |
ieI So Lee Ramey, H. j. Saline, +
!. II. Llpe, George Johnson, Virgil E
'tewart, Lee Wentworth, Henry Vree- :
and VIM. Vreeland, Pete Vreeland.
ack cheney, George Harris. M. w =
,reldortf, W. D. Walters, VIM. Rusk
ION Casterlin, W. P. Cooper and the
ome guests.
MIS- Don Casterlin was hostess at = s
cry pretty party Tuesday afternoon j
last week with Mrs. Arch McFar- o
ana as the honor guest. Cards follow g
q oy luncheon made the afternoon = Il
cry pleasant one for the following W
uestS; Mesdames Fred Chase, Low p
ee' Bud Robbins, Chas. Denny, Geo a
ohnson, Lee Raimey, H. C. Christen. t!
on George Yearian, George CLARK
oe Mulkey, A. r. Mulkey, H. J. Sa2
ne, Lee Veorge, j. j. Cheney. Geo -
,airlS, Herman Decker, NJ. W. Fret 1
orr }. H. Lipe. w. P. Cooper w
!. Free, Alice Waugh, Charles Ph,n,
IrS. Morphey, C. R. Shuey and Miss
largie Ecker '''''' -'iisS
VIM. Queeney, rancher near Gil
lofe was Leadore visitor Sunday
OK SALE-Cockerels and bullets of
pure Plymouth Rock breedino VIM