The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-05-25

~, who enjoyed dancing until . Lat
hour. A buffet lunch was served dul
ing the evening hours to the gay an
happy little crowd.
| The Eastern Star members met i
regular session Tuesday evening, witt
about 40 present to greet Mrs. Mar
garet Pike, Grand Worthy Matrofi O
Boise, who was guest Of the even
ing, Also Mrs. McFarlane Of Boise
The work was put on for inspection
later Mrs. Pike gave a most interest.
ing and inspiring address. At the
close Of the meeting banquet was
served. The committee in charge OF
decorstions and refreshments serv-
ing the delicious lunch amid charm
ing decorations Of lilacs and tapirs Of
the Star colors.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Baisch entertain
ed five friends at their home Sun
day, who were invited in to help cele-
brate their daughter Annals birthday.
The young people enjoyed the time
with various games and music, with
dainty refreshments served by Mrs.
Baisch.
A waffle breakfast was one Of the
gay events for a number Of the teach
prs and friends, who had met through
,ut the year and enjoyed many social
stunts. This Friday morning was sort
IF farewell, as the teachers had al
.eady started trunk packing, several
eaving Saturday, and was arranged
md given by Miss Bruce at the home
II J. M. Shaw on Second street. At
80 a. m. the girls were gaily chat
ing over coffee and waffles, at a
right and cheerful table, with bowl
nassed in lilacs for the center and
lace cards Of the quaint Dutch girl.
he hour soon passed and the girls
said good by and depart
d for school.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Griffith enter |
aimed with dinner party Sunday for
leir daughter Muriel, who celebated
err birthday on that day. The dinner !
as served from three tables in the /
ming room. The long table was t
rettily decorated in tea roses of l
cam and pink shades, with pansy a
Iyors, and both smaller tables had
owls Of bright pansies. Name cards, I
It'll spirited characteristic, des- a
ibed each of the 20 guests. A large {
rthday cake completed the setting I
Id caused the usual amount Of jol- !,
" and good cheer. Those asked to D
in the jolly celebration were: Mr.. t
ID Mrs. c. Adkins, Mr.. and Mrs s
'Ank Lockwood, Mr.. and Mrs. C. :.
acLean, Mr.. and Mrs. AL Hsther- v
gton, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Allmon, o
r. and Mrs. Marion Kibble. Win u
adden, Miss Stella Marrs, Miss Bef-
&c Riggs, Miss Emma Louise Dur
m, Roy Code and Murlin Nefzger.
m
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Cammerer were d,
SITS for pretty little informal din in
r Sunday. Those invited in to enjoy n
} occasion we're; DR.. and Mrs. Clark OF
d Buddy and Miss Anna Wagner. II
Mrs, f. II. Lanktree and Mrs. J. P. -
ed entertained ut the home Of the !.
mer Tuesday evening for Miss :,
ma Gruber, who left Saturday for =;
: home in Colorado. The Is guests, 80
mbers Of the degree staff Of the Il,
bekah lodge, presented the honor
,st with writing set, with many NJ,
is for writing and best wishes for =.
in her new school and work. Ia
5 for 800 were arranged for the %,
asant evening hours. Dainty re-
shments were served by the host 4.
es. -.
FRS, Charles L. Carnage entertain ''
Thursday evening OF last week,
'plimenting Miss Edna Gruber, one
he popular teachers, who has made w.
home at the Gsmage's the past 80. .e''
years. The hostess used spring -"
sers for the center motif, with
lie cards placed for ~. Following
dinner the guests enjoyed CON
'ation and music, until time for the IN "a
nua''on exercises. ing