The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-01
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IN whom the party was given, il wa
I'd m ideal spot for the many games an
IS contests arranged by the mothers an
Is members Of the club for the joll
IS group of young people. Pleasing lit
d tie favors and posters were joys 70
+ the little tots. Lunch was serve,
5 cafeteria s,y,e and was followed D,
y climb over the hills back of IN,
i club house. Hostesses for the da,
!, were Mrs Marvin Hutton. Mrs. Jason
: Kelley and Mrs. Fred Wilhelm.
The Eastern Star Club viii meet
at Masonic hall Friday, November ?.
Each member viii respond to roll
call with new invention. Hostesses:
Mrs. Rachel Cartwright and Mrs. o.
j. Jones.
An attractive luncheon of the past
week was the occasion Friday at the
home of Mrs J, C. Fralick, who en-
tertained with Halloween luncheon
and bridge. Her guests were usherei
into darkened rooms, the ghostly
white walls of which were massed
with yellow and black crepe. from
which doomed the spectral figures of
broomstick riders, owls. black eats
and COB ms. Luncheon was served al
two tables, seating eight and four at
each The coffee and ice table pre-
sented an appropriate scene with its
renter Of bristl.ng black eats. Three
tables Of bridge followed luncheon.
Mrs Bilderbaek and Mrs. Nicol hold
ng high honors.
Miss Ada Harpt and Miss Laura
Ael ey were hostesses at the home of
Hiss Harpt on the West slope to some I
ghteen Of their young friends on h
uesday evening. Fortune telling, APP g
ie bobbing, pop corn, looking glasses c
nd other Halloween stunts were di- c
srsions of the evening. A lunch Of
'peorn, cider and doughnuts was
rived at late hour. 81
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The afternoon Of Wednesday. Oct m
er 81, which was celebrated IN many OF
the social circles with spirited VI
alloween fun, was made delightfully."- ty
cry for friends and guests Of Mrs. ne
hey Sullivan. Mrs. Fred Wilhelm. lol
rs Allen Smith and Mrs. o. C. Coon pL
q, VINO entertained at the home of no
rs. Sullivan with a bridge tea from
30 TO $50 o'clock. Some so guests
thered IN numerous delightful en-
pups throughout the afternoon. VT
atting and making merry, while lar
IT tables of 500 were in play. Fall ms
ssoms, great punches Of La France
es, Halloween decorations and
rors added eo'or and festivity to the :.
asion- Mrs. Marion Wilson and
$. A P. Peterson poured at the SCI
appointed table.
It. Mary's Guild will meet next Mr.
irsday. November 8, with Mrs. Ri'
Iren Dean. Of
ing
ne l3tn anniversary Of Noosshaart low
celebrated Friday evening a. the spo
1se hall. The annual occasion Z Sail
ays one long evening Of amuse- pre-.
II and Friday was no exception. que
program was given by Ed Mays. thei
gave an address and heading. the
Emma Louise Durham Played In
piano selections, and Miss Janet and
Tk.ns, violin numbers. Mrs. Stella Olsc
zger, accompanied by Miss Cen Dor,
Cockrill, sang, also Miss Louise Dor,
den Mrs. viii womack gave sift,
ings and Miss Margaret Skff de- Arm
ed the audience with several Kati
y dances. Moving pictures Of Hele
seheart, and dancing with a late Keit
neon, brought the evening to a Law
OF
ShakesPearen study club was or -
, :, ora-;us., at ~ meet each by
Mr.. p. Reed will be leader 80.
is already at work passing out III
aper Of questions. The study be- 80
with Hamlet. '
5. J. A. Creswell was hostess on
lay afternoon to members of the De
y Hour cub. Mrs. Lyons was a o.
Of the afternoon. Three tables wnat
in play. Coffee was served at eden
sual hour. mis- W
driyir
IS Minnie Fairchild was the w. Y
ing hostess for two Of this Of no
5 delightful luncheons. enter were
g Is guests on Friday. October ing u
q rs. Late garden flowers and fused
cry were used with the effective one Of
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