The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-22


the hostess took her guests for rid
and 70 lunch at the Liberty Cafe
where one long table was placed wit
covers and plaee-cards for II. De
eorations were of rose pink shades
carried out in the wide band of ross
crepe through the center Of the tab
e, the four candles and bonbon has
kets. Four tables Of bridge were il
play, Mrs. Burhngame and Mrs. Frys
carrying away first and second prize:
for scores.
Mr.. and Mrs. o, j. Jones last week
entertained with a l0-plate turkey
dinner, A graceful mound Of white
carnations was used for the center
motif with name cards OF pretty de-
sign. Cards were diversions Of the
evening hours.
Mrs. VIII Madden and Is friends
surpr;s ed Mrs. Merlin Nefzger Tues
day evening with birthday offerings
and dainty scrambled lunch. Games,
stunts and good time was had until a
late hour. when the jolly group left
70 attend the fruit packers dance at
the Emmett Fruit Growers assoeia-
ton.
The Moose lodge enjoyed a social
evening Wednesday following the in
itiation of three candidates. A buffet
supper was served at late hour.
Mrs. w. H. Cammerer delightfully."-
the San Souci cub at her
home on Second street Wednesday az
ternoon- Three tables Of cards were
in play. Tea was served at a late
hour.
Miss Mildred Selby. who leaves for
her home in Boise Sunday. was honor
guest at party last evening, given
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. E.
Renner Of Riverside Five Hundred
was the diversion Of the evening. Mrs.
Frank Hunt winning high score and
Hechtner low score. A deli
:.ous two-course luncheon was served |
by the hostess.
Quite the largest Of the card parties
of this week was the party Wednes-
lay evening, Of which the Rebekah I
odge members were hosts. Over 100
guests were present and % tables Of
800 and bridge in pay throughout the
evening. Prizes were given during
me progressive game. An autumn
setting Of eolored leaves. eranberr:es
md baskets Of fruit was used in the
affective table decorations. with Eng
ISL walnut favors.
The Woman's Christian Temper
Ince Union held a very interesting
meeting Tuesday afternoon at the
country nome Of Mrs. Dillon. Mrs. r.
Shaw had charge Of the music,
opening the meeting by singing
'Standup for Prohibition Mrs. Dick
ION led the devotional service. After
] short business period, Mrs. Whitman /.
ook charge Of the program. Mrs.
'iunday gave a very interesting ar
ice entitled "An Unwilling Warn ;
ng. Mrs. Harper and Mrs. Nelson
poke on Law Enforcement. Mrs. r.
3 Shaw gave brief history Of the ,
arly crusade days Mrs. Polly spoke =.
4 the value Of the Union Signal (of-
.cial paper and the Importance of
ach member subscribing for Il. Mrs. ;
= z. Shaw brought the closing mes .
age Mrs. Dillon served dainty re-
reshments at the c ose Of the meet /,
X.
Mrs. John Ketehen entertained in
ormally one day last week with two I.
ibles Of cards for Miss Clara Glea- :
IN, Mrs. l. o. Niles's house guest. :"
irst and second prizes were given, !.
18th pretty guest prize. :
The Episcopal church will enter ?
I'm the congregation Friday evening $
the Rebekah hal. 6
The Merry Tatron club are guests e.
day Of Mrs. Merton Cook. N
The Dorcas division Of the Ae.ho- 81
st Ladies' Aid met Wednesday af.
rnoon with Mrs. Smoke. The d.
sion will meet again for work Fri pr
y at the church annex. "A
w
st. Nary's Guild are meeting this III
ternoon with Mrs. Robert Burlin- q
me. of
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Knox had in 40
ends for an informal evening Of 40
isic and cards Monday. Partners So
re found for two tables of 500.
=
Friends enjoyed jolly even ny at u
Ids at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.