Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-02-17
ANNUAL EMPLOYE
PARTY THURSDAY
Sixty Guests and Employees
Present; Dancing, Games
and Music.

The owners of the Tingwalls
stores situated in King Hill and
Glenns Ferry gave their Annual EN-
ployee party Thursday evening of
last week. The employees of the
firm from both stores, their families
and a number of invited guests,
over so in all, were most royalty en-
tertained by the host and hostess,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Tingwall.
Owing to the large increase in the
staff of these stores it was found i'm
possible to accomadate them in the
home as has been the custom so the
Parish House was secured for this
years party.
The early party of the evening
was given over to dancing and games
Hamilton's orchestra furnishing the
music. During the evening dainty
luncheon was served at request of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Tingwall, by
the Ladies Auxiliary of the Episcopal
church which was pronounced
great success. The dining room was
artistically decorated the walls be-
ing adorned with hearts and cupids,
the tables were particularly pretty,
the cut glass and flowers producing a
very pleasing effect. The party this
year was pronounced by those parti-
cipating as the best yet, and so far
since the Parish House has been
opened has there seen such an even
ing of merriment and laughter,
which speaks we'll for the splendid
arrangements made by the host and
hostess for the comfort and amuse-
ment of their guests. In the wee
small hours of the morning, some
say about $3.50 a. M, the guests
very reluctantly retired to their re-
spective homes having thoroughly
enjoyed every minute of the evening.
Rev. A. L. Wood and family re
turned Saturday afternoon from
Boise where they have ben attending
the 18th Annual Convocation of the
Protestant Episcopal church of Ida
no. Mr.. Wood remained over for a
few days too in order to undergo a
thorough examination having been
quite poorly of late. The examining
doctor ordered him to take a COM
plete rest, otherwise he would not |
be responsible for the ultimate out
come.
Among the Boise visitors from
Glenns Ferry last week were Mrs.
Farm, John McGinnis, Hor-
ton Tate and Mrs. Ben Martz, Olive
Martz, Mrs. Ahlslager, Mrs. C. E.
Wells, Josephine Stout, Irene and
Grace Sherman, Luella Golden, Ruth
Nunn and Ruth Robertson,
Don't forget the Big Annual Ball
Of the Locomotive Firemen which
takes place on the 22nd of February
It is the ball of the season and
large attendance from outside will
be present.
A masquerade dance was given at
he Gorby theatre Wednesday even
ng, a large crowd was in attendance.
rhe Tillicum club meet at the Parish
House Saturday of this week, the
asst meeting held week ago Thurs
lay was the best attended since 1t
vas organized over S5 were on the
ioor dancing. Mr.. H. G. Babcok was
elected chairman in the place of A.
W. Tingwall who held that office
'nly temporary.
The Rev. C. E. Gjording a mission
lry from China at the invitation of
he Rev. Wood gave a very interest
ng talk on his work in that country,
Rev. Gjording is a brother of Chris
Sjording who has resided in Glenns
'ery for number of years, and is
.lso connected with the Missionary
work of the Seven Day Adventists
ver in China, He returns very
hortly to his work over there. He
las been on vacation with his wife
nd child in this country after seven
ears of service in the foreign field.
Rev. Wood accompanied Mrs. Joe ]
lowell and son-in-law and daughter |
o Boise last night (Tuesday) the
aughter having been taken to st.
.ukes' hospital after taken suddenly j
Il, they think it is appendicitis.
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