Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-06-14

Mrs. J. F. Whalen won second hon
ors At the close OF the days
Measure the hostess served straw
berry shortcake a la mode and cof-
fee. The party was given compli-
mentary to Mrs. Ray Pippin and Mrs
Lou Ramey of Wenatchee, Washing
ton.
John Reimers and family, WIN.
Reimers and wife Of Payette, and
Geo. Lattig and family OF FruitIand,
gave Mr.. Henry Reimers surprise
on June 5th when they arrived in a
body to help him celebrate his birth
day.
! The annual meeting of the L. s. C.
was held at the Chapter House on
Tuesday with Mrs. K. d. Rogers as
hostess. Roll call was responded to
by telling How the club helps me. :"
The election of officers resulted in
electing Mrs. E. M. Medaris, presi-
dent. Mrs. ]. L. Shearer yice-presi-
dent; Mrs. A. Hagerman, secretary;
and treasurer. Mrs. A. ]. Shearer
gave a short history Of the club since
it was first organized in 1909 with
nine member they now have %
members enrolled. During that
time eleven women have acted as
president, a number serving two
years: of the members who have
moved away 13 are still in Idaho, 7
in Oregon, 2 in Iowa, 2 in Virginia.
/ each in Indiana, Colorado, Wash
ington and British Columbia. Three
of the Charter members are still ac-
tive club work, and three members
have passed to the Great Beyond.
Mrs. A. B. Moggridge gave the club
prophecy which was a series of sug-
gestions for work in the future such
as taking an active interest in our
schools, the Home Finding Society,
and any work which would be up
lifting to themselves as well as the
good With others would derive
from the work done Mrs F. B.
Suplee was presented with a large
mahogany sewing tray as a token OF
appreciation for her active, faithful
service as president of club for two
years. Mrs. Suplee responded by
thanking the ladies for their hearty
cooperation during her presidency.
The hostess served delicious refresh
ments at the close of the afternoon.
The St. James Guild held their
annual garden party and bazaar at
the Ashworth home on Thursday af
ternoon with Mrs. Thos Ashworth
and Mrs. D. Jones as hostesses. The
lawn was gay with its groups of
young and old, their many bright
colored frocks gave a touch of fes-
tivity to the scene. At the right as
you entered in the gate fish pond
attracted your attention, Mrs. A. b.
Moggridge and Mrs. H. Pugh were
in charge and for a dime you were
to try your luck. At the west
side of the lawn were the bazaar
tables with Mrs. Bradshaw and Mrs. /
Pacha presiding, there you could
cooked food, jellies. fruit
and fancy work. The tea tables |
were arranged on the spacious porch
which was decorated with the stars
and stripes and banks of flowers
generally donated by Mrs. ]. L.
Shearer and Mrs. B. Howard Each
table had flowers for the centerpiece
while roses of every hue, pansies
syrlnga and many other blossoms
were every where in evidence. Tea.
coffee, salad, rolls, ice-cream and
cake were served to so ladies while
he children enjoyed their cake and
zee cream at large table on the
avn. The tea was a social as well
Is a financial success.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H Woods enter
aimed the young married folks Sun /
lay School class of the NJ. E. Church
asst Thursday. The guests arrived
i 6 O'Clock and enjoyed a bounte-
'us supper served on the lawn picnic
lyle. After supper the women. en-
Dyed chance to visit while the
men and children played ball, GRO |
luet and quoits. the supper was also |
farewell TO Mr.. W. P. Palmer, su-
of the Sunday School. |
Who has gone to Dallas, Oregon, to !