The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-15

lfor at 7 o'clock the home Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Frank Knox with its decorations
of red carnations and greenery, Shrin,
emblem and fez shades As the attrse
tive background for such gay oeea
sions, became the center Of laugh
ing group Of Shriners and their wive;
A three-course luncheon was served
at IL perfectly appointed tables, with
red carnation favors carrying out the
Shrine emblem OF gaiety. The hosts
were assisted in serving by Mrs. c,
b Knox, Mrs. Martin Murray, Mrs,
Merton Cook, the Misses Mary Gam
age. Erma Sorenson and Minnie
Knox Following lunch. 500 and Nah
Jongg were features Of entertainment
Mr.. John VanDeusen won the prize
for high score and Mr.. c. L. Carnage
low. The party az a late hour paid
their hosts the hes. Of compliments
in reluctantly bidding them COOL
night.
One of the really jolly and delight
flu evenings Of this week was the inn
promptu party given Thursday even
ing, with Mrs. Rachel Cartwright.
Mrs. r. n. Cummings, Mrs s. 0. Zach
man and Mrs V I Craig as hostesses.
Five hundred was the game at seven
tables, with one table of MaJongg At
the close Of the evening delicious re-
freshments were served.
Entertainment for the younger set
this week was the delightful card
party given Monday evening at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Knox. At
the close Of several games Of cards,
ette and the rest of the evening was
given over TO music and jolly good
me. Mss Minnie Knox carried away
he first prize and George Alien
oaugh second. In the party were
the Misses Dorothy Newell. Minnie
Knox, Rernice Appel, Emily Bandell.
and Ethel Hazelton. Mr.. Austin
Moody, Vern Myers. Hugh Crabtree Z
George Allenbaugh and Harold Brown
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Colvin entertain
d with ope Of the smart dinners OF 1
he season Wednesday evening at $50
o'clock. eomplimenting Mr.. and Mrs.
frank Hunt. P'ates were placed for
o. Yellow and white were used in
he effective decorations Of fayors.
Iut baskets and candles. The place
ards bore the dinner menu, causing
much merriment in their trying TO
uess the following menu:
An Appetizer.
Inyalld's Delight III
Dukes Mixtures. r+-
King Of the Barnyard
Iri5hmen's Fayorite = - II
Completion Of Postum Dinner
Stalks Of Kalamazoo. II
Popular Autumn Fruit, .r al /
Staff of Life ~
Colonial Dessert. III
! Beverage .Bossy's Best
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Ki'loran enter
aimed the Swastika club in a most :
farming manner on Monday even 1
ig. The evening was spent with II
ards, followed by dainty luncheon.
uests Of the ciub were Mr.. and Mrs II
rye and Mrs. Mary Carter.
Sewing and visiting are being err 4
wed this afternoon by members Of Il
tC SiCtEN SAdAFDu tA2Ds VIM aEN ~
uests Of Mrs. Clark Miles.
A delightful luncheon Of ~ covers
as given Friday 70 members Of the
an Souci club and honor guest, Mrs
ma ClsrS. at the home Of Mrs. Bert
avs. Yellow and white chrysar-
emums were used on the prettily
,pointed tables. Pheasant was the
ece-de-resistanee. Cards and Wis
ng followed.
Nr. and Mrs. w. c. Griffith enter
ined on Tuesday evening at dinner
cir quests Mrs. II. Hadsr Of Seat.
; and Mr.. Wayneck Of San Fran
'eo. 3
A most ENJOYABLE and fntersssine
setin1 was held at the Crescent club
use FRIDAY afternoon. with "a mem
rs present. The program contained
.erestine bits Of the Lauraine II
sry at Belgium and was one Of the
-ernoon features The club coutri-
ted 10 the reestahlishmeut Of the
rary. A straw vote was taken for
: next presiden as follows: w. e
rah 1. Gavin COOLIDGE 5. Henry
I'd Il. McAdoo 2, Clifford Pinehot
and Wilson /. V
TIE regular r,eeting Of the W. r
will be held Friday November rs
Moose Hall at 2:30 o'clock. I'm IN
-tant business will be brought up.
eryone is expected to be present.
ILL
The Past Noble Grand Gree VII
entertained this evening a. the
re Of Mrs. Kirk Landers. Misses