The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-11


Il at m excellent time fer nanv
is1prnn,tpu gatherings and 4 oela.
lca. chatter became quite the rrepe
thing. Dancing parties are being d
tussed in different circles for Ii
coming winter months Beginning wit
the younger set this evening dane
viii Be staged IN Rebekah hall. m
the Moose lodge viii open the seasol
with an invitation dance on Wednes
day next.
Throughout the summer round oi
delightful gaieties have been extend
ed to two summer guests, Mrs. Craie
and Mrs. Edgerton of Berkeley. Sat
urday afternoon they were motifs for
the pleasant afternoon at the home
of MIR. and Mrs Walter Craig, west
of town. Some twenty ladies were
invited in for the occasion. A novel
entertainment was afforded By each
guest coming prepared 10 represent
her hobby. This was done with pie
lures, and the hobby guessed Mrs.
Robert Burlingame won the prize for
the most correct answers, Guest
prizes were given Mrs Craig and
Mrs. Edgerton. A two-eourss tray
lunch was served by the hostess.
Mrs. Carol Keithley was hostess for
= beautiful dinner party on Saturday
evening. Plates were laid for Mr.. and
Mrs Sailor of Nampa, DIR. and Mrs
". E. Allen, Mrs. Ruth Keeper, Mrs.
Eva Wilson and Mr.. and Mrs. Clare
Shane. A low bowl of cosmos was
used in the attractive ceHterpece.
Music and visiting formed the even
ing diversion.
Miss Harriet Ho'versen, little
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. l. Hol-
version, entertained several OF her
playmates Friday with a birthday
party and dinner. The young hostess
was years old and entertained with
round of amusing games AT
o'clock Mrs. Holverson served birth
day dinner. Plates were placed for
Laura, Betty and Franc Moore, Helen
White, Phyllis LaFordge and Lois
Reynolds.
Mrs Floyd Cockri'l was the inspira-
ton for the delightful little party Sat
urday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Walter Brown The party was a sur
prise on Mrs. Cockrill and given by
the Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian
church 1t was an afternoon of
stunts, games and good time A dain-
ty tea lunch brought the afternoon to
= close. Mrs. Cockrill is moving to
Boise this week.
The Merry Matrons club was en-
tertained informally Saturday at the
home of Mrs Ralph Skinner. Visit
ing and sewing are always enjoyed by ,
the club with dainty tea luncheon
served by the hostess. Mrs Knox
Of Seattle, sister Of Mrs.
Ben Reidel, was guest
A charming tea was given at the
rome of MIR. and Mrs. Robert Bur-
ingame by members of the Eastern
star chapter Sunday afternoon, conn
one of their members. Mrs. ,
William E. Alien who leaves with her ,
husband this week for their new home {
n California Mrs. A. j. Colvin re-
lived and assisted with Mrs. Burlin-
anne and the honor guest. The pref
y home was brilliant scene of light
nd bright flowers as the happy and
'ay crowd called during the hours ,
rom 4 to s O'Clock. Presiding at the .
ttractive tea table were Mrs. John
BARBOUR, Mrs. Lou Obermeyer and {
IRIS. Herbert Haylor. The table was Z
aid in white, with a basket of flowers
arrying out the Star colors Of b'ue, !
elbow, white, green and red, with
andles of the same hue. Mrs. Col
in, for the chapter, presented a sis :
srly gift of love and best wishes. :
bout so called during the afternoon. d
A delightful surprise party was $
,ndered Mrs. A. J. Colvin Saturday :
vening by members of the Saturday !.
light Bunch, it being the birthday !.
anniversary Of the honor guest. Cards !,
ere the diversion of the eveniny,
18th visiting and delicious midnight r
upper served by the guests. A lovely q
1T was left by the friends in token &
the day. 0
Mr.. and Mrs. s. M. Hath entertain :
with pleasing little birthday par \
: Tuesday afternoon for their little o
Iughter Ii lian, who was 6 years
q on that day. The party followed n
hool hours, this being the first year g
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