The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1924-02-28

1ngtOn ana MI. jackson lead In sing
ing America. Refreshments were
served by Mr.. and Mrs. l. w. Hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. Kottke and Mr.. ant
Mrs. o. w. Smith
The M I. A. Cleaners met Thurs
day evening at the home of Miss
Glendora Malcolm. Miss Mary Whit
| tie gave the lesson on the Life OF
Washington. The program consisted
further of a piano solo by Miss Roxie
Duckworth, a vocal solo by Miss
Vera Bentley and a reading by Miss
Clara Hofer. Community singing
was enjoyed and the girls have
formed a senior girls chorus. Dainty
refreshments were served, the host
ess being assisted by the Misses
Bailey, Davis, Rodgers and Robert
son.
st. Pauls guild met at the resi-
dence of rs. ]. B. DeHart on Wednes-
day with a good attendance. The
members sewed on articles for ba-
zaar to be held at future date. Ten
tative plans were made for the an
nual Easter Monday dance. Several
ladies assisted the hostess in the
serving of delicious refreshments at
On February 20 the regular meet
ing Of the NJ w. A. lodge was held
at the I. o. o. F. hall. The business
was attended to in regular form.
There was a good crowd out and they
all enjoyed the evening. At the close
of the evening light lunch of sand
wiches and coffee was served. A
visiting neighbor from Lincoln, Neb.,
was entertained. The next regular
meeting will be held March 10.
Mrs. John DeHart informally en-
tertained at bridge luncheon, in
honor of Mrs. L. B. Dustin's sister,
Mrs. J. Hood, of Pocatello, Tuesday
afternoon. Following the luncheon
two tables were arranged for bridge,
Mrs. Fred Seeger receiving the high
score honor.
The American Legion Auxiliary
held their regular meeting Thursday
evening at the home of Mrs. James
Johnston. Miss Beatrice Blomquist
presided. Following a short bust
ness meeting the remainder of the
evening was spent in social time.
Dainty refreshments were served by
the hostess.
Mrs. w. G. Guile was hostess to
the members Of the Episcopal Guild,
at her home Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Blanche Eldredge presided at
the short business meeting, which
was followed by Guild work. Mrs.
Rex Dunlap, Mrs. William Marley
and Mrs. E. M. Guile assisted the
hostess in serving dainty luncheon.
The Camp Fire girls held a cere-
monial meeting Tuesday evening, at
the home of Miss Opal Clark Miss
Florence Dore, assistant guardian,
was in charge. Following the meet
ing the evening was spent in play
ing games, Miss Madgel Taylor win
ming the favor. The hostess was as
sisted by Miss Rosemary Cowan in
serving light refreshments.
Mrs. D. F. Arthur entertained the
of the Good Time club and
their husbands, at Nah Jongg |
party, at her home Thursday even !,
ng. Hearts were used in decorating |
he rooms. Mrs. Howard Henderson |
Ind George Butler captured the high i
GORE honors. Mrs. Mark Farmer as
listed the hostess in serving a de-
icious luncheon. Mr.. and Mrs. Mark
Farmer were guests of the club.
Mrs. ]. A. Stewart was hostess to
he ladies of the Baptist Missionary
ociety on Wednesday afternoon, at
Ter home on West Bridge street. A
leasing program was rendered, and
lainty refreshments were served.
about fifty members of the society
we're present and report most en-
oyable time.
Miss Glendora Malcolm was hostess
o the M. 1. A. Cleaners at her home
thursday evening. A short program
yas enjoyed by the members. Miss !
larry Whittle read paper on Wash
1gton Irving Miss Vera Bentley N
ang a solo, Miss Roxie Duckworth
ave a piano selection and the pro-
ram closed with community sing
lg. The hostess was assisted in
CRYING refreshments by Mrs. Verna
avis, Mrs. Rogers and Mrs. Bailey.
Miss Carol Hartong and Miss Mar
aret Snyder entertained at Nah
ongg party Friday evening, at the
ONE of the latter. Miss Barbara
[olbrook received the high score
lvor at the close of the games. Mrs.
j. MartinsOn, Mrs. Snyder and Miss Il
[arie Dore assisted the hostess in Il
CRYING refreshments. The guest lie
st included the Misses Evelyn IL
Vivian Meyer, Margaret lie
-illick, Abigail Davis, Marzee Gar |E
and, Barbara HolbrOok, Mildred lie
oss and Ruth Line. lie
The Second Ward Relief society lie
ct at the home of Mrs. P. G. John lie
on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. J. H. lie
ndersen was in charge of the meet lie
g. Mrs. w. A. Dance let the lie
tany lesson, after which an inter 2
ting outline of Abraham Lincoln's :
'e was given by Mrs. P. E. Carl =
n. The poem "Snowbound," by
G.. Whittier was given by the
embers. At the close of the after
ION the hostess served light re-
assisted by Mrs. ]. H.
ldersen and Mrs. William Clifford
Mrs. Percy Jones charmingly en-
rtained at a kensington at her
me Saturday afternoon. Valentine
corations consisting of red and
lite hearts, cupids and candles
re used attractively turnout the
oms Various games ware enioved \