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Show State Society I FgCATELLO, IDA. roc AT KLLO. Idaho, Dec. 27. Mrs. H. 1 Lacheor was hostess at a dinner Christmas afternoon at her apartment in the Fargo. 'The rooms looked beautiful in their holiday uttire, and the same scheme was carried out in the table decorations. deco-rations. The quests were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Boyle of Idaho Falls, Mrs. Lang-don, Lang-don, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Carrigan and Miss M. J. Geeliam. One of the pleasing social events of the week was the dancing party given Tuesday Tues-day evening by Kuth chapter No. 3, Order of the Kastern Star. The hall decorations were the finest shown at any party this season, composed of a largo Christmas tree in the center of the hall from which Sama Claus later in the evening distributed distrib-uted presents to the guests, assisted by little Misses Ruth Ray and Don Ncllan. The punch booth was made attractive with a curtain effect of red and green streamers. Mrp. Frank C. Iligson entertained at a children's party Tuesday afternon in honor of her little niece, Marjorie Don Nellan of Salt Lake. The diversion of the afternoon consisted of games and music mu-sic and serving of refreshments at a long table which was decorated with little Christmas trees. Christmas boxes of candy and nuts composed tho favors. Attending At-tending the party were Annetta and Ruth Ray. Fvolvn Bachelor, Selma Clothier. Ruth and Mar.iorie Clothier, Jimmy Cloo-nan. Cloo-nan. Raul Wiikins, Jimmie Ilenuion, Virginia Vir-ginia Cruze, Maud K. Jennings, Kather-ine Kather-ine Johns and FlizabetU Wilhelm. Tho Rilliken club ball at the Commercial hall was one of the successful events of t he week, and was Ktven Monday evening. eve-ning. A red and green color schemo was used In the decorations of the hall, and the same- effects were worked out in the refreshment booths. Patrons and patronesses patron-esses of the affair were Mr. and -Mrs. J. P. llalliwell, Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. "SVil-boii, "SVil-boii, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore, Turner, Jr., and Miss Cienevieve Gilbert. Christmas afternoon Mr. and Mrs. AA'. S. . Caton entertained a few friends at dinner. din-ner. The dining table was decorated with a small decorated Christmas tree in the renter. Season's favors were distributed to the gT.iests from a large tree set snugly in one corner of tho dining room. The guests Included Mr. and Mrs. II. Lauder-barh, Lauder-barh, Misa Lauderbach of Idaho Falls. Mr. and Mrs. A. C Carmen and daughter, Nancy, Miss Grace Dye. little Miss "fcwiell, Mr. Chafee and tho host and hostess. Mrs. Norman B. Adkinson was Jaostess to the members of the Tuesday Afternoon After-noon club at a card party at the Broadway Broad-way Oriole. Four tables of progressive cards were arranged and refreshments were served. The Klks club entertained at a dancing parly Thursday night in the Llks' tempi tem-pi a. The winter's big social event, the annual an-nual charity ball, is scheduled for January l, and everyone is looking forward to this event as being Die season's most elaborate party. The entertainment committee com-mittee for the charity ball is headed bv Mrs. A. C; Hinckley, chairman; Mrs. J. : T. Young, vice chairhrau; Mrs. H-. H. AVil-1 AVil-1 son, Mrs. W. H. Bohlscheid, Mrs. H. B. Thompson. Mrs. S. L. Reece, Mrs. II. R. Holmes, Mrs. Don C;irro.thers, Mrs. W. B. Walworth and Miss Clara "Fargo. On New Year's eve air.' and Mrs. L. W. Pingree will entertain the Dinner Dance club at their home on South Lincoln. Lin-coln. Little Misses Annetta and Ruth Ray were hostesses at a party Wednesday afternoon af-ternoon In honor of a number of little friends. A visit from Santa Claus was a feature of the afternoon, and the time was spent in games and partaking of refreshments refresh-ments Mrs. Winn and daughter, Miss Margaret Wiun, have returned from a visit to Salt Lake. Miss Mabel Church is spending a week in Boise visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Church. Dr. and Mrs. Tom Mullen of Salt Lake are guests of Dr. Mullen's mother, Mrs. J. B. Mullen. Mr. and Mrs. Parks of Denver are guests during the holiday season Of their daughter, Mrs. H. B. Thompson of this citv. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Hayes spent 'the holidays in Salt Lake visiting relatives and friends. Monday evening Mrs. "William Jost was hostess to the Wednesday Kvening Bridge club at her apartment in the Fargo. The S. A. R.'s will give a silver tea during the holidays at the home of one of the members of the club. The Pocatello Shriner -club will give a dinner and dance Monday evening in the Bannock hotel. Invitations have been issued is-sued to a number of guests outside the Shrine membership. Christmas afternoon Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Kedney entertained - at dinner at the Fargo apartments. Nine guests participated. partici-pated. The rooms were ta ste fully decorated deco-rated with red bells and holly. Mr. and- Mrs. A. F. Bucks entertained at a dinner party Thursday afternoon. Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Peek, Mr. and Mrs. Weston Lee, Fritz Davidson and Mr. Lewis. Miss Dorothy Richards went to Denver early in the week to remain over the holidays holi-days visiting relatives and friends. Sirs. Anna McKeo of Marquette. Mich., is srendinar the holidays in Pocatello visit-incr visit-incr Mr. and Mrs. H. L. McKpp. Major and Mrs. H. II. Miller of Fort Hall P'ft this week for Arkansas to make their home. They have been residents of Fort Hall for a number of years, during which time they have made many friends in this city. Mr. and Mrs. Frark Boyle of Idaho Falls were guests of Mr. and Mrs. 11. L. Bachelor of tins city a few days during the week. J. S. Neilan has returned to his home in I. os Angeles after spending a pleasant visit to this cit y, guest of his daug liter, Mrs. Frank F. Higson. Miss Hulda Ise, a member of the "Tech" faculty. . spent a portion of the holidays in Buhl visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Tupper. Sr., Mr. and Mrs. John A. Tupper. Jr., and Miss Mabel Tuper were guests of Dr. and Mrs. Rogers in Idaho F:ills during Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. William McAuley spent a few days of the week in Salt Lake visiting M rs. McAuley's parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Stevens are sojourning sojourn-ing in southern California for a month. Mr. and Mrs. James Birrell of Salt Lake were guests over Christmas of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Ruek and Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Phillips. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mathers are spending spend-ing the holiday period in Portland, , Ore., visiting relatives and friends. Mrs. George Browning was hostess at a dinner party Monday evening, honoring Charles West, a visitor in the city. Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Coleman and daughter, daugh-ter, Ad el I e, have gone to Los Angeles to spend a considerable portion . of the winter. The members of the Pocatello fire department de-partment are making preparations for their annual ball, which will be given in McNichols and Wright hali New Year's, eve, I RUPERT, IDAHO f 4 RUPERT, Tdaho, Dec. 27. Miss Anna McMonigle, .domestic science teacher in the high school, is spending the Christ- j mas holidays with relatives in Gooding. Mrp? Jak Schiller and two children are visiting at the home of Mrs. Schiller's mother, Mrs. John Merrill, southeast of town. Mrs. John Helm and children left on Friday for Toperiish, Wash., to make their home. Mr. Helm has been there since November. Mrs. Keeley arrived from Twin Falls Tuesday and is visiting at tho home of her sister, Mrs. H. V. Creason. Mi.ss Nell Thomas left Thursday for Boise to visit Miss Magdalene and Mrs. W. I;. Stoddard, former residents of Bur-ley Bur-ley Mr. and Mrs. Elmer White arrived on Wednesday from Salt Lake to spend the Christmas hoiidavs at the home of their parents. Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Bohon, and Mrs. Kanghman. Miss Joie Sullivan, from the Lewfsron State Normal school, is spending Christmas Christ-mas with her mother, Mrs. Ida Sullivan, county superintendent of schools. Miss Sullivan will be graduated from the normal nor-mal school next spring. Mr. and Mrs. K. II. Limdy of Lldora. Iowa, are paying a short visi r to rela-tives rela-tives in Rupert. Thcv will leave soon for California to spend the remainder of the wint er. Miss Uthel Hoffman left Friday for a vis't to her parents in Denver. T'olo. Miss Helen Williams of Ricrby, Idaho, spent Christmas with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Williams, who will leave soon for an extended visit to relatives in California. MAMMOTH MAMMOTH. Dec. -'7. Mrs. James Lunt, r., Airs. James Lunt. Jr.. and Mrs. Stanley' Stan-ley' Goates entertained Thursday evening in' honor of Mrs. Leonard Peck. There were about thirty guests present. Luncheon Lunch-eon was served bv the hostesses. Miss The'ma Jensen of Salt Lake spent part of the week in Mammoth with her p;i'-ents. Air. and ATrs. S. C. Jensen. Airs. Sarah Walker of Salt Like is here for an extended visit with her daughter, I mvs. S. C. Jensen. 1 Tiie Primnry officers were entertained Thiirsd;iv afternoon at the home of Mrs. p. N. -Anderson. After the regular husi-i husi-i ness session Hmclieon was served. Mrs. Ja-k Lloyd of Salt Lake spent the holiday p-ason in ATammoh visiting her pr.-nts. A'r. and Airs. William Fou-r. Robert HnrTshnm of Mammoth and ATiss Irene R-vm.iy of American Fork were joined in marriage at Salt Lake City, Wednesday, the. ceremony being performed per-formed in the S; !t Lake temple. Mr. and Mrs. Tr.orn.'S Allman of Provo sp'T.ti the week in Aiaminoth visit'ng Afr. and Mrs. Samuel Allman and Air. and j Airs. Grant Simons. j Airs. Arnold Robinson and mother. Mrs. George AL Brown, of Pleasant Grove I scent the early part of the week with ! Mr. and Airs. j. D. Brown. Airs. Jack Davis entertained at dinner j Thrrsday afternoon in honor of her moth- i er. Airs. J a nn-s As'ton, and Airs. August I Wet terst roni. 1 ALss J.-ssie Smith of Lehi spent Christ- I mas in Mammorh wiih her parents. Air. I and Airs. Ster'ing Smith. I Ole Anderson of Sanrauln spent the holiday season in Alammuth wUh h.s chil- . dren, Airs. T. 11 Chat win. Airs. C. J. llep- .'. orth and Airs. J;ek Da is. Mrs. Alary Madsn of Holbrook, Idaho, j returned to her home Friday, after spend-i spend-i mg Christmas wir h her daug: iter. Mrs. Siniu-d Pratt. Airs. Piatt's uncle. Mar:::i Thompson of Sacramento, Cab, v. as also j her guest this we---k. j Mr. and Airs. R. P. Pi eh! of Bingham and C. 10. Diehi c f Ludta spent the Week visiting with friends in Mammoth. Miss Pelores Baker of Salt Lake spent the holidays in Mammoth at the home of her parents. A'.r. and Airs. Lyman Laker. The officers of the Relief society entertained enter-tained the members at a social and luncheon lunch-eon at the home of Airs. J. W. Lewis, Wednesday af'ernoon. After a short bust- ( ness session the time was spent in music, af-.r-r which luncheon w;is served to the ' ! following ladies: Airs. Nellie Carlson, Airs. ; iFmilv Francis Airs. Lillian Sullivan. Airs. i Jennie Christersen, Airs. Margaret I Wheelnck. Airs. Rose Harner, Mrs. Dorothy Doro-thy Wheelock, Aiis. Alary L. Larson, Airs. I Pffie Anderson, Airs. Hettie Harding. Mrs. Catherine Parsons, Airs. Minerva Harriman, Airs. Hannah Wheelock, Mrs. Kmma Andrus, Mrs. Joseph Clark. Airs. Josenhine Stanley. Airs. Alary GlUlspie, Airs. Sarah Stapiey, Airs. Susie Anderson, Airs. Janet Smith, Mrs. Elizabeth Houghton, Hough-ton, Mrs. Annie Pratt. Airs. Jane Mordue, Airs. Grace Staplev, Airs. James I'obbs. : Mrs. Eliza Hobson. Airs. Christie Simons and Mrs. Alelissa Lewis. Air. and Airs. Carl Locker returned to their home at Salt T-ake. Sunday, after spending a week at the home of Air. and Mrs. Harry Stone. I TWIN FALLS, IDA. f 4 4- TWIN FALLS, Idaho, Dec. 27. Alem-bers Alem-bers of the Vimodausi club were the ! guests of their husbands at dinner Tties- ; dav evening in the parlors of the Pirst Presbvterian church, after which the : narty' repaired to the home of Mr. and ; Airs A E- Mann, where a Christmas tree, I bearing gifts for the men, was disciloseoN Flection of officers for try? ensuing year at the last meetine of the Alountain View club, entertained bv Mrs. F. AL Jones, -epnlted in the selection of the following: President. Mrs. Goodrich: vice president, Mrs. Booth; secretary. Airs. McDowell; assistant secretary, Mrs. Paulson. The home of Airs. Gertie Patton was fhe scene of two weddings Monday afternoon. after-noon. The marriage of Miss Jan u eta Miller and Spracue Von Eaton was solemnized solem-nized by the Rev. George A. Simonds shortly nfter he had officiated at the nuptials nup-tials of Mrs. Leonora Warrington of Twin Falls and P. H Tremblay. Covers were laid for thirty guests at the weekly dinner of the Business Woman's association Monday evening at the home of Airs. H. J. Youngs. The wedding of Miss Mary F. Humphrey Hum-phrey of Twin Falls and G'enn W. Jones of Kimberly took place here Sunday afternoon, after-noon, tho Rev. A. G. Bennett officiating. The engagement of Miss. Mabel Sweeney of St. Maries and Walter Smith, son of Representative Addison T. Smith, was announced last week at Moscow; where thev are attending the University of Idaho. At the home of Mr. and Mrs. TV. O. Smith, Saturday of last week, a pretty wedding was solemnised when Miss Nancy Alay "Ware became the bride of W. B. Reihard of Hansen. Mrs. .K P. Helton Hel-ton and Airs. Smith, sisters of the bridegroom, bride-groom, served a six -course luncheon to immediate relatives after the ceremony. . Air. and Airs. Samuel Hart entertained at dinner Sunday for- Mr. "arid Airs. E. Hollingsworth, Mr. and Mrs. John Cos-telle. Cos-telle. Aliss Gertrude Costelle, Mrs. Atwe'l of Chicago, Cleve Coetelle and . Eugene Hart. Mrs. Frank Winsler was hostess Thursday Thurs-day afternoon of last week to the Country Coun-try Women's club, a Christmas "pie," to which each member contributed a gift for another being a pleasant feature of the occasion. I : EUREKA I . , , EUREKA, Dec. 27. Airs. C. FJ. Huish and . daughter. Miss Frances Huish. returned re-turned late last week, after a visit at Salt Lake City. An interesting and successful surprise party was carried out at the home of Mr. and Airs. Carl Hoel on Monday evening, when a number of their friends took possession pos-session of their home. The time was spent in games and music and at midnight refreshments re-freshments were served to the following: Mrs. Hettie Beebe, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. George Hales, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hoel. Mr. and Airs. Marie Nelson, Mrs. K. Harper. Airs. Sarah C lemons, Mrs. Eva Dunn, Airs. James Noakes, Airs. Vern Okey, Airs. John Bunnell, Bun-nell, Air. and Airs. J. S. Robins, Miss Pearl Fkker, Miss Alay Viertel, Airs. "William AVanlass, Mr. and Airs. Joseph Frisby, I "" Mrs H. l:u-:-' v:-v. - :i:m Al-s. Hvrum And-: n and M". v ..:.r....l K a::. Mi s. K iv. ,v,i !':- i :: . at the vi-M-.M.- t,r f e L:-':e Nous Literary eh:h '1 -.;e lav afternoon. T. ra--.-rs w ere ea-'-n:, 1; e:u- on "C-.r'vn. Lwn's" ny sV,; s Jsiy."';-i"-in. by M-s. V." L. 1 e i.t :d at ti.e home of Airs. L-.lward Bonner Bon-ner on .lanuarv 1 I. Mr. and Mrs. S. W. person left during t' e wet. ;; for Los A ::.-;elf s to spend the w inter. Air. and Airs. AV.ilj.-r Fitch. Sr.. returned re-turned t- K'.'.rcka . :i : i y in the week, after an ex'.em'ed ;s:t . t a t'ri-.-nds nil rela-i rela-i u "t s in ALehii;an a- d New Yo-k Ctv. i Professor I. L Wtli.a'r.son of the Tintic js.-hool d'striet l--ft on Satuid.ty afiernoon 1 for sou th ern Ca 'iu.rnla to snend t he I i. 'h.r is mas holida s with bis wli'e and da lighter, wlio are ma icing their home ; there for the wint er. 1 Aliss Florence 1 loMawav and Pen.'arrv.n Hiuenson. wvll known oung pt o: le of Eureka, were joined in marriage We ines-day ines-day in the Salt I ake temple. T'ie brid.1 j is the daughter of T. T. Hohiaway, super- ( inteudent of the Tintio Ceuti'al ALninc j company, and the bridegroom is connected j with the Knight mines, Nick Ferrando left on Saturday for L"S Angeles. Gal., where lie will stvnd some time visiting his daughters. ALss Ab.-'. a and ALss Cat herine l:'errai-lo. J. Vern Rife spent the hohdav vacation at Salt l.aKe City with his mother t;nrl sisters, Airs. Alice Rife, ALss Dora Rift and Airs. Ohirenee Duckworth. John Hanley of ML Jloreb. Wis., spent the week in Eureka visiting with bis mother and brother, Airs. Alary Hanley and Alike Manley. Airs. Dean Beck entertained the members mem-bers of the Ansonja club at her home Saturday Sat-urday evening of last week. The- time wis spent in cards, at which the prizes were awarded to Airs. George Humble and Mrs. Frank Baker. After the ca rd playing luncheon was served to Air. and ATrs. George Humble, Air. and Mrs. Loren Run-nells, Run-nells, Mr. and ATrs. Frank Baker. Air. and Mrs. James Householder, Airs. Frank Palmer, Air. and M rs. Alolvin Runnels, Air, and Airs. Dean Beck and C. A. Ellis. The home was appropriately decorated in keeping with the holiday season. I EOISE, IDAHO f 4 . V HOTSIO, Dec. '27. Christmas ti inner purtk-s nm In for mnl lmliilny (hin'Jiig purl lea nuub; up th. Horinl affairs of boie durinp the week. The Jinmeeoiniuf? of umn.v sliutt'nts from tlie university at Moscow and eastern evlleg-s lins heon the motif fur iiumy social -iff aim amont-' Hie yonnffpr seL Several dancing parties arc arrnnged for the roniinif week. Mr. and Mrs. (.lemur It. Gray of Tort land, Ore., lire vissitinp relatives here. Mr. nnd Mrs.' F. It. Smith entertained at an Informal dinner party ut their home Friday evening. The Catholic Women's league held Its regular regu-lar Wpdncsduy meeting at !St. John's hall. An ! Intercstiuir address was given by the Rev. Norbert Hoff, professor of biology at Mt. St. Clifirles college at Helena, Mont, Mr. and Mri. C. Y. Gammon of I.pwiston spent Christmas weelr here with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. John Whaleo returned Tuesday Tues-day to their home at Payette, after a week's stay in Boise. Miss Frances Wyman returned Wedniidny from Kennerly, to spend the holidays with her parents, Mr. unci Mrs. (i. H. Wyniiin, Miss Xogan hass arrived from lucl:foot to spend th holidnys with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Leonard Jogan. Mr. and Mrs. A. .C. "Waller are here from Mountain Home, visiting with relatives. MrB. J. F. Thompson ami daughter of Cheyenne, Yvyo., are visiting here with friends. Mrs. .1. A. Urim and daughter, Vcraa Brim, of Hurley, spent the week in P.oise. Mr. and Mrs. W . F. Larson of ' Lewis tou are spending the holidays with relatives here. Mrs. , M. B. Marshall find Mrs. Frank R. Hansen have gone to ijugur City to visit relatives. rela-tives. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. "Waller have returned to their home at Mountain Home, after a two weeks stay in Boise. Mrs, G. C. Bales of Gooding spent last week-' end at the Owyhee in Boise. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Collins .of Fbeatello are visiting with relatives In Boise. - - MILFORD . f MILFORD. Deo. 27. Wednesday evening eve-ning the Service Star legion (formerly War Mothers) gave a ball at the opera house. Prizes for the best waltzing were won by Mr. and Mrs. Hillary. Sam Cline auctioned off ten prize boxes donated by members.' Luncheon was served. A bundle shower was given Wednesday Wednes-day by Mrs. 1). A.- Baxter at her home on Kessler avenue for Mrs. J. Q. Sanders, San-ders, fiz-es in cards were won by Mrs. Coon, Mrs. Farthiugliam and Mrs. Scott Tanner. Refreshments were served, and tho gifts for the guest of honor were wheeled into the living room in a baby carriage. ' Students returned for the Christmas holidays are: Carl Culmsee, a freshman at the B. A. C; Delia-Cotrell and Alta I'-dwarda, from Westminster College; Thelma Tanner and Kstello Griffiths, from the L. D. 8. . Business college; Norma Gleason, from the Los Angeles "Polytech"; Lehi Pitchforth. from the U. of U.; and Spencer Schoro, from the U. A. C, Logan. A Christmas program given at the L. D. S. church on Wednesday evening included the following numbers: Christmas Christ-mas carol, Mrs. Beth Woodbery, conducting; conduct-ing; prayer, by If. H. Pitchforth; address, ad-dress, Leonard Bowen; operetta, conducted con-ducted by Mrs. Berg Jorgensen; Christ- mas playlet, by the Primaries; benediction, bene-diction, by Robert Madison. Santa Claus then made his debut, and dancing and' refreshments followed. The meeting of the alumni of the Beaver county high school on Tuesday was a success, and was enjoyed by faculty fac-ulty and students. Four members were present. inrl Mrs. Alma Jacobson returned Tuesday from Pine valley,, where they v.o- Jit.i parents.' Mr. and Airs. J. AI. Gray left this week' to snend the hoPdays in Texas. James Alacfe Smithson, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Smithson, and a freshman at tho Heaver school, will go to Seattle n enter lrgh school there. Tie guest of his sisters, the Mei and J. "Wallace Mackintosh, sister, GeraKIine Smiths-ui, . at the University of Washini Airs. P. T. Kellihcr has g for nia fur the holidays. Mrs. H. J. BaiLon of Calj iting in Aliliord. 1 Mr. and Airs. J. Q. Sandei the winter at St. George. Airs. John Killam enterta dies of tho G.. Q. A. at a on Friday. |
