Miss Henley, a Bride-Elect, Honored On Saturday afternoon, May 19, Miss Mary Henley was the honor guest at a linen shower at the home of Mrs. W. J. Mann at Clarkia, Idaho. The rooms of the Mann home were beautifully decorated with tulips, wild flowers, and ferns. Ira McPeak gave two very pleasing piano solos. The bride-to-be was the recipient of many handsome and useful gifts. The guests were Miss Henley, Mrs. R. Schubert, Mrs. J. M. Cox, Mrs. Harry Brown, Mrs. Ira McPeak, Mrs. D. C. Scott, Mrs. James Griffin, Mrs. Merrill Roberts, Mrs. George, Mrs. William Wylie, Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Peterson, Mrs. Carmen, and Mrs. Mann. Miss Henley is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Henley of this city. For the past year, she has been teaching in the Clarkia schools. She is a graduate of the Lewiston Normal school. Her wedding to Archie Hawley, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Hawley of this city, will take place during the early summer. Seventy-Fifth Birthday Celebrated Sunday, May 20th, 150 neighbors and friends descended upon Mr. Letif C. R. Smith, at his home 10 miles south of Moscow, and gave him a surprise, this being his 75th birthday anniversary. Games and music were engaged in by the young, and reminiscences by their elders, was served on the lawn, the tables were loaded with the masterpieces of the best books in.  The Genesee Valley, Including "Kron Kaker" and "Laefse," and other delicacies which only the Norwegian women can prepare. Born in Bergen, In 1866 he immigrated to Norway. At 1 o'clock dinner Mr. Smith was Norway. Iowa. 