Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-22
Bridge Tea.

Mrs. Mendenhall. Mrs. Pinney and
Mrs. Ferguson were hostesses at q
charming bridge tea on Monday at
Mrs. Mendenhalls home. The house
was prettily decorated with autumn
/ flowers and foliage Prizes were won
by Mrs. Marks and Miss Marks.
/ On Friday and Saturday week Mrs.
Ferguson's pretty home was filled with
guests with Mrs. Ferguson. Mrs. Pin
ney and Mrs. Mendenhall as hostesses.
Good Citizenship Club Entertained.
Mrs. Dockery entertained the Good
Citizenship club and its guests on Mon-
day at her home. A delightful after
noon was spent in the enjoyment of
literary program and talks on club
matters, after which coffee was poured.
California peoples were effectively used
in decorating relieving the blue Of the
Japanese draperies which make Mrs.
D6ckery's dining room SO charming.
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The Merry Widows sodality.
| The Merry Widows Sodality met
| Wednesday afternoon at o'clock with
Mrs. Willis and for two hours piled
| their needles busly in work for the lit
| tie ones of the Children's Home. Mas
f, turtiums made a pretty decoration and
| refreshments were enjoyed with con-
versation.
| Mrs. Fraser Will Entertain.
! Mrs. Fraser will entertain on Tues
day at bridge tea In compliment to
her sister, Miss Johnson.
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Club Luncheon.
| Mrs Edwin Snow entertained the
Octagon Bridge club at her home
Thursday afternoon at a very delight
full luncheon. The table was pretty
with centerpiece Of maiden hair fern.
/ The first prize was won by Mrs. Wing
and the second by Mrs. Peterson. The
club meets regularly each week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Nusbaum Entertain.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Nusbaum were host and
hostess Tuesday evening at very
pleasant musicale at their home, 1911
Washington street. complimenting their
guest Miss Leas of Greenville. o. After
the program refreshments were served.
About So friends enjoyed the evening.
Recital.
;, The pupils of the Breach School Of
Music, under the direction of Professor
C.. O. Breach, will hold public recital
and pupils reception at the Y. NJ. G. A.
auditorium on Wednesday evening
next. starting promptly at $50 o'clock
No admission fee is charged and the
public is cordially invited to attend.
To those who have watched the work
of the pupils in the past 1t is source
of much qualification that the profess
sor has taken up this work for which
he is so eminently fitted. The follow
ing will be the program:
March--Niator ........... Laurendeau
Orchestral: '.--
STANDARDIZATION on Theme by
Wreigl OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Dancla
Anna Mishllind.
Trio for VIOLIN cello and piano
Airs from Don Juan. ....;. Mozart
Louisa Kaiser, Raymond Kaiser, Marie
Cain.
Serenadc- Rainbow ...... Laurendeau
Caprice-Aigrette ........ Laurendeau
Orchestra.
Solo-Comin' Thro' the Rye. Lax
John Hitler.
Cello solo--Serenade Badne. ...
......... Gabriel Marie
/ Raymond Kaiser.
Selecton--The Bohemian Girl. Balfe
! Orchestra.
Duet--Idylle-Alpe
Ludwig Audrs'. OPP. 100
Chester Halveston, c. Q. Breach.
Solo Concerto, A minor. j. B. Accolay
Louisa Kaiser.
waltz-The College Widow .Berge
Orchestra
Accompanists-Or Orchestra, Mari N
; Whitney; solos, Marie Cain.
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! To Go to Rome.
been spending the summer with Mrs.
! A. r. Vollmer at 215 North Twelfth
street, left for the east Wednesday ell
route to Rome, where she will study
under the famous DIR. Montesorri. Miss
, Ecker has been the primary teacher
at st. Margarets Hall for the past two
, years
Entire Nous Club.
The Entire Nous club met with Mrs.
; Hermon on Friday afternoon. The dec
orations of autumn flowers and foliage
were prettily arranged. After cards
refreshments We're served. Pink roses
and peonies were used for decoration.
Prizes were won by Mrs Hermon and
Mrs. Hall. This was a farewell meet
ing as Mrs. Hermon leaves today for
Calgary, Alberta, where she will visit
with her father until the holidays. when
, she will return to Boise. Mrs. Hermon
will not only be missed by the members
of her club but by very large circle
of other friends in Boise.
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: Miss Falk's Dinner.
Miss Falk was the hostess at a
charming informal dinner party at her
home on Thursday evening. her guests
being Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Moore.
Mrs. Gunner Of Cleveland, o.. and Mr.
Ludlow. Roses made the table pretty.
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l colIistsr Reception.
!. DIR. and Mrs. Collister were host and
hostess at a pleasant reception Tues