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


opened Saturday afternoon at the same
place and under Miss Harris instruc--
ton began its work for the term. Both
classes are well attended.
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Guild Est Dance.
The Quid Est club gave one Of its
select-and popular dances at the White
City dancing pavilion Thursday even-
ing which was very largely attended.
Many pretty gowns were seen and
dancing was enjoyed until late hour.
Daggett's orchestra furnishing good
music. Punch was served during the
evening.
To Honor Mrs. Switxsr.
Mrs. F. c. Henry will entertain
Thursday in honor OF her sister, Mrs.
c. NJ. Switzer.
Miss Hart in Boise.
Miss Rosalia Hart. whose beautiful
voice delighted Boise audiences two
years ago, has come home from New
York and is being heartily welcomed
in musical circles again.
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Harvest Luncheon.
A very unique as well as very de-
lightful social AFFAIR was the harvest
luncheon" given by Mrs. Francis San
ders and Mrs. Edward Smith Friday
afternoon at Mrs. Sanders home. En-
tering the house, the appropriate har
vest decorations first caught the eye
Vines loaded with white and purple
grapes were wrcathed over the great
plate glass mirror in the reception hall
and wound about the stair rail from
the newell post to the landing. At each
side of the mirror and in the corners
OF the room were sheaves OF wheat and
other grains. millet, sugar cane, squash
and pumpkin. The other rooms were
bowers of beauty with roses, dahlias.
sweet peas and other flowers. A guess
ing contest with queries from the Bible
was won by Mrs. D. H. Jones and Mrs.
Chalfant. who received souvenirs.
What Shall the Harvest Be?' was
sung in chorus by the ladies' and Miss
Hazel Rowaey sang two songs very
sweetly. Miss Grace Sensenig played a
violin solo, accompanied by her young
sister. Miss Fleece of Denver played
delightful piano solos. Miss Hart sang
two solos with fine effect, and Mrs Lin
ton gave one Of her ininitable readings,
responding to an encore.
The coffee urns were presided over
by Mrs. Chalfant, Mrs. D. II. Jones.
Mrs. Carl Davis and Mrs. Will Gibson.
Sweet cider was served in the den, the
punch bowl being beautifully decorated
The cider WIS enjoyed all the more be-
cause of the fact that Miss Rosalia
Hart. the charming neice of Mrs.
Sanders. had gathered the apples and
made the cider herself, presiding during
the afternoon at the punch bowl About
120 ladies called during the afternoon.
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Honors for Miss Grunbaum.
Miss Irene Grunbaum, who will
soon leave to resume her studies at
Mrs. Summers school in Washington,
d. c., is receiving many social cour-
teaies prior to her departure. On
Monday Miss Lingenfelter will give n
dance for her. On Tuesday Miss stein
meier will give a small dinner dance
in her honor. On Thursday Miss
Carlson entertains for her and mum
Der Of smaller events will be given for
this very charming young daughter
of Boise.
Old World Market,
On Saturday. the 2Sth, an unusual
and beautiful scene will be witnessed
in Columbia park on the corner OF
Eighth and Jefferson streets, when a
genuine old world market day will be
observed from o'clock in the after
noon until the crowd grows weary and
goes home. There will be peddlers
with their carts everywhere, all in old
world costume, maidens from Holland
and Germany with cheese and pretzels,
lassies from Scotland with Draw new
gowns and Scotch cakes to sell, Ital-
ian peddlers will offer baskets of fruit
for sale, a pretty peasant will tend a
flower cart, another a candy cart, hot
weinerwursts and sandwiches will be
for sale by German madchen. and
| others will sell cakes and jellies and
useful household articles such az
aprons. etc. There will be good mu
sic. sociability and pleasuse for every
one. Come and buy from the ped
dlers gay and have your fortune told
by the mysterious gypsy queen. This
| IL only part of what the ladies' of
the Presbyterian church have planned
b
| interest and insures everyone an even
| ing OF genuine pleasure.
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| Bridal Shower.
| The state house was enlivened
yesterday afternoon by a touch Of real
sentiment when Miss Waive White
who Is employed in the office of the
state treasurer. was the happy recip-
| lent of a shower OF good wishes and
fits from appreciative friends among
! the other young ladies employed in the
| various offices OF the state capitol
Miss White resigned her position to be
married. the wedding to take place
soon. and her many friends wish her
all happiness.
Prsnuptial Tea.
Miss Gussie Kingsbury entertained
informally at a prenuptial tea in honor
of Miss Mabelle Meholin Saturday
| afternoon at the home of her aunt. Mrs
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