Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-01

@HE week has been devoted prin-
cipally to the quiet family din
ner, the popular form of the
American Thanksgiving enter
tainment. Some pleasant So
cial affairs of a gayer nature have en-
livened the time. and the football game
entertained many society folk.
One of the attractions for the COM
ing week is the card party to be given
by the Columbian club through its
civic department in the pretty hall of
the Columbian club house on Tuesday
evening. The social functions Of the
Columbian club are so genuinely en-
joyable that 1t goes without saying that
a large number Of pleasure loving peo-
pie will attend.
Pretty Birthday Party.
Little Lenore Coleman celebrated her
eighth birthday Wednesday afternoon
in a very delightful manner. A dozen
or more Of her playmates and friends
among the little girls were invited to
gather at her home after school hours
A beautiful birthday dinner was en-
1oyed, the birthday cake with its eight
candles forming the centerpiece. From
the red shaded chandelier, streamers of
red were drawn to the four corners of
the table. Before dinner the little
girls were taken to one of the pref
test of the picture shows by Mrs.
Coleman and Miss Madeline Hyatt, the
entertainment furnishing an interesting
subject for conversation at the table.
Entire Nous Club.
The Entire Nous club met with Mrs.
Hyatt Tuesday afternoon. Prizes were
won by Mrs Wetter and Mrs. Lindsey.
Pink carnations were used in decorat-
ing, a large bouquet of these grac
ing the long table around which the
ladies gathered for refreshments after
cards. The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Lindsey.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Northrop Entertain.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Northrop were
host and hostess at a family dinner
on Thanksgiving evening.
Family Reunion.
Judge and Mrs. Fremont Wood en-
tertained at family dinner of II COW
ers on Thanksgiving day. The hand
somely appointed table had a center
piece of yellow and white chrysanthe-
NUNS.
In Honor Of Visitor from Spokane.
Wednesday evening Miss Thelma
Page entertained at an informal little
card party in honor of Mr. Oscar I'm
mack, of Spokane. Scarlet rose buds
and white chrysanthemums were used
with good effect. Supper was served
at small tables. Mrs. Frank Page and
her house guest. Mrs. Tiffany, of San
Diego, Cal, assisted.
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Mrs. Taylor Returns Home.
Miss Roberts returned Saturday
week from Twin Falls, where she went
on business connected with the travel
ing library. Her sister Mrs. w. O.
Taylor who, with her little son, George.
has been the guest of her father and
mother, General and Mrs. George III.
Roberts, returned to her home in Twin
Falls at the same time. Mrs. Taylor's
visit In Boise was marked by many
pleasant social courtesies extended by
old friends who were delighted to hear
her voice again, and to note the added
richness and sweetness 1t had &C
quired. Mrs. Taylor, from her earliest
girlhood, has been considered one of
Boise's most talented musicians and
her voice has been in great demand
Her lovely young daughter, Miss Julia,
who often plays her mothers accom-
paniments, displays the same love for
music and the power to express II with
difference: that she uses the piano as
her medium.
Thanksgiving Cotillion.
On Thanksgiving nigh. the Thurs
day evening dancing class under the
instruction of Miss Harriet Felix Har-
ris. danced a pretty cotillion, opening
with the always Jolly Tally-ho" fig
ure. On next Thursday evening the
time will be devoted to learning more
intricate figures. one OF the most pop
ular being the Aviation Waltz" used
as favor figure.
The "Fairy shoem aker."
Miss Harris Saturday afternoon
dancing class is growing very popu-
lar and on the afternoons of class
work number of the parents drop in
to look on. After dancing is over an
hour is devoted to the training Of the
little dancers dressed in their gay
costumes Of fairies and shepherds) in
the Fairy Shoemaker" the pretty
operetta which Mrs. Perkins and Miss
Harris are preparing to present to
the public at an early date.
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Visiting at Chicago.
The Chicago Tribune Of last Sunday
has the following: Colonel and Mrs.
Isadore Eisenstaedt, 1880 South Park
avenue, have as their guest Mrs. Jo-
seph L. Daube of Twin Falls, Idaho
49,
Will Not Observe At Home.
Mrs Henle will not observe her day
at home Tuesday.
Wedding Bells.
A pretty wedding with Miss May