Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-20

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dance. fairy dance and shoemakers' /
dance, boys and girls both taking part |
in the figures.
At owyhes for Winter.
Mrs. Laura C. Tucker and her son, |
Mr.. Edwin Tucker. have taken apart
ments at the Owyhee for the winter.
Returned Homo.
Mrs. A. r. Armstrong Of Butte, Neb,
who, with her young daughter. Miss !
kathryn. has been the guest of her
sister. Mrs. NJ. p. Meholin for month
or more returned home. Friday morn
ing. Prior to her departure Miss
kathryn was the honor guest at several
children's parties. Her cousin Miss
Mildred Meholin entertained for her at
pretty party Of IL young people. six |
boys and six girls enjoying the pleas
ant event The Meholin home was
beautiful with decorations Of roses,
clematis and smilax. The big table
around which the merry twelve were
seated was pretty with a centerpiece of
pink roses and white clematis Games
were played and music enjoyed. James
Slick entertained for Miss Kathryn at
a plunge party at the Natatortum the
young folks going out In autos and re-
turning in the same way. A delicious
lunch was enjoyed at the Meholin
home afterwards.
For Miss Waller.
Mrs. Kinert and Mrs. Siverstein
were hostesses at "a charming 800"
party Thursday afternoon at the Kinert
home on Sixteenth and State streets,
in compliment to Miss Marie Waller,
one OF Bosses popular young girls who
will soon sail for Sweden to visit her
grandmother. Pink and white carna-
lions were used for decoration. The
prize was won by Miss Waller. The
following enjoyed the very delightful
afternoon: Mcsdames Harry Willis, Z.
Blake, A. Mathson, Dempsey, Frank +.
Church ard Misses Helen Johnson,
Snyder. of New York. Thelma Page.
: Florence Ryan, Ethel Bruce, Thelma
Dean. Ethel Sherier Mrs Kinert and
! Mrs. Silverstein.
|
i Mr.. and Mrs. siiverstein Entertain.
! Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. Silverstein enter
! tanned Friday evening at $500 party
in honor Of Miss Marie Waller. Pink
and white carnations and roses and
ferns made a pretty color scheme.
| The prize was won by Miss Waller A
delicious repast was served at small
tables. The following ladies and gen.
, tlemen enjoyed the evening: Mr.. and
| Mrs. George Graft, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
r. Church, Misses Florence Ryan, Lot
tie Woodford, Katie Woodford AMI
Marie Waller: Fred Moss, Bernhard
/ Bilderback, Clyde Mccall Billy Jcn-
kins: Mrs. Kinert and Mr.. and Mrs
Silverstcin.
For. New York and Sweden.
Miss Margaret Snyder of Kingston.
| New York, who has been the guest of
| her relatives, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Kerr
lor this city for several months and
! Miss Marie Waller, who is Boise resi-
| dent left early this morning for New
! York city where Miss Waller will sail
| for Stockholm, Sweden, to visit her
grandmother and Miss Snyder Will go
on to her home in Kingston, New York
Both young ladies have been much en-
tertained prior to their departure and
both will be greatly missed in social
circles.
Chicago Guest.
| Miss Johnson of Chicago, who Is
| visiting her sister. Mrs. A. A. Fraser.
| Is receiving many pleasant social
| courtesies from Mrs. Fraser's friends.
o.
Leavsr. ttsndricksen.
| A very pretty wedding ceremony
| took place at beautiful st johns
| cathedral Tuesday morning at s:l5
| o'clock, Nuptial Mass, when MISS
Elvena Hendricksen became the wife
| OF Mr.. Matthias Leaver. Rev. Roger j.
4 Malloy officiating. The altar was
i beautiful With Its decorations of au-
4 tumn flowers and foliage. The bride
Il was very attractively gowned In white
\ satin with overdrape Of lace and car
L ried bouquet of bride roses. She
1 was attended by her sister. Miss Rose
/ Hendrickscn, who wore white MESA
line. The best man, Mr.. George
II Thometz, is a lifelong friend of the
groom. 4 number of intimate friends
and the relatives of the contracting
II parties witnessed the ceremony after
which wedding breakfast was served
at the home Of the brides parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Leaver left Tuesday
afternoon for Portland, where they Will
make their home.
II Halloween Parties.
II Miss Harris two dancing classes.
the young peoples class meeting at
the Columbian club house, corner OF
II Ninth and Franklin streets. and the
II children's class, Saturday afternoons
meeting In Moose hall. are both look
+ ing forward with much pleasure to the
| Halloween party which each class Is
to enjoy individually.
v. W. c. A. Social Hour.
The Sunday afternoon social hour
! Of the Y. w. c. A. directly following
/ the vesper service means much to the