Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-29
SOCIETY ITEMS

with border Of painted pink roses and
Jet fringe was very lovely. A surplice
effect OF the chiffon over the primrose
bodice with q big pink rose catching
the ends OF the chiffon surplice together
in front and q black velvet sash an
ished the costume prettily. The brides
going-a away gown was . handsome
brown tailored suit An afternoon
gown Of bronze taffeta trimmed with
rich lace at the wrists and neck was
another lovely creation.
The happy couple received q very
large number OF handsome presents
from mutual friends and relatives.
The father Of the groom sent beauti-
full gift. pearl and diamond pendant
OF great beauty.
charming young girls. beloved for her
sweet and amiable disposition and is as
| accomplished as she Is attractive. She
was for some time student in the Art
! institute Of Chicago.
The groom is the son Of Charles N.
Scott of Worcester, Mass, who was
unable to be present on account Of Ill
ness. and Is in business in this city in
connection with the Pacific National
bank. and with his fair bride has a
host of friends who rejoice with them
| in their happiness. Mr.. and Mrs. Scott
will visit Portland. having left for that
city on their wedding night and from
there go to San Francisco, Los Angeles
and all coast cities Of interest, return
| ing in three weeks to Boise where they
will make their home.
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Engagement Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Bilderback an
nounce the engagement Of their daugh-
ter, Miss Laura, to Frank f. Church,
the wedding to take place early in Oc-
tober.
Mrs. Aliens Luncheon.
Mrs. 0. V. Allen entertained at a
luncheon Saturday. the first Of series
Of four. the second Of which will be
given on Tuesday. Seven tables were
filled. each centered with bowl of
pink and lavender sweet peas. The
| rooms were filled with the beauty and
fragrance of profusion OF sweet peas,
nasturtiums, white clematis and wood
bine. Mrs. Frawley won the first
prize and Mrs. Mehargue the second.
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Miss carIson's Luncheon.
In compliment to Miss Irene Grun-
maum was the pretty bridge luncheon
given by Miss Fay Carlson in the
jungle Of the Owyhee Thursday. The
seven small tables were attractively
decorated with red SALIVA. Bridge was
played in the green room on the mez-
canine floor, six tables being occupied
by the young ladies and one by the
matrons, the prize of the latter table
being won by Mrs Grumbaum. The
first prize was won by Miss Linnie
Korts and the second by Miss Annabel
Little at the other six tables.
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Progressive Luncheon.
Mrs. F. c. Henry entertained at
progressive luncheon Thursday at
o'clock in honor of her sister, Mrs
Switzer of Kansas City. who has come
to Boise to reside. The decorations
were California peoples, yellow mari
gold and white clematis. After lunch
con a social hour was enjoyed. About
35 ladies were present to enjoy Mrs.
Henry's hospitality.
Miss lingenfeIter's Party.
Miss Madge Lingenfelter entertained
at dance at her home Monday evening
complimenting Miss Irene Grunbaum
The house was pretty with asters and
dahlias for decoration. Twenty young
couples enjoyed the evening.
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For Miss johnson Of Chicago.
Mrs. Fraser was the hostess at a
charming bridge tea Tuesday, one of
series given in honor of her sister, Miss
Johnson of Chicago, will be her guest
for month or more. The prizes were
won by Miss Rose Marks and Mrs.
Young Of Weiser. The table was CEN
tered with glowing cluster of yellow
chrysanthemums. Forty-five ladies'
enjoyed the delightful afternoon.
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Informal Afternoon.
Mrs Steinmeier presided at a very
informal Kaffee Klatch Friday after
noon honoring Mrs. Boomer and Mrs
Borah. California peoples made a
pretty decoration. A couple of rubbers
of bridge were enjoyed by the ladies.
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Miss Steinmeer's Dinner Dance.
Miss Henrietta Steinmeier was a
charming young hostess on Tuesday
night at an enjoyable dinner party of
IA covers at her home. given in honor
of Miss Irene Grunbaum. The table
was pretty with centeEpiece Of pink
and white rosebuds. After dinner a
number of young friends dropped in to
ia thu hot
agreeably in that amusement.
For Out.of- Town Guests.
Mrs. Eofr presided at very enjoy
able luncheon Thursday given in hon
or of Mrs. Boomer OF San Francisco,
Mrs. Borah. and Mrs. Smalley (nee
Miss Ann Sonna) all former residents
of Boise. The hall and living room were
decorated with cactus dahlias Of rich
coioring from the garden of the hostess
who has n M pOifirept colloc%tOp IF