Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1913-01-12

tables, decorated with low bowls of
fragrant sweet peas.
Mrs. Clara Gish Ewing delighted the
guests with several charming recita-
tions afterwards.
Among the guests was Mrs TAYLOR,
wife of Lieutenant Governor TAYLOR,
Mrs Beatty, Mrs. Laura G.. Tucker and
Mrs. Hedrick, wife of Senator He'd
rick from Blaine; Mrs. Boomer Ms.
6. II. Lamberton, Mrs. Chalfant and
her house guest. Mrs, Roemer of ST.
Louis, Mrs. William Cuddy. Mrs. Fran
els Sanders, Mrs. Il. r. Barton, Mrs
Sidney Fuld. Mrs. Baldwin. Mrs Ed.
Smith, Mrs. T. X. Little, Mrs. Spangler
OF Twin Falls. Mrs. Wheate, Mrs.
Starrh Mrs. Bond. Mrs. Wyman, Mrs.
Fred Gooding of Shoshone and Mrs.
Frank Disney OF Shcshone, Mrs. Joel
Priest, Mrs. Numbers, Mrs. McGregor,
Mrs. Crane of Harrison. Mrs. Dampier
and Mrs. Voorhees, of Rupert.
Halas Mob'ay.
III San Francisco, on Monday, Dec.
80, a wedding of wide interest to the
many friends of the contracting par
ties in Boise, was quietly celebrated,
Miss Roberta Mobley of Boise, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs Robert Mobley,
becoming the wife If Mr.. J. " Haas.
The bride was attended by her sister,
Mrs. l.. L. Long of San Francisco, and
Mr.. Long was the best man. After the
ceremony. the wedding party repaired
to one of the leading hotels. where a
wedding supper was enjoyed The
rot tr do of of,t; alt~
gowned in a travelling suit of blue, with
a blue picture hat to match Mr. and
Mrs. Halas will make their home in
Portland The bride is lovely girl,
of a sweet and amiable disposition
who has spent her life almost entirely
in Boise, where sh, has very wide
circle of friends. The groom is a tai
ented technical engineer and artist,
and graduate of a famous European
school of technology.
At Arrowrock.
One of the many delightful social af-
fairs which have given Arrowrock
camp its reputation for informal hos
pitality was the Hihernian party given
by Mrs l.. L. Steadman and Mrs. NJ. g.
Arnout, at the home of the latter, on
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Lucy Paul
of Maiden, Mass, who has been max
ing an extended visit at the home of
her son. Charles Fl. Paul, was the
guest of honor. and, as a memento Of
the occasion. the hostesses presented
her with one of the handsome silk bags
for which a lady may find SO many
uses.
The decorations of E.rin's bright col
or extended even to the shamrock bor-
dered napkins, and each guest received
a corncoh pipe as souvenir. Piping
hot "Muligan" was the piece de re-
sistance" of an appetizing luncheon,
and every guest enjoyed it hot less
than the good cheer which marked thu
contrast with the wintry afternoon. a
library contest furnished much amuse-
ment. Each guest was given three
minutes in which 10 draw a picture
representing the title of book, poem
or song. The artistic productions We're
then .plaeed on exhibition, and the
contestants guessed the titles repre-
scented. Mrs. McFadden was adj
judged the winner, ana was awarded
a dainty prize. In addition to the guest
of honor. those invited included Mrs.
Charles Paul, Mrs. Mayhem, Mrs. Hull.
Mrs. Hansng, Mrs. Geths. Mrs. Bid
WELL Mrs. Reeve, Mrs. Furlong, Mrs.
Atkinson. Mrs. Mum, Mrs. Sass, Mrs.
Holden. Mrs. Wilmer. Mrs. John
steadman. Mrs. r. D. Williams, Mrs.
Nandeventer, Mrs. Butler, Mrs. Me
Steadman.
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