Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-28

will be remembered that Colonel and
Mrs Gardener went from Boise to live
at the Preside OF San Francisco. The
San Francisco paper says: Colonel
and Mrs. Gardener who were at the
Preside before Colonel Gardeners re-
tirement, are building a home in Port
land on the fashionablee Sherwood
drive"
Parties for the Misses Logan.
Miss Graveley was the hostess at a
merry little week end house party Sat
urday week in compliment to Miss
Helen and Katherine Logan, who left
for Portland to spend the summer with
their mother and sister. Caroline. Be
fore they left they were entertained by
several of their other friends.
Miss Averyl Dickinson entertained
Monday week at luncheon of s covers
in honor OF the summer going away
girls pink roses and pink favors Civ
ing the table the pretty color effect de-
sired.
On Tuesday Miss Aline Caskey en-
tertained the young ladies at theater
party and afterwards entertained them
at the pretty ice cream parlor, the
Rosebud, for refreshments.
On Wednesday afternoon Miss Dor
othy Faris gave delightful card party
for them, Miss Dorothy Clark winning
the prize.
Merry Birthday Party.
Miss Diana Lambert was given a
merry surprise on her twelfth birth
day at the home, so5 North Sixteenth
street, Tuesday evening, June %, when
her Sunday school class with the teach
er, Mrs. Baird, came in body to con-
graduate her. The party lasted from
/, 7 to 80 and was very enjoyable. A
luncheon was spread at one large table
decorated with roses and sweet peas
and a big, beautiful birthday cake &C.
cupying the place of honor and gay
with lighted pink candles on its frosted
surface After lunch games were
played. Fifteen were present.
.
Beautiful Birthday Party.
In honor of her sixteenth birthday
was the delightful five hundred party
given Miss Katherine McElroy by her
mother on Wednesday evening, June
"a at her home. The house was bright
with beautiful decorations of roses and
sweet peas The first prize was won
by Miss Mary Hollingshead and the
consolation by Jesse Thompson. At
1880 delicious refreshments were
served and afterwards dancing enjoy
ed Twenty four of Miss Katherine's
friends were entertained.
Welded Fifty Mine Years.
Mr. and Mrs. II. E. McEroy enter
tanned at a prettily appointed dinner
Sunday week, June 81, in honor of Mrs
McElroy's father and mother Mr.. and
Mrs. It. H. Rand. celebrating in this
way the unusual occasion of a fifty
ninth wedding anniversary. Sweet peas
were used for the table decoration
Covers were placed for 10.
Boy Scouts at st. Michael's.
At st. Michaers cathedral Sunday
June %, 1914, at 80 p. M. there will
be a special vesper service with troop
of the Boy Scouts of America in at
tendance. There will be special music
by the choir boys section of the Boy
Scouts and a special address to the
Boy Scouts by the Rev. K. L. Houlder
All Boy Scouts in the city of other
troops are cordially invited to be pres
Sllt anu III uullOTIIl IL pOSSlDie. lit
change of the hour of evening service
from s o'clock to $40 will be in effect
throughout the summer.
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Eaton Miller.
} A pretty home wedding was cele-
: brated Wednesday evening at O'CLOCK
! at the home of the brides mother, Mrs
; J. F. Miller, near collister, when Mis-.
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Nathan Eaton of Featherville, Ida