Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-21

covers Thursday evening in honor Of
Mrs. r. r. Fisher, who is convalescent
and Of Mr.. Fisher. who is going into his
mines in the Sawtooth range, Custer
county, and of Mr.. Speer, who returns
to Iowa, his old home, for visit in the
near future. A bowl of red roses deco
rated the table. Seated around the
table were Mr.. and Mrs. Baldwin, Mr..
and Mrs. Fisher. Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor.
Mr.. Speer and Mrs. McGuffin.
Sorority Breakfast.
Miss Marguerite Allen entertained at
a Cana Phi sorority breakfast in
honor OF Miss Flora Mcconnell Sunday.
Covers were laid for eight.
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Pleasant Dinner Party.
Sunday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
s. Mcconnell of 1404 Hays street, en-
tertained the out of town guests and
several Of the bridal party OF the Per-
kins Mcconnell wedding. )
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In Honor of Miss Mcconnell.
Monday Miss Georgia Kaufman
gave a l o'clock luncheon in honor of
Miss Flora Mcconnell, which was a
charmingly arranged affair and greatly
enjoyed.
Miscellaneous Shower.
Miss Sarah Cakes and Miss RATHER
inc Skillern We're hostesses at very
pretty piscellaneous shower on Tues
day afternoon for Miss Flora McCon-
mel. The pleasant affair was in the
nature of Kensington and the young
ladies stitched diligently. Fifty guests
were present
II handkerchief shower.
Miss Flora Mcconnell was compli-
mented by handker chef shower
Wednesday week, many dainty hand
kerchiefs being presented her. The
table was pretty with pink carnations
and pink shaded candles Mrs. Charles
Green of Tacoma and Miss Mcconnell
poured.
Hearts" Party.
Miss Flora Mcconnell entertained a
number of friends Saturday week at
her home on Hays street, five tables
being filled A color scheme OF pink
was used and the game OF hearts was
played. Miss Gertrude Hays won hon
ors in the cards.
Mrs. Pettensli Goes to Los Angeles.
Mrs. George Pettengill and her
daughter, Miss Harris, left Saturday
evening for Los Angeles, where they
will spend the summer, although much
of Mrs. Pettengilrs time will be given
over to visiting her sister, Mrs. j..
| Tompkins, of Long Beach. The two
ladies will not return until about the
middle of September in time for Miss
Harris to begin her winter work. Miss
Harris has already made arrangement
to enter one of the best dancing acad-
emies in the city OF Los Angeles to
study all the fashionable dances and
the classical and aesthetic dances as
well. While away Mrs. George Cruzen
will have charge of Mass Harris work.
Guest from Silver City
| Entertained.
| Mrs. L. f. Honstead entertained her
house guest, Mrs. John st. Clair, Of
Silver City, at very delightful card
party at her home, 500 North Twenty
first street. Mrs O. w. Allen won the
favor for the highest. score. Refresh
ments were served at small tables
decorated with white roses.
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Pleasant Luncheon.
Mrs. j. w. Herwig entertained We'd
nesday at a very pleasant l o'clock
luncheon, covers being laid for six
guests. A basket of red and white roses
graced the table.
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Lawn Fete.
! The choir and teachers in the Sun
day school of Grace church will give a
lawn fete Wednesday evening on the
church grounds at the corner of State
and Walnut streets. There will be a
delightful musical program and ice
cream and cake will be served. The
proceeds will be applied to the pur-
chase of music books for the choir. The
public is cordially invited.
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Party or Seventh Birthday.
Little Billy Dannemiller celebrated
his seventh birthday Thursday after
noon with a most delightful lawn
party. After a variety of outdoor
games Mrs. Dannemiller surprised the
| little ones with a most delicious picnic