Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-07

ago, when Miss Smutz was very popu-
lar among the young society people
here. The marriage was celebrated ut
the home Of the brides sister in the
California metropolis. Mr.. Ropp was
formerly in the surveyor generals Of
flee. Mr.. and Mrs. Ropp will be at
home after July in the De La Bay
les apartments in San Francisco.
Enjoyable Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. II. Dawson enter
tanned at a pretty dinner Friday even
ing of IL covers. The table was fair
with roses as centerpiece. The en-
joyable dinner was followed by cards
in which the prizes were won by Mr..
and Mrs. Peterson.
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Luncheon and Tea.
Mrs. Dawson and Miss Dawson were
hostesses Thursday at an enjoyable
bridge luncheon and on Friday enter
tanned again at an auction bridge tea,
40 guests on Thursday and 80 guests
on Friday. The prizes were won by
Mrs. Fluid and Mrs. Hyatt on Thurs
day and on Friday by Mrs. RAIDER and
Mrs. Hyatt. On Friday afternoon Mrs.
Eoff and Mrs. Collister presided at the
table, which was pretty with cluny
lace cover and basket Of pink roses
Roses were used throughout the house
on both days.
compIimenting San Francisco
Visitor.
Dr. Abrams and Mrs. Abrams en-
tertained at their home 921 East Ban
mock street, at most enjoyable dane
ing party for Miss Mary Jane Harris.
of San Francisco, who Is the guest of
Mrs. Leo w. Seller. The house was
beautiful with June roses. In the din
ing room carnations were used, a brass
basket Of red carnations forming the
centerpiece of the table. throughout
the rest Of the house Caroline Testout
roses prevailed. Punch was served all
the evening and buffet supper at
midnight. About eighteen couples were
invited.
Pretty Home Weddinu.
One of the prettiest home weddings
of the season was celebrated Monday.
June l at o'clock in the evening when
Orpha Eudora, daughter of Mrs. F. M.
fS'hS VI Iooiot anu MT. STANLEY
Johnson, San Francisco representative
of Hills Brothers, were married at
their own home. 1903 East Idaho street.
Rev. Willsie Martin officiating. The
cozy bungalow was bower of ex-
quisite roses and trailing sprays of
smllaX. The living room where the
marriage ceremony took place, was
banked with shades of pink varying
from the palest rose to rich deep tints
of pink. The window before which the
happy couple stood was beautiful with
pink and white roses and smilax. The
dining room was filled with roses in
the same shades, banked and massed
in every available space. The table
was exquisitely decorated in rose tints.
From the gold fringed shade of the
chandelier four streamers of wide rose
chiffon twined with smilax were drawn
to the corners of the long table ter
in big bows. A wide silk
ribbon of the same color was carelessly
laid along the center of the handsome
lace cloth finishing in bow at each
end. The centerpiece was a cut glass
vase of white Kaiserine and pink Caro-
line Testout roses. From each goblet
depended the place card, a miniature
parasol filled with lilies of the valley.
The bridal party entered to the strains
Of Mendelssohn's wedding march, the
bride being given away by Mr.. George
A. Kerr. After the impressive serv-
ice the party partook of an elaborate
wedding supper. In cutting the brides
cake the ring and coin fell to Mrs.
Sturdevant. the thimble to Mrs Bak err
and the button to Mrs. Kerr The
brides bouquet was caught by Mrs.
The bride was very attrac-
tive in her wedding gown of soft white
satin and tunic of exquisite silk shadow
lace with a pieated chiffon vest set in
the waist. With this was worn the gift
Of the groom, beautiful diamond and
pearl sunburst The bouquet was of
bride roses. One of the pretty gowns
In the trousseau was an afternoon
frock of cream silk and a tunic of
cream net embroidered In pastel shades
and finished with girdle of paprika
velvet The going away gown was a
brocaded blue silk suit in Balkan ef-
feet with touch of Bulgarian en-
broidery at the collar. The happy
couple left for Los Angeles on the
night train and will visit coast points
on their return, stopping in Portland
for the rose carnival. arriving in Boise
about June 10, when they will be at
home to their friends at 1903 Idaho
street. Many beautiful gifts were re-
reiyed
To Visit in the East.
Mrs. Everett Pepperrell Smith and
two little children will leave Tuesday
evening for Madison Barracks, N. Y,
to visit her sister, Mrs. Sherburne
Whipple, whose husband is with the
Third infantry at that place.
Dean Smith will not leave now but
will join Mrs. Smith in a month or
SO. when they will go up into Maine
FOR the summer.
Society Personals.
Mrs. Charles Alfred Green of Ia
coma is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Mcconnell
Miss Henrietta Robinson. one of st.