Evening capital news., 1914-06-21
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lowed by most enjoyable program
as follows:
| Piano duet Harriet Bliss and Hem
rietta Simons; recitation, Harper An
derson; recitation. Gwendolyn Page:
Irish Lit by rs of the Lincoln school
children: vocal solo. Ruth Burns.
Refreshments were served in "A the
dining room, the tables being decorat-
ed in roses and sweet peas.
The latter part of the evening was
given over to dancing.
Birthday Party.
A merry crowd celebrated the birth
! day OF William Stilson at his parents
home at 2036 North Sixteenth street
on Thursday evening. There were 20
guests invited. The young folks had
jolly time on the lawn the earlier part
OF the evening, after which they en-
joyed quieter games, music and dane
4 ing on the spacious veranda. The de-
licious refreshments were daintily
served and the birthday cake, which
was beautifully decked with burning
candles was enjoyed by all, each guest
carrying away a candle and rose bud as
q souvenir.
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Phliathea and Baraca.
Rev. and Mrs. S. j. CLANCY enter
tained the Philathea and Baraca
classes of Emmanuel Sunday school last
Monday evening at their home on
Twelfth and Ada streets. The affair
was surprise for John Kendall, who is
/ leaving Boise for the summer. Games
were played on the lawn until late
hour, and ice cream and cake served.
Central Addition Club.
Mrs. w. II. Innis and her daughter.
Mrs. F. S. D'Amant, entertained the
Central Addition club and friends Fri
day afternoon at AIS South Fourth
street The pretty home was beauti-
fully decorated with roses, sweet peas
and poppies, several vases of the same
! flowers decorating the nice large
screened porch. The ladies' brought
! their fancy work and a most enjoyable
afternoon was spent exchanging differ
i ent ideas, including short cuts in work
for the summer season. Delicious re-
Il freshments were served.
The following ladies were present:
Mesdames Sheehey, Gaunt, Johnstone,
# Freudiger, Nourse, Timms, Morton
Hall, Barnidge, Lowman, Mcleod
L Ayers. Paine Mcintyre, Gregory DOLL
4 ing, McKenna, Bailey Koehler, Mo
Donald, Thorn, Campbell. Marshall
Bedell, Kohl Hill, Cox, Schweitzer.
Romans, Cross, Hanley, Innis and
| D'Amant and Misses Toonb Hill and
4 Morton.
Il The Summer Hegira.
With the first wave of June warmth
the summer exodus begins, A number
of teachers have already taken their
:, flight, the larger portion returning to
their eastern homes for a visit. Many Of
our Boise citizens who are permanent
lily established here are preparing to
leave also and number Of these will
leave for the coast and other out of
the state points. Some will visit our
beautiful Idaho mountains and see a
. few of the wonders OF our own state.
z IL Idaho had better roads, a thousand
tourists would travel into the interior
visit our beautiful lakes, gaze with awe
upon the majesty Of the Sawtooth
range, behold with Amusement the
wealth and abundance Of our own tim
Der resources, fish in our limpid noun
!. .. tain streams and breathe in new life
. from odorous balsamic forests.
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, ST. Teresa's Silver Jubilee.
The beautiful ceremonies and exhib.
It's attendant upon the silver jubilee
of st. Teresa's academy. were of tn,
: keenest interest to all and especially tc
: those who for years have noted tht
!; growth of the school. The exhibition o.
/. painting and of fancy work were all o.
high order and showed the careful
: attention of the teachers as well a.
q the earnest work of the students
i The music by the former and late
:. pupils in the beautiful mass at ST
C John's Tuesday morning was OF a higl
order. The harp and violins were ex
!, ceedingly pleasing.
The patient sisters who have laboret
:. SO faithfully with their pupils are I,
!, = be very warmly congratulated upon tn,
: splendid evidence Of woman's work ex
! hibited.
Pleasant Dancing Party.
:. Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Mack, Mr.. ant
:, Mrs. e. C. seeger. Mr.. and Mrs. Cru
: Muller and Mr.. and Mrs II. L. White
, head gave a delightful Flag day tang
for their friends at the G. A. r. hal
. Monday evening The hall was tastil,
Q decorated with large American flags
Q lending a charmingly patriotic air t
. the occasion. Electric fans wer
. placed at the windows, supplying
. cooling breeze
. Daggett's orchestra furnished excel
. lent music. A dainty buffet lunch wa