Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-31


IA of Elks held first place with
IL III Its three days grand celebra-
- ton and hundreds of young |
people absorbed the remaining portion
with their Junior Senior prom. and 2,
A. E. dance. while the Boise symphony |
orchestra delighted and surprised the
music-loving part Of the population
with the noblest effort yet made by
that popular organization. Several de-
lightful dancing parties dinners, lunch
cons and teas were given. Among the
charming affairs of next week will be |
Mrs. Nathan Falk's and Miss Bella
Falk's reception for Mrs. Leo ]. Falk.
which will be a large affair.
The June brides-to-be are making
their final preparations and wedding
bells are all in tune for the happy
dates. The Boise Choral society's
dance at Pierce park on Wednesday.
June 8, in honor of Mr.. Arthur Wes-
brook, who soon leaves for Europe, is
one of the large events of the coming
week.
EIks' Grand Ball.
The grand opening ball of the Elks
on Monday evening was, perhaps, next
to the last inaugural ball, the most
brilliant social event ever given in
Boise. While 1t did not have the or
nately beautiful setting of the state
capitol for relief, 1t had a most beau
tiful lodge hall, which admirably af-
forded the contrast needed to enhance
the beauty of the gay assemblage. The
decorations were marked by an elegant
simplicity which was full of charm.
roses and palms prevailing In the floral
effect.
The grand march was led by the ex-
allied rulers, in the order of their serv-
Ice in office, Ex-Governor James H.
Hawley leading as the earliest exalted
ruler present, with Mrs, Hawley. Fol-
lowing Governor and Mrs. Hawley in
their regular order were past exalted
rulers, General Perrault and Mrs. Per-
rault. Mr. j. Mcmillan and Mrs. Nc
MILAN. Mr.. Charles Rathbun and Mrs.
Rathbun, DR.. WOODBURY. and Mrs.
Pickett, and the present exalted ruler,
Mr.. A. A. Fraser, and Mrs. Fraser.
Mrs. Fraser wore a beautiful gown
of rose pink en- train, trimmed with
white shadow lace and pink chiffon
With this was worn corsage bouquet
of violets and lilies of the valley. Mrs
Hawley wore an elaborate gown of
Many other beautiful gowns were not
ed, some of those worn by out town
guests being particularly elegant The
music was of the highest order and
was furnished by Daggett's orchestra.
The supper was very elaborate and
punch was served throughout the even
ing.
Announcement Luncheon.
Mrs. "A. Fred Sloper announced the
engagement of her daughter, Miss Lily
Mae, TO Mr.. Everett "A. Archibald, Jr.,
of Salt Lake City, Friday. at a pref
tily appointed luncheon of eight covers.
pink and white color scheme was en-
ployed, the floral effect, carried out in
pink and white roses and white honey
suckles, relieved by trailing sprays of
green. Suggestions of the same deli
cate tints were found In the daintily
served menu. The centerpiece was of
white Kaiserin and pink Caroline Test
out roses massed in a Japanese bas-
ket tied with big bow of white tulle.
This pretty arrangement rested on a
cloth of exquisite Mexican drawn work.
The favors were corsage bouquets of
pink and white sweet peas. The place
cards were small white envelopes. each
one of which was tied with narrow
white satin ribbon, which held a little
bunch of tiny garden daisies That
daisies won't tell" was disproved, for
when the daisy decorated envelopes
were opened, Miss Sloper's card was
found with Mr.. Archibaid's name writ
ten thereon, and congratulations were
at once In order
After luncheon the young ladies en-
1oyed music, instrum entail and vocal
Miss Evans favoring the company with
songs. Much girlish merriment pre-
vailed as the guests compiled an unique
book of advice dedicated to the bride
elect. The young ladies enjoying the
charming afternoon were Miss Gladys
Evans, Miss Bernice Sidenfaden, Miss
Edith Robinson, Miss Flossie Reamer
Miss Anita Leberman, Miss Ina Fletch.
er, Miss Mary Finnegan. Miss Heller
Spaulding and the hostess.
Mrs. Johnesse viii Entertain.
Mrs. Frank Johnesse will give a tes
Wednesday, complimentary to Mrs. A
r. Parker and Mrs. w. NJ. Scales o
Grangeville. who are Boise visitors anC
old-time friends of Mrs. Johnesse.
To spend Summer IN Boise.
Miss Nellie Smith left San Francisc,
Saturday for Idaho and before cominl
to Boise will visit her brother Mr.. Ros
coe Smith and family IN the town o
Mountain Home. Later Miss Smitl
and her mother will come to Bots
and will take apartments in the Crane
hotel for the summer.
compilnenting Mr.. and Mrs. Falk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Falk entertainer
at an attractively appointed Dime
Friday evening, complimenting Mr.. an,
Mrs. Leo j. Falk. Pink carnations Il
gold basket We're effectively arrange,
as a centerpiece Covers were laid TO
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