Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-24
D. M. A. Ball.

ElElS was leiu at EleTCe piTk FTluxdy
evening, fully 1876 couples enjoying the
pretty affairs. The young girls were
very attractive and the young men
manly and handsome. The patronesses
were Mr.. and Mrs. Reilly Atkinson,
who led the grand march: DIR. and Mrs.
]. S. Springer, Mr.. and Mrs. Dirks
Mr.. and Mrs. Hyatt and any of the
parents who were present.
Daggetts orchestra furnished delight
full music. Punch was served through
out the evening. The decorations were
notable. The whole of the big dancing
pavilion was gracefully draped with
green's and everywhere were inter
spersed dozens and dozens of gayly
colored Japanese lanterns of all hues
and shapes and sizes. Several of the
d. M. A. signs in green were in evil
dence and a space on the floor was re-
served for coy corner invitingly fit
| ted up with rugs and cushions and dec
GRATED with red and yellow roses over
a screen draped with the green's. The
little maids serving the punch were in
quaint Japanese gowns to match the
decora tions.
Unique "Take Off"
The ladies of the western division
of the Congregational church, assisted
by the choir, will give what promises
| to be both an interesting and unique
Take Off in the church parlors
Tuesday evening at $40 O'Clock. The
object Is to raise money for the church
and small admission fee will be
charged. The cast of characters in
cludes:
| Mrs A. e. Troyer. ........ Mrs. Brown
Mrs. Frank Manvile. -. Mrs. Robinson
Mrs. Jared Doolittle. ...... Mrs. Taylor
MIS- RI. ID. Page. ........ Mrs. Johnson
Mrs. Robert Mckinley. -. Mrs. White
| Mrs H. r. Gard. ........... Ann Gray
| Miss Gertrude Porter. -. Jane Clyde
Miss Florence Page. .... Mary Brown
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Boise Symphony Orchestra.
| The final offering for the season of
the Boise Symphony orchestra prom
ises on Thursday evening to far tran
| scend all It's former accomplishments
Sure of musical evening which will
speak more eloquently than ever be-
| fore OF the charm of voice and the va
rious instruments of sound which COM
bine to form a concord of harmoni-
GUS interpretations of the music Of the
masters, the public will respond mag
nif1cently. Already the tickets sold as
sure full house by Thursday. A num-
Der Of music-lovers, appreciative of the
benefits derived personally and munic-
ipally from the encouragement of good
music in the city, have added their
names to the already long list of mem
bers.
The Joy Of again hearing Mrs. Arthur
Mack (nee Alice May Carley) will in
duce many song lover to seek the
Pinney on Thursday evening For,
after once listening to fler deep, rich
contralto, filled with the feeling and
power of the artist who loves his art,
one longs to hear her again.
The ladies' auxiliary will meet with
Professor Breach on Tuesday at the
Bishop futile church house and have
the music explained to them Mr..
Beale, who is the pianist, has studied
in Europe under the best masters and
The evening will be distinct society
event.
Social Tea.
The ladies of the Eastern Star will
6lNO u SO1ldi t1L Lie nldSODlC nall 1uGS-
day afternoon from until o'clock.
All members of the order are invited.
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Riding Parties.
Mr. Liebes, of San Francisco, who is
Harry F'alks guest, has been enter
tanned by several riding parties from
Boise to the Valley club, which have
been very enjoyable.
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Pretty Dancing Party.
Theodore F'aK gave pretty dancing
party to a number of his young friends
Saturday evening at his home on Warm
Springs avenue.
Merry Young Peoples Party.
Ned Gard and Otis Roberts enter
tanned Mr.. Harry Changers class OF
the First Congregational church Friday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
]. W. Roberts. 1413 North Twenty fifth
street.
Just as the boys were entering into
the spirit of the evenings joyous fes-
tivities, they were pleasantly surprised
by a crowd of girls who soon convinced
them they were necessary to the COM
plete enjoyment of the occasion. Games
| and amusements of various kinds were
! enjoyed. Mrs Gard and Mrs. Roberts
served delicious refreshments. Those
present were Misses Marguerite Bush
Frances Tilden, Beatrice Roberts, Faith
Barton. Florence Allabaugh. Nora and
Katie Westfall, Dorothy Turner, Helen
Gard; Messrs. Leslie Allabaugh, David
McClain. Ralph Condra, Thomas Nab
erly. Iva Prout. Loren Bush, Ned and
Arthur Gard and Harry Granger.
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Enjoyable Evening.
| The members of the Idaho Artists
: league and few of their friends en-
joyed delightfully."- informal party
, Wednesday evening in the Columbian
/ club hall. Music and dancing with a
view of some original work in painting
china decoration and pottery brighten