Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-28


beautiful country homo Of the Miller's
was a bower OF floral adornment.
Roses and Shasta daisies were en-
| ployed In the decorations. pink and
white roses prevailing. The wedding
| took place in the large front room, one
| end Of which was q bank OF roses in
pink and white. With this as a back
1 ground the pretty service was per-
formed, the ring ceremony being in
cluded. The bride was beautifully at
tired in a handsome gown of white
crepe de chine, with lace trimming
and carried lovely shower bouquet
| OF white roses. The wedding march
was played by the brides sister, Miss
Carrie Miller. Bride and groom were
both unattended.
The 80 guests present were all rela-
tives of the happy couple. A delicious
lunch was served, after congratula-
tons had been offered, the serving
table being very pretty with pink and
white roses.
| Many beautiful and valuable we'd
ding gifts were received. The happy
couple will make their home at Feath-
erville, near Idaho City, where the
groom is interested in mining. The
two young people attended school to-
| gether as children and are from pio-
neer families. the family of the bride
having resided near Collister for
about IS years.
Enjoyable Birthday Party.
Mrs. Smith, Miss Middlesworth and
a number of other ladies belonging to
the north division OF the Ladies' Aid
Society of the Congregational church
gave birthday party at the residence
of Mrs. Smith Friday afternoon.
About 65 guests enjoyed the after
noon. and listened to a program con-
sisting of readings by Mrs. Ayres, Miss
| Florence Page and Miss Ethel Van
Hook; recitations by Grace Doolittle
and Louise Dickey; music by Mr.. Sui
Inns. Grandma" Doolittle, who was
celebrating her birthday, responded in
gracious manner to a request for a
speech. Others of the pioneers of the
church recalled the early days when
the G. A. r. hall was the only home of
the church.
Altogether pleasant and profitable
afternoon was spent, and one likely to
be long remembered by those pres
emit
s. r. kensinston.
The S. F. kensington met with Miss
Mildred Hart at her home, 42S Ban
mock street, Friday evening Besides
the regular members four guests were
present During the afternoon beauti-
full music was furnished by the graf
onola. Then most dainty refresh
ments were served the ladies in the
dining room. The favors were most
exquisite pink roses.
Farewell Party.
farewell party was given at the
home of A. II. Keith on Riverside
street. Tuesday evening in honor of
Miss Ivy Hangs, who is leaving Boise
for her home in Denver. The early
part of the evening was spent in out
, door games, the latter part in music
and parlor games. after which refresh
, ments were daintily served to the
happy company. There were twenty
! eight guests including the Misses Flor
ence Chase, Ivy Hangs, Diana Keith.
: Dora Chase, Alta Roberts, Edna Keith,
Marjorie Anderson, Lula Keith, Blanche
J Simmonson, Helga Anderson, Edna
} Collister. Grace Stevens, Florence An
/ derson and Beulah Miller and Messrs.
Lloyd Ihrig. Frank Robertson, Earl
Dickson. Roy La Favor, William Camp,
Clarence Hansen, oliver Higgins,
Claude Bishe, Eddie Goodman, Bert
( Clarke, Clifford Clarke Floyd White
/. Alvin Hyatt and William stilson.
{ Sunset Meeting.
The Hyde Park W. c. r. u. held a
: Sunset Reception" Thursday after
4 noon at the home of Mrs. E. White
1416 n. Eleventh street. A large num-
Der were present many of whom were
among the elderly people. Interesting
devotional exercises were led by Mrs
III. G. Wilcox. who is the state evange-
listic superintendent of Nebraska. Mrs
Wilcox is on her way to the coast and
while In Boise Is visiting her sister
Mrs. Thomas Ogden of 1909 North
Twenty-fourth street An appropriate
program was led by Mrs. Mcintyre A
number of visitors were present, each
one of whom brought message oil
cheer and encouragement voiced ir
kindly expressions. The house was
pretty with the charm of June roses
Delicious refreshments were served
during the afternoon.
Wedding Anniversary Surprise.
Mr. and Mrs. II. Hatfield were sur.
prfsed by twenty six of their friends or
Tuesday evening at their pretty home
on the mesa, the occasion being Their
twenty-sixth wedding anniversary
The guests brought an abundant sup
ply Of the good things OF the table and
number of pretty gifts for the bride
Games, music and dancing were en-.
joyed until a late hour, which was toe
late to admit of car service and ths
merry company were brought home Ii
a hayrack. the novel experience for the
townspeople being very exhilarating
An elaborate lunch was served at IL. 80
The invited guests were Mrs. Dodge
Mrs. Rhodes, Mrs. Pichrel. Miss T
Pickrel, Mrs. William McGuffin. Mis-,