Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-17
LEAGUE Social.

Artists League Social.
The members of the Idaho Artists
league will give private exhibition
of their work, followed by an informal
social hour in the Columbian club hall
Wednesday evening. May 30, at $3.50
o'clock, to which all members are well
come. Each member Is requested to
contribute two sketches and has the
privilege Of inviting a friend.
Pretty Tea.
Miss Anita Lieberman entertained at
a prettily arranged tea at her home on
Franklin street on Friday afternoon
in honor of her cousin, Walter Faust
of Berlin, who has been visiting rela-
tives in Boise for some time and who
left on the Friday evening train for
California. The table service was all
in blue with cloth to match. The cen
terpiece was formed of white roses and
white carnations in a cut glass bowl.
Miss Bernice Sidenfaden poured. A
short musical program was given and
the Castle walk was demonstrated.
Five couples enjoyed the pleasant
affair.
Piano Recital.
Mrs. s. N. Perkins will present her
pupil, Miss Edith Woodcock. assisted
by Miss Monica Tyler, second pianiste.
in a piano recital Tuesday evening"
May 10, at Eilers concert hall in a we'll
selected program.
Young Peoples Dance.
Miss Gertrude Fraser was the host
of Il i-lt
dancing party at the Natatorium last
evening. Roses, honeysuckies and
other flowers decorated the pretty ball
room and the parlors adjoining. Punch
was served throughout the evening and
buffet supper at IL o'clock. Miss
Gertrude's hospitality was enjoyed by
about SO couples. Mr.. and Mrs. Fraser
chaperoned the young people.
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Boise Symphony.
One of the rarest musical treats
Boise has yet enjoyed will be given it
on the evening of the 2sth of May.
Boise is very proud of the symphony
orchestra and the music to be heard
on this occasion will be OF the highest
| character. This organization has ac-
complished great things in Boise for
the art Of music and every citizen
should lend it his cordial support
Columbian Club Luncheon.
The annual luncheon of the Column
bian club held in the orange room of
the Owyhee hotel was one Of the de-
delightful social events OF the year.
The tables were decorated with baskets
of snowballs and vases of yellow roses
Many very beautiful gowns were worn
and the affair was very charming and
enjoyable In every particular.
Banquet to Seniors.
very charming social event was
the banquet given by the juniors to
the seniors of St. Margarets hall on
Friday evening. The decorations were
the senior colors, red and white. The
place cards were miniature diplomas
tied with the same colors. Besides the
juniors and seniors there were the two
class advisers, Miss Purvis of the
Juniors and Miss Swartout of the
seniors. The chaperones were Canon
| Curtiss and Mrs. Curtiss.
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Complinenting Mrs. Walters,
Miss Bertha Stewart Newland gave
an informal afternoon complimentary
to Mrs. Walters, wife of Judge Wal
tiers OF Shoshone Wednesday. In the
game of bridge Mrs. Haines won the
| prize for the highest score and a guest
prize was presented Mrs Walters.
| Delicious refreshments were served.
The house was pretty with snowballs
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Birthday Party.
| Little Daisy Wicher was the com
plimented guest at a pretty birthday
surprise Friday celebrating her thir-
teenth birthday at the home of her
parents, Eleventh and Resseguie
streets. Dancing was the amusement
of the evening. Punch was served dur
ing the evening and refreshments in
Guiding the birthday cake at IL o'clock
About Is couples were present.
Grand Opening Ball.
| The grand opening ball of the Elks
on the evening of May % in the new
home of the order promises to be one
of the most elegant social affairs of the
year. There will be reception on the
afternoon and evening of the 26th
when the public will be received and
the dedication will take place on the
afternoon of the 9th
Musical Review.
The review of the work done by
Mrs. Fred Rosene with Mrs Robert
Adams was enjoyably presented at the
home of Mrs. ]. T. Morrison Thursday
afternoon. a large number of music
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