Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-07

were exchanged. me iddteS invited
were Mrs. Walters, Mrs. w. w.
Evans, Mrs. Theodore, Randall. Mrs
John Meyers, Mrs. Tage, Mrs. Wilson,
Mrs. Lubken, Mrs. Pettengill and the
members of the Hart family. the Bliss
family. Mrs. Walter Keefe. Mrs. Henry
Hart and Mrs Paynton's son, Mr..
Mortimer Paynton, Of Bayonne. N. J.
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An Afternoon With Mrs. Patterson.
The Second district Ladies Aid Of
the Christian church met last Thurs
day with the president of the society,
Mrs. Patterson. While some Of the
ladies' were busily engaged at quilt
ing, others were just as busy COM
plotting plans for the rose fair, which
is to be held June Later. all work
was laid aside and delightful music
was enjoyed. Dainty refreshments
we're served in the dining room, where
red carnations were used In the dec
orations. Beside the members, there
were seven visitors present
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Picnic 10 Enjoyed.
The "Quaesitores," with Mrs. Gus
Bigger as chaperon, enjoyed a most
delightful picnic in Canterbury Glen
Wednesday. Miss Florence Anderson
was the hostess Of the day and the
merry crowd gathered at her home,
later leaving for the Glen, where the
supper was spread Misses Ellta Mag
ner and Francis Wyman were guests.
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Beautiful Babies Party.
Mrs. l.. B. Giffin and Mrs. w. j.
Coughan entertained most delightfully."-
Wednesday afternoon for little Leverett
Giffin and Florence Coughlin, each of
whom attained the dignity of three
whole years on that eventful day, June
4. The house was decorated with
charming taste for the happy occasion,
roses everywhere and of the fairest
hues.
The table. where the 10 little boys
and girls sat and demurely eyed each
other for awhile, was pretty with a
centerpiece of pink roses with birth
day cake at each end of the table one
cake for the little guests of honor and
the other for little Miss Helen Louise
Rouse whose second birthday was on
the next day, June 5. On the larger
cake, which was prepared for the two
principal guests of honor, were three
pale blue candles and fourth one of
white which was to grow on" On
the smaller cake, which was made for
the youngest guest of honor, two pale
blue candles scintillated and a third
one of white was the emblem OF
growth.
All of the little ones were from to 4
years old and the birthday Of each
child tho OP T,1pn
or August, a singular coincidence
which was not considered in the Sc
lection of the young guests.
The mothers were present to enjoy
| the Joyful little celebration. Harry and
Elizabeth Brown, Freddie Rathbun
Helen Louise Rouse Helen Neuman
George Merrill, Leverett and Billy Gift
fin and Florence and William Cough
lin were.the merry little maids and mer
who enjoyed their first big party.
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/ Breach Recital.
The recital Tuesday evening at the
Bishop Tuttle church house was de.
1 lightful hour of music enjoyed by G
large number of the friends of the
young musicians. Every number was
pleasing and the work of all was com.
mandatory. The excellence of the or
chestral work was especially noticed
and favorably commented upon. TIL,
solo work of Miss Blackstock and Mis-
Eckhardt was also especially good
while the work of the quartet on the
mandolin, guitar, violin and piano b.
the four Misses Coffin was received
with much appreciation.
Dinner Dance at the Owyhee.
| The dinner dance given by the X