Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-28
Ladies' Aid Entertained.

AItEl lHe silOTt program the entire
lodge Joined in dancing.
Ladies' Aid Entertained.
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Presbyterian church was charmingly
entertained by the Brotherhood at din
ner on Tuesday evening After the
formal repast toasts We're responded to
by both ladies and gentlemen. The
company was seated at two long tables
which were beautifully arranged by
Mrs. Nourse. The younger men of the
Brotherhood acted as walters and Dr.
Nourse was the POSTMASTER. The oc-
casion was a most delightful one.
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Charming Afternoon.
The home of Mrs. w. S. McBirney at
1910 Hays street was the scene of an
interesting gathering on Thursday aft
ernoon, when Mrs. w. H. Ridenbaugh
gave her address on China. Her de-
scriptions were so real that one felt
as IL she were present at the occasion
described and everyone was delighted
with her gracious words. Mrs. Parke
Allison, formerly of Boise, now of
Denver, played three piano numbers
and Mrs. Fred B. Jones rendered two
solos after which the hostess served
a two-course repast of delicious re-
freshments. The rest of the afternoon
the ladies spent in examining many
Chinese embroideries, laces and an
tiques. Fifty-five ladies were in at
tendance.
SibIey-Fox.
In the presence of only the near rel
atfves of the contracting parties on
Tuesday evening at O'Clock at the
Presbyterian manse, Rev. Charles l..
Chalfant, D. D., united in marriage MIR.
Iryen r. Sibley of Idaho City and Miss
Alice r. Fox of the same place. -dr,
Lloyd o. Sulbley, brother of the groom,
acted as best man for the occasion and
maid for her sister
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Mrs. Stormer Studying in New York.
Word has been receive from the east
that Mrs Stormer. who Is in New York
City, is studying piano with Hans Won
den Burg. Mrs. Stormer writes that
he is considered by the best musicians
to be one of the finest teachers in the
United States. besides being bril-
liant player and composer.
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Adams Ross.
Miss Alexanderina Ross and Mr.. J.
Gardner Adams were married on We'd
nesday evening, at the home of the
bride. 1903 North Ninth street. Rev.
Charles l.. Chalfant of the First Pres
byterian church. performed the cere-
mony which took place promptly at s
o'clock. At the first strains of Men
delssohn's wedding march. played by
Miss 10 Ross, the sister of the bride
Master Almond Spaulding and little
Miss Margaret Kessler came down the
stairway each carrying a basket OF
pink roses. the handle of each basket
being tied with a bow OF pink tulle
Mr.. J. Gardner Adams and his best
man, Mr. Clayton Tucker. then came In
and took their places, and last the
bride and her sister, Miss Anna Ross
came down the stairway and TOOK
their places. The ceremony was per-
formed In the front parlor just in front
of the big double windows. before a
bower of palms. Nachtslacke, by Schu-
mann, was played softly during the
ceremony by Miss 10 Ross. Congrat-
ulations were received Immediately
after the ceremony. The brides gown
was Of white satin charmeuse made
entrain, with white baby Irish lace
bodice and pearl bead trimmings and
the low v neck was trimmed in the
back with heavily beaded pearl but
terfly. The veil was of white tulle and
lornamented with orange blossoms. The