Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-31
SOCIETY ITEMS
(Edlt.d By Mrs..J. c. oresn)

lovely flowers and refreshments which
were daintily served on the wide. cool
porch, where the guests sat and en-
loved the air and their conversation.
Those present were Mesdames. Robin
son, Mitten, Tavlock, Van Hook, Mrs.
Edith Kingsley, Mrs. Bronson. Mrs.
Dow, Mrs. Dodge, Mrs. A. T. Eastman,
Mrs. Charlie Loman. Mrs. Francis, Mrs.
| Innis Mrs. Mary Houston and Mrs.
D'Amant; Miss Inez Eastman and Miss
Alberta Kingsley.
Children's Lawn Party.
| William Payne was host at q de-
lightful little lawn party last Tues
day, the occasion being the celebra-
ton of his seventh birthday anniver-
sary.
Miss Elizabeth Wallace, his teacher,
was present, much to the delight OF the
children, and conducted series of roll
licking games, after which refresh
ments that gladden. the hearts of lit
tie ones, We're served in abundance
Louise Dickie, Rachel Brown, Eva
Brooks and Dorothy Payne assisted In
the serving. The following guests par
ticipated in the good time Rachel
Dibble, Ruth Brown, Alberta Baker.
Audrey DeLap, Argyle Benson, Ma. ell
Egeland, Alice Tanson, Garnet Hart
LEY. Margaret and Ralph Carson, Vivian
and Roy Beckstead. James Jeffreys.
Willie Hanson, Gordon Greenwald,
Donald Mcleod, Earl Chapman, Nor
a-fa nd H.
ert Vance, Charles, Robert and Tom
Bailey, Virgil Brooks, Orville Ames
and Kenneth Bernard Grandma Dtckle
was the guest Of honor.
The fishing pond caused much mer-
riment and the songs which followed
closed one of the Jolliest times the
youngsters ever enjoyed.
Dinner and Shower.
Miss Alma Sinse was the hostess at
charmingly arranged dinner and
kitchen shower domplmenting Miss
Moffett Wednesday evening. The d.
M. A. girls and Miss Carrie Regain,
who Is to be the maid of honor, were
the invited guests. Roses were prettily
in evidence as decorations.
| p. A. {. Dance.
The P. A E. boys annual dance
: Friday evening at Pierce Park was a
big beautiful affair, largely attended
. and full of enjoyment to the young
people participating. The weather was
: delightful for dancing and every mo-
ment of the time was taken advantage
Of The decorations consisted of pen
nants of all kinds. The P. A. e. sigr
was in greens and during the moon
light dance the sign shone forth In
electric effects. The colors of the
club-gold. white and black-were
gracefully arranged about the band
stand where the band furnished thu
music, which was excellent. The girl!
E were like flowers in their dainty sum
mer gowns, while the boys who wer'
i, very handsome and manly in appear
: ance and manner, were nearly all II
. white trousers and blue coats, the uni
: formity of their attire proving very eff
. fective. One corner was converted init
: cosy retreat, where the dancers rest
( ed at times with rugs and cushions OF
= the built in seats and decorated will
Y greens. Punch was served through
{ out the evening. About $50 couples
= were present Music was furnished b.
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