Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-24
edited by Mrs. J. c. Grssn)

ing attribute of both singers which
was commented upon by number OF
their friends was the graciousness with
which both have always responded to
requests to sing for the public or for
private entertainments when invited.
The future of these two interesting mu-
sicians will be noted with interest by
their many friends.
Slumbe Party.
Miss Margaret Taylor gave a slum-
Der party to eight of her friends
Thursday night at her home on Twen-
tieth and Eastman streets. The oven
ing's entertainment was a vaudeville
show which took place in the large
living room. In the morning a south
ern breakfast with the tempting dishes
of the south was enjoyed by the
charming guests. Miss Skillern, Miss
Kate Skillern, Miss Henderson, Miss
Gladys Mcfarland, Miss Eva McF'ar
land, Miss Geneal Hague, Miss Greed
and the hostess were the participants
in the delightful party.
Sewing Club Entertained.
Mrs. Lee Savidge entertained the
Delta Cana Sewing club Friday aft
ernoon. Music and conversation filled
the hours pleasantly as the needles
flew, and later refreshments were
served.
Tho S. s. @ Club.
The S. S. @. club was entertained
by Miss Rose Coski at the home of
Mrs ]. L. Midday Saturday evening
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and later, refreshments were served.
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Successful Musical Event.
One of the most successful musical
events of the year was the piano re-
cital at Eilers' concert hall Tuesday
evening. when Mrs. N. M. Perkins pre-
scented her pupil, Miss Esther Wood
cock, assisted by Miss Monica Tyler,
second pianiste. Miss Woodcock's work
was of a high order, evfncing talent
and proving the superior training
which characterizes the playing of Mrs.
Perkins pupils. The program in itself
was OF careful selection, and to music
lovers of enough variety to be partic-
ularly pleasing. The Greig group and
the List number appealed strongly to
some, while Mendelssohn's "Rondo
Capricioso" and the "Witch's Dance"
by Mcdowell, we're chosen as favor1tes
by others. Each number of the pro-
gram was delightful and in each was
shown the excellence Of the instruc-
tors method. Mrs. Perkins has rea-
son to feel very proud of her pupils
success and is to be congratulated
upon the enjoyable character of the
entertainment offered. 1t is gratifying
also, to the many Boise resident who
have been familiar with Mrs. Perkins
work in the past, to note the brilltancy
and artistic finish of her pupils accom-
plishments at the present.
Complimentins Singers.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Niday entertain
ed Wednesday evening at the orange
grill at the Owyhee in compliment tc
Miss Vance and Miss Compton after
the concert. The other guests were
Miss Dirks, Miss Jennie Compton
Arthur Westbrook and Mr.. Steincamp
Rose pink and white carnations deco
rated the table.
Popular Dansants.
The Wednesday and Saturday even
ing souper dansants at the Owyhee
continue to grow rather than diminish
in popularity, and are exceedingly vel
patroniZed.
Entire Nous Club.
The Entire Nous club met with Mrs
Bicknell Monday The prizes for the
afternoon were won by Mrs. Hyatt and
Mrs. Peterson. Refreshments were
served at one large table. which wal
prettily decorated with deep red car