Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-24
South Boise News.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Allen celebrated
their tenth wedding anniversary with
a party for their friends, at their home
in Ivywild on Thursday evening. About
35 were present The evening was
passed in a delightful manner with
games and music. AT late hour de-
licious refreshments were served.
Friday afternoon a week ago Ora
Thornton was pleasantly surprised by
her friends who gathered at her home
on Broadway and Seventh street, where
they gave her a party. A merry body
of young people spent the afternoon in
playing games. Later on refreshme tents
were served to the guests.
Mrs. l. w. Hart left Thursday after
noon for Portland, Ore. She expects to
remain in that city about week. and
then go on to the coast for a short
visit She will return in two weeks.
James Christopherson left for Salt
Lake last Sunday, having been called
there on business. He will return as
soon as it is disposed OF.
Mr.. Guy Mathews has returned to his
old home in Ivywild after a weeks alb
sence, during which time he was in
Bellevue on business.
Miss Julia Felthusen has returned
from Marysville, where she has been
teaching school. Her school is out and
she will spend the summer with her
parents at their homo on Manitou ave-
nue..
Friday evening the members of the
Christian Endeavor society of the Pres
byterian church gave a surprise party
for David Tate, in honor of his birth
day. Part of the evening was spent in
playing games on the lawn, but later
the company adjourned to the house.
During the course OF the evening de-
licious refreshments were served. Pres
ent We're Mesdames Davies Brown,
Barnum, Woodall and Reed; Misses
Gekeler, Belcher, Ella Bolger Sara Boil
ger, Julia Felthusen, Mary Nelson, Ruth
Barnum, Verna Thayer, Florence
Thayer, Dorothy Hard, Louise Merritt,
Esther Johnson, Bessie Reel, Bertha
Reel Kathleen Davies, Jennie Davies,
Gladys Jones and Freda Brown; and
Messrs. Brown, Reed, Sidney Nelson,
Horace Davies. John Felthusen. Earnest
Brown, Irving Hart and Truman Farm
ham.
prised her mother by giving her a
flower shower. About twenty OF her
friends were present and the affair
was indeed a happy one. After the
shower refreshments were served, and
the remainder of the afternoon passed
in a social manner.
The work on the new fire station has
been progressing with remarkable rap
idity, and it will not be long before it
will be ready for occupation. Quite
large force has been working on it. 1t
tial structure.
Frank Michel was taken to a local
hospital Friday evening. where he will
be operated on for appendicitis.
Rev. Barnum returned from Weiser
on Wednesday, where he attended a
Sunday school convention.
William Hotho and Miss Mildred TIL
lett were married at the Presbyterian
manse Friday evening by Rev. Bar
mum. They will make their home in
Garden valley
intendent of the Holcomb division of
the Presbyterian Sunday school
In the Presbyterian church this
morning Rev. Barnum will preach on
"a Question of Profits" In the even
ing his theme will be Are We Alien ?"
The Missionary society will meet
next Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Reel in Ivywild. Mrs Davies
will be the leader.