The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1915-03-25
SOCIETY NOTES

zeSt society IN general has not
been abroad to any extent owing to
the near ending of the Lenten season.
The Association of Past Noble
Grands OF the Rebecca Lodge held
a social meeting in the Odd Fellows
Hall Friday afternoon. Mrs. Crosson
preceded at the tea urn. Small tables
were used to serve refreshments on.
favors OF individual booklets were
given. During the afternoon music
was enjoyed.
Mrs. James Green, supervisor in
general of the 5th and Grove ST
Fairgrounds is arranging a most de-
lighttul tea at the Canton which will
be enhanced by distinctly oriental
dance in full costume by the rhvthm
class of Miss Harris dancing school
The dance they will give Is the
TIA Tao" a Chinese dance which WA
danced i've thousand years B. c. II
IS most interesting to recognize in the
Chinese One Step, popular ball
room dance OF today, modified form
OF this ancient dance.
The money cleared from this tea
will be used to pay the supervisors
OF the Fairgrounds who worked most
faithfully last summer.
The Thalia Choir Of the First M
f. Church promises to give the pub
nc a rare treat in the musical line
Good Friday evening Under the
dictatorship of Mr.. d. F. Cook the
choir is working up Hayden's con
tata, The Cruci6xion," to give a
highly artistic rendition. The choir
will also give some beautiful Easter
music.
Miss Cynthia Dare and William
Shay of Jordan Valley are in town.
The young. people came up from the
Valley to be married.
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The Eastern Star held social
meeting in the Masonic Hall Wednes-
day evening, St. Patrick decorations
were used.
The Ladies OF the Relief Corn
gave birthday party for all whose
birthday occurred in the months Of
January, February and March. The
Lodge room OF the G. A. r. was dec
GRATED in the national colors.
After short business meeting the
time was given up to pleasure and re-
treshments were served. About one
hundred were present.
The Congregational Young Peoples
Society announces that Miss Kearney
will conduct the Palm services at
o:50 SUNDAY evening. DIR. Critch6eld
will sing a solo and Miss Kearney will
read the leper scene from Ben Hur.
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Mr.. Roy Hyde will entertain Friday
evening
Mr.. Edward Marnon of Parma is
spending weeks vacation in Boise.
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Miss Edna Perkins entertained a
number of young people at dinner
party Monday evening. A canopy
was suspended from the Candelabra
from which steamer festoons were
draped to each plate. The placecards
were also of novel design. The color
scheme was carried out in rose and
green. A large centerpiece of ivy in
rural basket was most effective.
After supper dancing was enjoyed
and Mr. Glen Southland gave vocal
sodo, accompanied by Miss Hawk.
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Miss Nina Miller was most pleas
antly surprised Friday evening when
a number of young folks assembled
at her home, 1916 N. 18th St. to help
her celebrate her eighteenth birthday.
The first part OF the evening 500
was played. Mr.. Harvey Smith and
Miss Perkins receiving the consola-
ton favors. The FIRST prize was won
by Miss Hawk
Luncheon was served at 1890 at
most beautifully appointed table, cut
glass and hand painted china being
used. Carnations were given as in
dividual favors.
Miss Catherine Bartlett, and Miss
Clara Hobson will leave Saturday with
Miss Snodgrass for Baker City, where
they will be the home guests OF the
latter during the spring vacation.
Miss Blanche Hammer will spend
her spring vacation in Caldwell, Miss
Stuart will be her guest for the week.
Miss Inez Galloway will leave for
Caldwell Saturday where she will visit
with relatives.
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Let's all be kids" was the motto
at unique party given by Mrs. Over
holser for the directors Of the Y. NJ.
G. A. Thursday evening at her home
llO6 N. 18th St. The ladies' and gen
tlemen were in juvenile costumes and
the ladies all resumed their maiden
names.
For entertainment they cut out
paper dolls for which" Kenney' Smul-
len won the consolation prize and
joey McLish first prize.
St Patrick's decorations prevailed
and an Irish luncheon was served.
The Philathca Class Of the Con-
gregational Sunday school held a
social hour at the church Wednesday
evening. The distinctly Irish pro-
gramme was enhanced by the beauti-
full decorations Of old Erin. The re-
which were served at
eleven thirty were also of emerald