The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1915-06-03
SOCIETY NOTES
Surprise Shower.

/ surprise shower.
Miss Florence Page was the recipi-
ent OF a very pleasant surprise mis-
cellaneous shower Friday afternoon,
at the Masonic Hail. The ladies OF
the Eastern Star were Miss Pages
guests. A game of spelling the names
OF all present was played for which
Mrs. hoptfgarten won the prize,
| beautiful immature brides cake Mrs.
Clifford Fife won the consolation,
chocolate heart.
Luncheon was served at small
tables, each Of which had as a center
piece a beautiful vase Of red roses.
The place cards were dainty red
hearts on the INNER side was the an
nouncement of Miss Florence Pages
marriage to DIR. c. l. Anderson, June
Is, 1915.
Sigma Delta Phi Dance
Theboy's Of the Sigma Delta Phi
organization gave a large dance at
Pierce Park Friday evening. The hall
was decorated i'll their colors of black
and red and large booth of these
colors was constructed in which punch
was served. Mr.. Sigler and Mr.. Well
dey were the the chaperones of the
evening.
Breaches orchestra furnished very
beautiful music for about two hun
dred cople.
Freshman Party
The Freshman Class of the High
School gave their annual class party,
Saturday night in the gymnasium of
the school. Merry games were play
ed and light refreshments served.
The chaperones were: Miss Audrey,
Miss Rice, Mr.. Curtiss and Miss
Woodward.
S. c. d. Kensington.
At the home of Miss Edna Perkins
1924 Hays St, Miss Martha McKin-
ley entertained the girls of the S. c.
d. club Saturday afternoon. The
pretty parlor was decorated in the
club colors of rose and green. A de-
licious three course luncheon was
served in the dining room. A large
centerpiece of pink roses and hand
painted place cards were used to
adorn the table.
There were musical selections by
Miss Magaret Zapp and Miss Helen
Oakley.
High School Exhibit.
The Boise High School will have |
a full program every night this week |
Monday night will be the annual De |
Lamar declamatory contest, Tuesday
night the graduation class will give
their class day exercises, Wednesday |
and Thursday the class play will be |
on at the Pinney, "The Rose o. Ply
mouth Town" Friday night will be
the graduation exercises at the Pin
ney.
High School Ehibit.
Thursday and Friday Of this last |
week the Boise High School put one
of the best Industrial exhibits ever !
displayed in High Schools before. The |
Commercial department under the
superintendent of Mr.. Fred Williams |
produced some excellent specimens of |
bookkeeping, writing, shorthand. and |
typewriting. In the sewing depart |
ment Miss Audrey and Miss Ricesuper-
vised THE display and the work of the |
students was highly commendable. |
The cooking department was under |
Miss Lake. The cooked foods were
beautiful and showed the head work |
of the students. Mr.. Campion and |
Mr.. Plummer had charge of the me-
chanical drawing and manual training |
exhibits which were interesting and |
beautiful In the latter department |
the boys had completely Furnished |
six modern rooms.
The school farm came in for its |
share of the exhibition. displaying a |
fine calf, some poultry and the boys |
did an extensive business in butter |
and eggs from the farm.
In the afternoons and evening the |
orchestra under Mr.. Ward French |
played a number of pleasing and beau
tiful numbers. The halls were deco |
rated in large jardiniers of palms and |
sweet spring flowers.
Dance at Natatorium
Miss Annie McAttee and Miss Kath- |
crime McElroy entertained a few of |
their friends with a dancing party |
Tuesday evening at the Natatorium. |
The hall was decorated in green and |
white with yellow roses entwined in
the columns.
funch was served during the even /
ing at table of rare beauty, being |
covered with lunch cloth of magni- |
fcent embroidery and the huge cut
glass punch bowl was surrounded by |
delicate yellow roses. About fifty |
couples were present. Breaches or
chestra played for the party.
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Royal Highlanders to Meet.
The Royal Highlanders will hold |
their regular meeting and semi-annual |
election of officers Tuesday evening.
June 8. at O'clock at the G. A. r. |
Hall. Other things of very vital IN
terest to the members will be dis |
cussed. 1t is important that all mem
bers attend and cast their votes for the |
good Of the society. The local lodge
has made rapid strides having been |
brought up in three months from
struggling few to a strong organization
OF over 200 members consisting OF |
men and women who count for the |
best things The Royal Highlanders |
promises to be one OF the Strongest