Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-09


cry Woman Knows"
Many of the society goers are re-
serving Monday evening for the dra-
matte recital OF Mrs. Bertha Kunz
| Baker who will appear In an interpre-
| tation Of Barrie's play, What Every
Woman Knows" at the Columbian
club house on that night. The Col
lege Women's club and the Chautau-
qua circle also have postponed their
meetings on Monday evening until
Tuesday evening. The society notes
of the Salt Lake papers Of the last few
days, in which city Mrs. Baker gave
series of three interpretations last
week, note the presence Of parties on
the opening night.
One who has been closely interested
in Mrs. Bakers recital in Boise OBJ
served that the genuine response
which the society women had given
this event was one Of the highest mis-
sions which women of leisure could do
for their community. The nuturing of
the cultural as it appears in entertain
ments of high priced artists must be
maintained by the women of time and
| means for the women who do not have
ehS tiAiiC IiOl tiic iiudilCidi tHCdHS anu
their children. So the observer stated
that the society ladies in accepting
Mrs. Bakers recital as an educational
treat for themselves are thereby giving
their community the uplift Of the en-
tertainment.
Mrs. Baker comes under the manage
ment of Miss Pearl Tyer who has been
interested in furthering high class en-
tertainments the past year through the
Community Center Lyceum supply.
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and Louise Jones. Elizabeth Eastman,
LeRay Moon. Ruby Specie. Glare
Kahn, Mary Charlotte Yeomans, Mary
Slick, Alberta Rich. Margaret Parkin-
son and Pauline Pizey.
Engagement Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. G. Pfaffle of Merid-
ian, announce the engagement of their
daughter, Lois Geraldine to Arthur
Frazier Of Meridian. The marriage will
take place early in May.
Dancer Entertained.
Ernest e. Marini OF London, cousin
of George l.. Markison of this city, en-
joyed delightful visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Markison, the three taking a trip
into the hills. Mr.. Marini has been
with Pavlowa two years and has a
contract for two years and will return
with Pavlowa when the grand opera
returns to Boise. Madame Pavlowa
said she cared nothing for society. but
would love to go to the mountains
around Boise.
Society Personal.
Mrs. Ed Gooding who is the guest
many friends.
George Collins of Gooding had the
great pleasure or visit with his
friend, Ricardo Martin. the famous
tenor with the Boston Grand Opera
company, during the latter's brief stay
in Ioise. Mr.. Collins and Mr.. Martin
studied together in Italy.
Miss ONeil OF Los Angeles, who
visited in Boise last summer and be-
came very popular in society is a
guest. wit her brother. at the Owyhee.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. F. Johnson left to-
day for New Yorn City for a months
visit. They will be met there by their
son, Ellsworth Johnson. who is at
Cambridge university, and will visit
Boston for a few days also.
Mrs. E. G. Kline of Portland Is the
guest of her sister. Mrs. H. A. Lawson
of this city. Mrs. Kline. who former
~ resided in Boise, has many friends
here who are always glad to welcome
her.
Mrs. Millie Longfellow and daugh-
ter, Esther, are over from Mountain
Home visiting for a few days with
friends. Mrs. Longfellow is treasurer
of Elmore county.
Mrs. C. II. Van Wormer of Santa
Rosa, Cal, is visiting her nieees, Mrs.
Leslie Shelworth and Mrs. ames
Wick ersham. of this city and will re-
main couple of weeks. Mrs. Van
Wormer is on her way home from Chi
cago.