Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-19

CAPITAL. NEWS, SUNDAY
entertainment guessing contest wat
entered into by those who wished to
remain in the realm of Germany. A
number of puzzles representing the
names of German cities were the sub
jects to be fathomed. The club menu
bers and their friends then returned to
the customs of their own country and
partook of dainty refreshments. Mrs.
William Hopper's impressive reading
of The Lost Chord" concluded the
evenings pleasures.
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Auction Bridge Parties.
Mrs. p. H. Dawson and Miss Daw
son entertained at two auction bridge
parties during the week, one on Mon
day and one on Tuesday and both of
an informal nature. Chrysanthemums
decorated the house with the grace
full, small yellow variety arranged in
a cluster for the centerpiece on the
table. On Monday the prizes were won
by Mrs. Bernard Lemp and Mrs
| Lewis. On Tuesday afternoon Mrs
r. K. Little won the first prize and
Mrs. George Steel the consolation IA
vor.
Y. w. c. A. Notes.
The regular vesper service Of the
Y. w. C. A. will include an interesting
talk on Japan by Miss Marie Nelson
and a piano solo by Mildred Wells The
talker will review the work of Miss
| Ruth Emerson, who is the representa-
tive from the northwestern field in
Japan. The social hour will follow
| when tea will be served. Elevator ser
vice from to o'clock.
| The High School club held it's regu-
lar business meeting and program
| Monday afternoon. Miss Swift of the
high school gave an entertaining talk
along practical lines, and work was
| planned for the future.
Miss Anna V. Rice of New York City
is expected in Boise to conduct a con
ference at the Association rooms, COM
mencing Sunday, Nov. 26, which will
| be in relation to her work as natona
| secretary of religious work for the
Young Women's Christian Association
| These meetings will continue each af
| ternoon at 2:30 o'clock and evening al
80 o'clock with Thanksgiving day
omitted. All women and girls are most
cordially invited.
! Congressman and Mrs. Smith
Entertain at Dinner.
| Congressman Addison T. Smith anc
Mrs. Smith entertained at dinner al
the Hotel Owyhee, Friday evening
having as their guests, Hon. Joseph H
/ T. fr,l. ha TIL
Food Inspector ]. K White and Mrs
White and their son and Hugh Smith
of Twin Falls. Congressman Smith
and Mrs. Smith left early Saturda,
morning for Washington, D. c., after
Il visit to Boise.
Young Peoples Dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Skillern gave 6
delightful dancing party on Thursday
evening for about 35 of the young
people among their friends. Punch
was served all the evening and supper
at IL o'clock.
| Birthday Surprise Dinner.
A beautiful birthday surprise dinner
was given for Mrs. Viola Thorpe by
her father and mother, celebrating the
seventeenth birthday. of the youna
| guest of honor, Sunday week, Nov II
A white and yellow color scheme wa.
observed, carried out with chrysanthe
NUNS and crepe paper, producing {
very pretty effect. The favors wer,
white chrysanthemums. Covers wer,
laid for r. The hostess was assisted
in serving by Mrs. H. ]. Roberts
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Mr.. and Mrs. Carlson's Trip.
| Word has been received of the jour
neyings of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Z. Carlson
They had a very delightful trip ant
visit to San Francisco, meeting offic
ers and their wives, formerly stationed
at the barracks, among them DIR. ant
Mrs. Wheat who are at Fort Miles ant
who entertained them. Mrs. Grun
| baum entertained for Mrs Carlson a
a tea at the st. Francis. Mr.. and Mrs
| Carlson met number of forme
friends, not only in San Francisco, Blu
also in Los Angeles and San Diego
and were very pleasantly entertained
in all of these cities and other Friends
gave pretty affairs for her. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Carlson are now the guests o
Lieutenant Colonel and Mrs. Clomai
at Nogales. From there, after the,
visit and spend several weeks they will
go on to New York, returning west II
time to spend the holidays with Cap
tain and Mrs. Vernon Il. Bell at For
Douglass. Salt Lake City.
Cruzen- Warner.
The marriage of Miss Eva Warner
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c
Warner of Roseberry and Peter Gavin
Cruzen, son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. r
Cruzen of Boise, was solemnized a
the home of the brides parents a
Roseberry Saturday evening, Nov 4
at 3 o'clock, the Rev. w. o. Shields o
the Methodist church officiating, an,
relatives and immediate friends wit
Messing the ceremony. The beautiful
young bride who visited in Bots
shortly before the wedding, is a re
markably sweet and pretty girl, a grad
uate of the Boise high school sand
musician Of ability. Mrs. Cruzen i
also accomplished in the Household
arts and knows how to cook, sew an,