Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-15

The Stevensville, Mont, Register
gives the following report of the mar
riage at Deer Lodge of a well known
Boise girl:
According to Sundays Butte Miner,
Dade Carter of this city and Miss Ethel
I LaVerne McColm of Boise, Idaho, were
married in Deer Lodge Saturday after
noon. Mr. Carter is native of Stew
| ensville and is one Of the most popu-
lar young men who ever lived here. He
was member of the Stevensville high
school football team of the past three
years and was one of the star half
backs of western Montana. The bride
has spent but a short time in Stevens
vile and has made many warm friends
during her stay here.
Birthday Dinner.
A birthday dinner was given al the
home of Mrs. William Phillips of Us
tick in honor of Miss Winnie Schotts
eighteenth birthday Wednesday. The
dinner was cooked and served in Eng
lish style. The guests present were
Mr.. and Mrs. j. e. Schott, Mrs. f..
Wason, Misses Winnie and Vera
Schott, Mrs Dora Smith, Mrs ]. Hardy
and children and Mrs w. Phillips.
Several useful gifts We're received and
a good time was enjoyed by all.
ST. Teresa Musical.
Last Friday morning at 1920 o'clock
the students of st. Teresa's academy
gathered in the assembly hall for the
rendering of the annual musical and
literary program in honor of their pat
, roness, st. Teresa. The loyal pupils
of the academy were denied the antici-
pated pleasure of greeting their much
loved friend, Rt. Rev. Bishop Glorieux,
whose kindly smile and cheering words
, lend such zest to the daily hardships
of school girl life, but received with
, the ever gracious courtesy of the acad J.
: envy the Rev. r. S. Keyzer. Rev. b. Ar
. regui and Rev. ]. P. Ries, S. NJ. of
Nampa.
Although only six weeks of school
have passed, the audience was much
= impressed with the ability displayed
by the young performers. The Beau
tiful Blue Danube" sung by the senior
chorus class and the semi chorus, "Sit
Nomen Domini" by the glee club was
, heartily enjoyed. Miss Thelma Mat
teson's rendition of Millard's ave
in marked contrast to the deep, rich
contralto of Miss Ruth Short who sans
5 "One Fleeing Hour" harp solo
"Sylvana" was daintily given by Miss
Rhoda Hodges, who on several occa-
sions has delighted ST. Teresa's listen
ers. Miss Josephine Fogarty gave in
her own unique way a violin solo
: "Berceuse." Miss Catherine Rock in a
2 Mo ct oh =
! her great musical ability.
The school paper, ROSA Mystica" in
which the pupils, especially the higl
school students, take such an interest
was read by the graduates The poem
on st. Teresa by Miss Fletcher, '16
" and the essays. pen sketches and loca
gleanings by the Misses Hummel
: Schlling and Whalen were heartily en-
joyed and applauded by the audience
At the conclusion of this splendid
. program. Rev. Father Keyzer, in his
eloquent style, congratulated the younf
ladies for the pleasant hour they hat
afforded all present. He spoke of thu
good work accomplished, and of theil
patroness, st. Teresa who, he prayed
would be instrumental in showerins
choice blessings on the academy anc
Beautiful Blue Danube" =.
........ .,.... Strauss Spickel
Senior Chorus Glass
Address ................ Miss Whalei
Vocal solo-"Ave Maria" ...... Millarc
i Miss Matteson
" harp SOLO SNlVana3 ....... Oberthu
Miss Hodges
e Rosa Mystica"-Part |. Miss Humme
/
49,. ................ Cagliert
Glee Club
Violin solo-"Berceuse" Cedar,
Miss Fogarty
y Piano solo-"The Last Hope" ......
l. ............... .GottSchall
Miss Rock
+. Vocal solo-"One Fleeing Hour lie
"a Miss Short
= Violin oblgato ......... Miss Fogart,
, Rosa Mystica'-Part IL .......
"a Observation-Disclosures. Miss Schilinj
v Chorus-Hymn to st. Teresa Schoo
=. .
Elks Give Highly Successful Dance.
The local lodge of t,lks gave one o
its always delightful and successful
dances Friday evening at the Elks
# Home As il was their first of the sea
e son dances IL was unusually enjoyable
"a Tompkins' orchestra played sprite
s. dance music and about midnight full
&c rs people enjoyed the seated suppe
a served nj one long table. The mex
J. dance will be on Halloween.
IS D
IS Wedding of Interest.
lie The society columns of the Spokes
J. man Review contain the following in
le teresting account of the wedding q
re two prominent University of Idah