Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-31

ceremony. The bride was dressed in
a pretty costume Of georgette crepe
and carried large bouquet OF car
nations with ferns. After the wedding
supper was served. The bride Is
the accomplished daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac Pryor of Cheney. Wash.
She has been teaching school at White
Pine. Ore, where Mr.. and Mrs. Adk-
sim will make their home at present.
The bridegroom is a prominent young
man OF oregon, employed by the Baker
White Pine Lumber company.
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Dinner Party for Past Department
Commanders.
On Wednesday evening Mrs. L.
Shipman, the genial hostess OF the
Hyde Park hotel gave an elaborate
dinner party to the past department
commanders of the department of
Idaho, Grand Army Of the Republic.
The rooms and tables were lavishly
decorated with flags and potted plants.
Each guest was furnished with
patriotic quotation. which they read
prior to partaking Of the sumptuous
feast. Colonel Robert III. Barton, act
| ing as POSTMASTER, called on Past
|
White, who responded with an excel
lent after dinner talk, ending with
toast to the health Of the hostess,
which was drunk by each guest. Short
but timely addresses were made by
Past Department Commanders Roe,
! Spofford and Barton. as we'll as by
| Mrs. Berry of the Ladies Of the G. A.
r., Comrades Kimmery, Taylor and
4. H.
| ance Of the evening.
All voted this entertainment the
very best they had ever attended, and
| Mrs. Shipman the princess of enter
| tanners.
,, Miscellaneous Shower.
The Misses Signee and Olga Brunell
gave a miscellaneous shower Thursday
| evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
| H. L. Clyne for their daughter. Mrs.
Harold Potter. nee Barbara Clyne. The
most interesting feature of the party
was the description and adventures OF
the Mexican and border life by Mrs.
Potter. Many beautiful and useful
gifts were given the bride. At a late
hour a delicious lunch was served by
the brides mother, Mrs. Clyne. Those
present We're Bolivia Wyman, Silvia
Hunter, Claudia Milleman, Anita
Bloom. Marguerite Olson, Ellen john
son, Madge Keser, Emmily McKin-
ney. Dona McI<ie. Ethel Moon, Jose
phine Raw. Lola Clyne and Signee and
| Olga Brunell.
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Wedding at Haley.
| Miss Jeanette Fox and Harry Lee
Moyne We're married Tuesday after
noon at l o'clock at the home of the
brides parents, Mayor ]. c. and Mrs.
Fox of Haley. by Rev. Baum, rector OF
the Episcopal church in Shoshone.
Miss Anna Griffith acted as brides
maid and David G. Divine as best man.
The bride and bridegroom left on the
afternoon train for a wedding trip.
They spent day as the guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. James Mcdonald in Salt
Lake, and then left for Oakland, Cal,
/, to spend day wit. the brides young
est brother. Howard Fox, who is at
tending Polytechnical school, After
visiting two or three other cities in
California they will go to Honolulu to
spend the rest of the winter. return
ing to Idaho in the early spring.
| apple Blossom Club Meets.
The Apple Blossom club met Thurs
| day afternoon at the residence of Miss
! Nettie Briggs. After a short business
session a most instructive program on
the Holy Land was given. Mrs. Swan
son, Mrs. Snyder and Mrs. Movers
each giving descriptive papers Mrs.
Swain of Boise in her most pleasing
way then gave a very interesting talk
on her travels through the Holy Land.
There We're 45 members and friends
present. The club voted in two new
members and received three applica-
tons for membership. The hostess.
assisted by Mrs. Wood, served a most
dainty lunch. The meeting was one
of the most entertaining and instrae-
tive Of the year.
Engagement Announced.
! OF interest to their friends is the
approaching marriage of Miss Miriam
y. White, daughter OF Judge Willard
White, of Boise, and Mr.. Richard W.
Ghilds, Of Portland. The wedding.
which viii be very quiet affair. will
take place in January.
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Delightful Musical Recital.
The Juvenile pupils of Mrs. Maud
Lowry Cleary rendered a charming
musical program at Sampsens hall
on Friday evening, The pupils ranged
from SIX to l. years of age and gave
the entire program from memory. It
was a beautiful program. given with
the spirit and joyousness which char
acterizes all these entertainments of
little folks, who are under the super
vision of Mrs cleary
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/ For Mrs. Clayton Davidson.
Mrs. ormsby was a hostess Satur-
day at a pretty luncheon of'nine covers
with fruit and holly decorating the
tables. The pleasant event was for
Mrs. Clayton Davidson, who is receiv-
ing many attentions from her friends.
Several informal affairs have been Civ