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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-05
Ladies' Masonic Climb.

The members Of the Ladies Masonic
club viii enjoy another ~ Their inter
esting afternoons. which are arranged
monthly during the winter season. to-
dan az IA" Windsor Hotel. \ variety -
pastim's will nm tho hours in a happy
way. and during the late afternoon "a
luncheon 81 pretty appointments VIII
b" served. Among those having maze
u. nrNaI Inns Az
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bu TUUralHf. April .. from fu 3
.u. tho ladies 90 the Pastors AID SOCIETY
uf the second rreshyterlan church cor
nor Of Market and Tweutieth streets.
vIII serve a. roast beef supper A. usuaf
these ladies' have reptred most Do.
.|.Ilua menu There viii DO seven
tables Iu The following Arrangement
TtH.. $50 Miss NHrN Never. Nies
Elrtrudr Hard. Mre 8 Hohlifzoii
TnbI. 500 Nfs 1.aHhiey. Nfee
..fs Hunter Mr. o. VI Handy
Table 81. Wfe thas ~ Krsanr.
5000. ..rrtr Miss Virginia Wnfi
THHI. Eu Nre Walter teintr.
rr. T.Nr N,d.I.Isr
TrN.. SD. Mr. Edward ftarrnar
Ur. rEIf
r.... .r Nr. Fh.Itr UasNIrau.
II... Nffs UufE.u. Mr. cunningham
TH... $50 Nra o. HHss
trr. Table Nf- k-nrfg Sire utr-
|.H
Flower Table Nisa Efr.I Efysu.
H... lHrr.s fIfIls
f.If.|.r Nrs q IS Packet Mrs o. r.
r k.. SIZE. Iafs'H -thtrf Wis, Tia
I.ff'. 'f... NH. ff.tk
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o. pleasing luncheon at the conclusion -
.rf contests
Sewing Party To-day.
Mrs. W. '. Haw kins. % South Front
-i rect. viii entertain this afternoon IT
Boo Windsor hotel the members o. a
sowing club which MEETS regularly COR
few hours work and chat AZ the
close Of ths afternoon rsfreshnlenfs viii
hr served The following ladies' will
be- guests
Mssdsulss
~ T.. white. Charles pfek
James Howard. Ian Wood
\. a.. Mckaue. W V. Hawkins
- retticord Mss Earflstf
win Hold Marfet
Tn" kings daughters 81 81 Mat
fnews church viii hold a bake sale a.
fhe George X. Taylor Company store
ON Saturday - this week 4 DO icctshle
.-urtmrnt ~ homemade breads and
pastries viii b. offered Tor sale Of
which 1l are invited 60 purchase.
n. A. 6. Gub.
Copies ~ IN" following Invitation
have been received by fhe hers 81
tho g.. a. g.. club and their friends
Yourself and lady are cordially invited
G" attend an informal dance
60 D. gt'cn BY the
u 4. q. club
on Tuesday evening Arru n
- iaschs Hail. Warwuod
Dancing from 10 t2
Commute C-rv and MeEee.
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Side TALKS
Keeping Promises
10y Ruth Cameron.)

What a peacs-inspiring thing II Is to
receive promis from some people
our mind t. SGT AT ease on whatever
subject the proui~. concerns You
know the thing Is a. good a. done. and
you rest secure tu m" haven Of their
dcpenda bility.
But alas there are other people. whose
promises give YOU mo- such feeling Of
N'curity You hope they Will nlfill
mem hut you are never surprised TO be
told at the eleventh hour or by worse
chance. ~ the thirteenth that they were
not able 20. Sometimes excuses and ~
plantations are offered. sometimes even
mat formality - dispensed with.
My Experience with Promises
once upon time ! had partial charge
"t keeping the headquarters uf a GER
tain society open The days w.r. diNl-
dcd mt" sections of two hours each. and
various members Of the society were
pledged To- look out for IN. headquar-
tiers during the hours assigned To- them
ON the second dav my telephone rang
franticnllN. The woman who had prom
ised To tax. the shtt, from - 10 was
o. the telephone. II was O'Clock and
her successor had not arrived. nor did
she come ~ all. Sh. subsequently, exc
planned that she had been called to town
She did not say that the call was cN-
ir"m"lt pressing and she had apparently
r'ity ~. Vet sh' seemed 10 feel that
that po~-mort'm explanation wipcd the
slate perfectly clean.
She Keeps Promises-she's That Kind
DURING the month that W. kept our
headquarters open things like that nap
U'n"d again and again. Hu the other
hand. there We're women v hu mad. con-
~ld'ra bic sacrifices Co keep their word
What JOY 10 was 90 look az tho schsd-
ul' for the dan and be- able 90 say. We
needn't worry about this forenoon Mrs
N has H. and she will b.. there OF
sec hat someone is. shes that kind
am hit afraid that some az th.
opposite sex viii read this with o. surl.1
hu and say We'll. that's an you can
expect of o woman" 40. Mr.. NisoEyn-
ist. 8ll you can expect Of some women.
and Of some men. too.
He Wanted Performances Not Ex-
plantations.
\ business man told mo that h. had
dismissed Young efnploys who appear
cd 90 M" the brightest and most prornis-
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W l.. L. Club

Mr. Joseph Sarh"r. Sr.. az hsr home
on rho Island. very Pleasantly enter
taIusu the members OF tho ". O. T..
club last evening sewing vas ENJOY ed
Dos tho guests until a. late hour. when "a
dainty luncheon was served. the table
being trimmed with clusters - PINK
sweet peas
The following we're guests.
Misses
EDNA rreffYmau Rose " IIHdfrF
Wilma Moore Ntrrs|ia ~fiferf
MarEusrIf' -HUN'r Anna Is art uhal nsr
Marie Mt'h'utf
Mt-drfres
<.I.s Moore a.. k Morrison
s. g. Nufhrrsf Joseph Sacnsr. Sr
q Co. FIsdinE Joseph Sachcr. Dr.
VIII Roth
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She Keeps Promises-sheIs That Kind.
He Wanted Performances Not Ex-
nlanatfOua

s business man told me that h. had
dismissed Young emplrye who appear
cd o. mo tho brightest and most prOrniz-
INK ~ the hair dozen m his office
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The Kings Daughters Of the Vance
Memorial church. were entertained at
~" home 81 Mrs. J. r. ~. Sweeney Of
Highland Park. yesterday afternoon.
This was the regular meeting and tn.
guests devoted the afternoon to needle
work. the finished articles To- be used for
thu children Of the Kings Daughters
Day Nursery luncheon was served
- fore thu departure Of the guests
Thos. present we're
NcSda mes.
Jess" Bloch Arthur Hubbard
John StOrer Nelson Cecil
I'D ward Hitchnan j. = y Sweeney
sam Harper W \ Wilson
Claude Walden l.atune McLain
~ e. Hazlstt G. G. Chase. OF
10" faull tovlngton. Ky.
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mony. and a floral arrangement of
white and green was very effective
Inc newly-married couple left al
O'Clock. over the Baltimore and Ohio.
Tor wedding journey through the
east. and after May first will take ND
their residence at Burgettstown. Pa
The bride is well known in Wheel
ING society. and is alumna OF the
local High school. and also OF the
southern Seminary az Buena Vista,
Va Mr.. Ely Is the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Ely. Of Pittsburgh. and
is a graduate Of Lafayette College at
Easton. Pa. and was until recently
head Of the science department OF
Amoung the out OF town guests
present for the wedding were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Ely. OF Pitts
burgh: Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Powell
of Pittsburgh: Mr.. and Mrs. James A
Burns. of Youngstown. O.: Mr.. and
Mrs. II. X. Ely. of Washington. Pa:
Mr.. and Mrs. Audley McFarlan. OF
Begdriville. Pa: Mr.. and Mrs. c. v.
Harding. Of Bridgeville. Pa: Mr.. ana
Mrs. c. DID. Robinson. of Martins Fer
ry: Mr.. Alonzo Clemens. OF Taylors-
town Pa; Mr.. William Horn. Of ray
lorstown. Pa.
Other guests included:
Messrs and Mesdames-
r. X. Billiard DR.. r. L. HUM
A. I. Hupp. Jr. DIR. r. :. Billiard
W. +. Burruss r. X. shelton
r. J. Billiard H. A. Conrod
DIR. J. c. Hupp G. W. Orr
Dr. NJ. B. Williams
Mesdames-
Augusta G. Dick Minnie Ely
inson Carolene Billiard
Azelia Shriver Elizabeth Mupp
Misses Helen Ely
Addie Hupp Louise Billiard
Mary Ferguson Alicia Bullard
AZeal Bullard
Messrs-
a. T Hupp r. r. Billiard
John C. Billiard X. G.. Bullard
l. T. Bullard
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Sewing Party TO-DAY.

f.eFs ~ mo afternoon ard will be served
O. T'-s-iua luncheon at the conclusion II
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-10

Which, with Miss Esther Kinsey at the
piano, she sang two of the composers
songs.
Short talks were given by Mrs.
Campbell, Miss Bess Campbell, Mrs.
Maberly and Miss Nina Woesner. Con-
sideration of Frances political recon-
struction and transformation, from
Jean Charlemagne Braco's France
Under the Republic" occupied the re-
mainder of the evening. All felt that
the time had been profitably and en-
joyably spent.
Club Musical.
The Musical department of the Co
lumbar club will hold its regular
monthly musical at the club house,
Thursday afternoon at $50 o'clock.
c. o. Breach will give talk with
demonstrations on "Symphony." Com
posers, Schubert, Beethoven, Men
delssohn. and Haydn. He Will be as
sisted by Mrs. Leslie Long, Mrs. ]. L.
Niday. Mrs. Earl Adams, piano; Mrs
II. j. Brown, Mrs. Randall voice, and
Mr.. Keiser cello. social meeting
will follow the program.
+ + :.
Golden Rod Club.
Mrs. Richard Garland was a most
delightful hostess to the Golden Rod
club on Thursday last. Mrs. c. f.
Stevens presided owing to the Illness
of the president. Roll call was re-
sponded to with current events. The
sick committee reported several mem
bers on the sick list and also reported
Mrs Gracey, the club president as i'm
proving and able now to see her
friends. Some time ago the Golden
Rod club was instrume ntal. in having
the county commissioners set aside
room in the new county hospital for
maternity ward. When this room is
occupied the club will keep it supplied
with flowers. 1t is also presenting to
this ward a picture. 1.-THE Cleaners"
the club is also planning to assist
with the sewing at the children's
home. After this short bushes sses-
sion the club took up the subject for
the afternoon, Personal Glimpses of
Famous Women" Mrs. f. A. Tolman
read paper on "Fads and Fancies" of
famous people. showing that nearly all
were vegetarians. Some of them be-
coming such through religious feelings.
many being orientalsts and vedaut-
lists. Mrs. c. w. Moore gave an excel
lent talk on the world famous Hetty
Green. Mrs. Moore was a girlhood
friend of Sylvia and Edward Green
children of Hetty Green.
Mrs. B. F. Howe's pleasing talk on
Margaret Deland was greatly enjoyed
Mrs. Garland followed with reminis-
cences Of Agnes just Reid, the Idaho
woman whose quaint poems and other
literary efforts have been read with
deep interest by those interested in the
development of local literature. In
Mrs. Garland's hands. the authoress
was given her due in the warm gener-
GUS spirit which characterizes all that
Continued On Page Nine)
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-10
SUNDAY CAPITAL NEWS, SUNDAY, DEC. 10, 1916.

many years in Boise. Mr.. and Mrs.
Paynton live now about 60 miles from
Spokane and have a beautiful coun-
try home there.
Mrs. Theodore Johnson, who has
been quite i'll in one of the local hos
pitfalls. is reported much improved.
Mrs. Vivian Thorne of Banner, near
Idaho City, one of Idaffo's most
charming and interesting personalities,
visited Boise for three days recently
and hurried back to her mountain
home to the great regret of her friends
in Boise.
Miss Gertrude Porter, who has been
in the hospital at Stanford university
suffering from a nervous breakdown,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-10

induced by owerworlx, was brought
home by her mother. Mrs. L. e. Por-
ter, and while still i'll, is able now
to get about a little.
Mrs. c. A. Barton. who went to Ia
coma early in the week to attend a
conference of the Y. w. C. A. which
was held by the Tacoma branch, re-
turned to Boise yesterday afternoon
with Mr.. Barton. whom she met in
Portland on the day of his return
from business trip to the city of
roses.
Mr. and Mrs. ID. Steen Fletcher will
occupy the r. X. Davis home this
winter while Mrs. Davis is in San
Francisco visiting her brothers.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-10
Columbian Club Session.

SIdp 0cSSfoHs
business session of the Columbian
club was held at the club house on
last Monday afternoon, Mrs. E. o. Sis
son. vice president, presiding. After
reading of minutes by the secretary a
few items of business were disposed
of when Mrs. Fred Rosene sang two
charming numbers, both on the inspir-
ing theme "Charity" These solos were
followed by a talk by Miss Helen Cos
ton on Social Settlement" which was
most instructive and helpful.
;. / :.
Dramatic Section.
The Dramatic section of the Column
bian club met with the chairman, Mrs.
Priest, Dec. /, and listened to most
delightful program. The American
Woman Playwright" was presented by
Mrs. Franklin Coats, who dwelt upon
a number of the most prominent wom-
en- in this particular line. but gave the
greatest credit to Josephine Peabody
whose artistic play. "The Piper" won
international fame at the Shakespeare
memorial Stratford. in 1910. Mrs
Coats read number of scenes from
THE Piper in charming manner.
'tild III p.tylHS tribute 10 llle plays Oh
lighter vein, read a few amusing scenes
from Mr.. Lazarus, a collaboration of
Harriette Ford with Harvey j. O'Hig-
gins, now being s. successfully pro-
duced. The next meeting of the sec
ton will be held Jan. %. Mrs. Nixon
viii give a study of Macbeth, each
member to respond with a quotation
from the play.
\ :. !.
Columbian Club Announcements.
The Study department of the CO.
lumbar club will meet Monday at
o'clock in the club house. Miss Olive
smith, pupil OF Miss Lillian Smith.
Boise Conservatory of Music, will play
one of her own compositions at this
meeting, entitled THE Clock"
The Music department of the CO.
lumbar club will meet Thursday at
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-10
Diamonds

We pride ourselves upon the com
pleteness Of our diamond stock. We
can furnish you a diamond solitaire
in any grade or size in prices ranq-
ing from $12.75 to 100000 and up.
Diamonds also mounted in Cuff
Links, Scarf Pins, La vallieres,
Brooches. etc.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-10
Wrist Watches

Wrist watches are no longer con-
sidered a novelty. They are pract;-
cal and we carry just the watch
that will give you the most service
for the money. Our stock is COM
plete: They range from $500 to
$500.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-10
CLUB GLEANINGS

=: 30 o'clock in the club house.
The Home Economics department of
i the Columbian club will meet Friday,
Dec Is, at 2:30 o'clock, in the club
house.
Altar Society of ST. Johns
Cathedral.
Wednesday afternoon at 8 O'Clock in
/ st. Johns hall was held the regular
monthly meeting, as well as the annual
election of the Altar society of st.
Johns cathedral.
This society is a valuable aid to the
church as its duties are to take care
of the affairs, to see that they are prop
erly decorated with flowers. that the
linens are always immaculate. in fact
the members see to it that the church
is always kept in presentabIe con-
dition. The society is growing in num-
bers as we'll as in Importance. having
now roll call of 1870 members.
The officers elected to serve the en-
suing year as as follows: President.
Mrs. Adolph Schneider: vice president.
Mrs. Joseph LAWYER; recording score
tary, Mrs. f. e. Reinhardt financial
secretary, Mrs. H. r. Neitzel: treas
urer. Mrs. p. j. Lynch. The last three
named ladies were unanimously re-
elected to succeed themselves in of
flee.
!. \ 4
Chautauqua Reading Circle.
Tuesday evening the Chautauoua
Reading circle met at 1917 Fort street.
with Mrs. Powell. The circle has just
finished the study of Germany and has
taken up that of France under the
republic.
The first part of the evening was
spent in very interesting discussion
of current happenings of the world
Then Miss Kate Rinck sang a rollicking
folk song in adieu to Germany
In Introduction to the French part
of the program, Miss Marie Johnston
gave a brief sketch of Madame Cha
minade's life and achievements. after
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-10
Birthday Surprise.

Master Wilson McKendrck was
happily surprised on Saturday after
noon by his little school friends, the
occasion being his eighth birthday.
ChlIdrens games were INDUCED in by
the little folks until o'clock when re-
freshments were served, after which
they were taken to their homes on
sleds.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-10

Ideal Gifts for Ladies

Ideal Gifts for Ladies
Chests of Silver Cameo Brooches
Vanity Cases Gold Bracelets
Diamond Rings Manicure Sets
Necklaces Chatelaine Pins
Set Rings Library Sets
Cameo lockets Gold Crosses
Toilet Sets Mesh Purses
Gold Brooches Bud Vases
Coral Rings Signet filings
Watch Fobs Hat Pins
Flower Vases Bar Pins
Pearl Necklaces Dainty Pins
Pendant Earrings Dainty Pins
Link Buttons Gold Beads
Bouquet Pins Sautoirs
Pickard Hand Painted China
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-10
Knights of Pythias to Dance.

Invitations are out for the regular
monthly social to be given by Ivan
hoe Lodge No. 3. knights of Pythias.
next Thursday night. which will be
a real treat to those in attendance.
The committee in charge extend IA
special invitation to knights who may
be In the city from out of town to
attend A special dance program has
been arranged and Tompkins' or
chestra viii come equipped with spe-
clal music for each number. All knights
and their ladies are cordially invited.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-10
This Is a Tewe1rv Christina
Ideal Christmas Gifts
$1.OO to $500

Signet Rings
Serving Spoons
Set Rings
Lapel Chains
Watch Chains
Match Safes
Carving Sets
Gold Pendants
Party Boxes
Partisan Ivory
Set Coffee Spoons
Circle Brooches
Cut Glass Bowls
Mesh Bags
Bracelets
Brooches
Sugar Trays
Gold Lockets
Celery Trays
Cuff Links
Pendants
Umbrellas
Gold Charms
Cloth Brushes
Belt Buckles
Neck Chains
Set Tea Spoons
Picture Frames
Breakfast Casters
Berry Spoons
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-10

/ Johnson, Carrie Regain, Francisco will
loughby and Miss Wagner. Many
| social functions have been given for
Signora Camarillo during her visit to
Boise. Signora Camarillo leaves this
evening on the Z o'clock train for her
winter home in Los Angeles. The Ca
marillo family spends the summers at
the country home at Camarillo Ven
tura county, and the winters in Los
Angeles. Camarillo is 65 miles from
Los Angeles and about so miles from
Santa Barbara while only about a doz-
en- miles from the historic home of
Ramona.
DR.. Jordan Guest Of Stanford
Graduates.
The Stanford graduates living In
Boise gave DIR. David Starr Jordan
dinner in the Jungle room of the Owy-
hee on the evening of his lecture. 60
ing later in body to listen to the dis
tinguished lecturer DR. Brannon.
head OF the state university and DIR.
Sisson, commissioner of education.
were guests at the dinner Red and
white carnations, the Stanford colors,
decorated the table.
II
Thursday D;vers;on cI.h
The Thursday Diversion club is
planning a little holiday frolic about
Christmas time. which will be given in
Miss Harris studio at the Columbian
club hall.
>. :. l.
Juvenile Mardi Gras
Mics trar.;a, .,
oi,.o III, $50, o''ie 'i"sS VIII
tween Cbristr1es ~ " ~, W Sys - ny, pe
will he = farc,, dross IoIl 1I.,9,, : Us us
mysterious nrinoo a,,d -, "-'' M, NV
pretty affair viii bo If araot i',4o,'a'4
of the minis ''''' A'i'''u'
\ :. &.
Birthday Surnrise
NtaS+ar wiz
banniI,, s,,rrris.oa e.Nt'i loN ""S
noon h., ~ ii4tIa ,., r u"S 81
occasion hairg his aia,,.h - 'V h,lf, .iie
Cbildren,s ,ron,a, ,,,o,o i,,d,,,.'i
the little folks ur+iI =, o,n1oai. - - ~
freshn,.,+n ..''.. y 100 "ileh re-
they were taken to thcir homes ON
sleds.
). = =
Y. w. c. A. Notes.
At the vesper services of the Y w
G. A. this afternoon Mrs. J. Fl Bar
ton will be the leader. There will he
music also. A vocal solo bv Mrs Ro-
sene, and a piano solo by Miss Esther
Kinsey. There will be the social hour
as usual and a cup of tea. Elevator
service from to o'clock
On Wednesday evening the associa-
ton is asking the members and friends
TO met to make the candy bags for
the municipal Christmas tree, work to
commence at o'clock.
= - =
oriental Lodge VIII Give Dance.
oriental Lodge No GO will give Il
dance winch VIII be held at the Mosque
IuesdaN evening. Dec u. There will
De special music by TOmpkins orches-
IRA ana other delightful features. y
heht lunch viii be served at IL O'Clock.
" =
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-10

That PuzzIine Question, "A Suitable
Gift for Man." has been solved
here.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-10

Tie Clasps
Scarf Pins
Fountain Pens
Beauty Pins
Cigar Cutters
Set Rings
Letter Openers
Cream Ladies'
Boys Watches
oilet Articles
Manicure Articles
Cut Glass Nap
pies
Ribbon Sautoirs
Souvenir Spoons
Ash Receivers
Pepper and Salts
Souvenir Spoons
Clocks
Hat Pins
Bar Pins
Lemon orks
Brooches
Card Cases
Crosses
Cuff Links
Emblem Pins
Vest Chains
Girls Watch
Lavallieres
Scarf Pins
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-10
Y. w. c. A. Notes.

AT the veaper services of the Y. w.
Z. A. this afternoon Mrs. j. II. Bar
ton Will be the leader. There will be
music also. vocal solo by Mrs Ro-
sene, and piano solo by Miss Esther
Klnsey. There viii be the social hour
as usual and cup of tea. Elevator
service from to o'clock.
On Wednesday evening the associa-
ton is asking the members and friends
to met to make the candy bags for
the municipal Christmas tree, work to
commence at o'clock.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-10
Society Personal.

Miss Nellie Dc Cunrut is expected
nome this evening from Newport.
Wash, after months visit with her
former schoolmates. the Misses Mar
garet and Harriet Paynton, daughters
of Andrew Paynton, who lived for
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-10
Juvenile Mardi Gras

Miss Harris Juvenile class will
give their usual Mardi Gras Ian be-
tween Christmas and New Years. This
VIII be fancy dress ball with the
mysterious prince and princess. The
pretty affair will be of great interest
to The patrons of the class and friends
of the pupils
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-10
Oriental Lodge VIII Give Dance.

Oriental Lodge No 60 will give .
dance which will be held at the Mosque
TUESDAY evening, Dec. l.. There viii
be special music by Tompllins' orches
ira and other delightful features. \
light lunch will be served at IL o'clock
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-10
Elks Dance on FRIDAY.

The local lodge of Elks viii give
their regular dance Friday evening,
Dec. 10, Mt the Elks' home. a lunch
VIII be served as usual and Tompkins'
orchestra viii play. Visiting Elks are
cordially invited
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-10

Gifts of Jewelry Have a Permanent
Value and Lasting Interest.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-10
Justamere Cub Entertained.

'SNe1'''S'C N'uU ETIIBT tdTTIeds
MRS. ID. >. LoWrie was hostess to
the Justamere club at a o'clock
luncheon in the Rose room of the Owy-
hee Thursday of last week. Covers were
laid for fourteen. Following the
luncheon the club adjourned TO the
Lowrie residence and the afternoon WAS
spent in fancy work.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-10

2:3O o'clock in the club house.
The Home Economics department of
the Columbian club will meet Friday.
Dec. Is, at 2:3O o'clock, in the club
house
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-10
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DR.. Jordan Guest Of Stanford
Graduates.

The Stanford graduates living In
Boise gave DR.. David Starr Jordan a
dinner in the Jungle room of the Owy-
hee on the evening of his lecture. 60
ing later in a body to listen to the dis
tinguished lecturer DIR. Brannon.
head OF the state university and DIR.
Sisson, commissioner of education,
were guests at the dinner. Red and
white carnations, the Stanford colors.
decorated the tahl
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-10

WhIte carnations, the Stanford colors,
decorated the table.
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Thursday Diversion Club.
The Thursday Diversion club is
planning little holiday frolic about
Christmas time, which will be given in
Miss Harris studio at the Columbian
club hall