Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-24

school graduates are expected to at
tend the big event whether local or
from high schools In other states. It
is TO be a genial, gladstone holiday re-
union OF high school grads from every
state in the union II they can be found.
Exemplifying the high school colors.
red and white table decorations will
be used. More than 100 couples are
expected to be in attendance. The OBJ
1ect is to welcome all high school grad
yates, especially those away from
home There will be an elaborate pro-
gram consisting of music. vaudeville
and some speeches, interspersed be-
tween the courses and general dane .ng
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A Song Of Idaho.
Society will be delighted to learn
that two of its cleverest members have
written song of Idaho and composed
the music to fit it. and will be anxious
to read the words and hear the music.
The two ladies are Mrs. E. M. Hoover
and Mrs. w. H. Turkey.
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Mrs. Georgia Pierce and Or. Munro
| formally Entertained.
Mr. and Mrs. C. w. Dirks will en-
terrain few friends this evaning very
informally at supper in horror of Mrs.
Georgi-. Pierce and DR.. Munro. Light
covers will be laid and a holly center
piece and red ribbons will decorate
the table
Society Personal
Miss Ruth Stamper left Saturday
for Sal. Lake, where she will spend
the holidays, returning within two
weeks.
Louis Gallet came up from Pocatel1o
this morning to SPEND Christmas with
his parents. NJ. Gallet is employed in
one of the BANKS in the Gate City.
Dana Lawrence Reynolds Of Cald-
well, who is with the Caldwell Mill
| ing and Elevator company, will spend
| the Christmas holidays with his moth
er, i-1rs. William T. Wallace.
| Miss Margaret Dietrich returned
Saturday morning to spend the hol-
days with her parents, Judge and Mrs
| Dietrich. Ml3S Margaret is student
at Wellesley.
Dorman johnson, who is employed
| by the First Nation; bank of Twin
Falls, will spend Christmas week in
! Boise.
| Il. +. johnson and William r. Wal
| lace went to New York City together
a week or so ago, Mr.. Johnson con-
tinuing his journey to Boston, where
he will spend Christmas with his son
Ellsworth. who is at Cambridge.
| William L. Wallace, who is in New
York City at present will spent
Christmas with his daughter, Mrs. III
| w. Donovan of that great eastern
metropolis. Mrs. Donovan. who visit
ed her mother in Boise some time ago
will be recalled with pleasure by Nose
who met her. Mr.. Donovan is witd the
Bankers Trust company of New York
City. Mr.. Wallace win return t.
Boise early in January.
| Miss Berdina Tennell Is visiting
| in town, having come from Great
Falls, Mont, to spend the holidays witt
her mother, Mrs. Tennell, of State
street.
Mrs. Ravenel Macbeth, who, with hel
| husband, spends each winter in the
capital, is again one of Bosses charm.
| ing visitors from out of town Mrs
Macbeth has been i'll, but is greatly i'm.
proved.
| Mrse. L. Fl. Cox returned or
Wednesday from Aberdeen, Tacoma
and Seattle, where she visited hel
mother. Mrs. Ballard of Aberdeen. ane
her daughter, Mrs. Werner A. Rupp
wife of Werner A. Rupp of the Aber-
deem World
Mrs. George Pettengill went over t
Nampa and spent the week END will
her sister, Mrs. John Sims, returning
early last week.
| Mrs. w. II. Abel and daughter. Miss