Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-26

they Will remain month, going at
the end of that time to Fort Worth to
visit relatives of the bridegroom I'M
til April /, after which they will return
to Boise.
Miscellaneous Shower for
Miss Lansdon..
Mrs. II. L. Ssh entertained with
miscellaneous shower for Miss Lans-
don Monday afternoon, the invited
guests, 80 of the friends of the charm
ing BRIDE elect, gathering to do her
honor.
A little express wagon covered with
white. was loaded with gifts and a tiny
doll bride in white satin bridal gown
and long veil, surmounted the top.
Little five-year- old Billy Ash grand
son of the hostess drew the charming
chariot into the room where the pros
pective bride opened the gifts and the
merry group of girls gathered around
to see the bridal Offering
The table was graced with pink car
nations. Music and conversation were
fitting accomplishments to the other
pleasures of the happy occasion.
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Birthday Surprise.
Mrs. Robert w. Barber assisted by
Mrs George Winchester, gave sur
prise birthday dinner for Mr.. Barber
on Wednesday evening in honor of his
thirty seventh birthday.
Ferns and roses decorated the table.
The rooms of the beautiful bungalow
home were also decorated gracefully
with roses. Covers were laid for Mr.
and Mrs Sam Drake, Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry Hannifin, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Nuz-
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. M. Luddington, Mr.. and Mrs
George Winchester, Mr.. and Mrs. AL
Myers, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hart, Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert McNutt.
Music. vocal and instrumental fol-
lowed the dinner The honored host
was presented with a handsome and
servlceable Mackinew coat by his bus
ness associates, in an appropriate
speech made by Mr.. Sam Drake.
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Birthday Party.
Mabel Bruce celebrated her tenth
birthday by giving a party at her home,
$40 North Sixth street, Monday after
noon The afternoon was spent in
playing games and music. The fol-
lowing guests were present: George
Andrews, Stella and Nelma Bay, Edna
Blackwell, Edna and Milton Sargent,
Esther Sargent, Mabel Black, Minnie
Wickman, Margaret Foster, Isabel
Miner, Sidney Houghton, Florence
Bruce.
Apple Blossom Club.
The Apple Blossom club met Thurs
day at the home of Mrs. w. w. Briggs.
After a short business session a very
instructive program on Domestic Sci
ence was given. Mrs. Wood gave a
most instructive talk on How Domes-
tic Science May Be Used to Advant-
age in the Home" Mrs. ]. w. Nc
Birney read q paper which was well
received on why Domestic Science
Is Necessary in the Home" Two new
names were received for membership.
After the program the hostess served
delicious lunch. The next place of
meeting on Dec. % will be with Miss
Nettie Briggs. The topic will be "The
Holy Land
Get Acquainted Social.
The boys and girls committee of the
Catholic Woman's league will give a
card party at which homemade chill
and coffee will be served, Tuesday
evening at o'clock.
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Bazaar Postponed a Week.
The bazaar for the benefit of the
First and Second sections of the la
dies auxiliary of st. Michaers cathed-
raj, has been postponed to from Dec.
/ and to week later, Dec and 9.
Friday and Saturday, at the Bishop
futile church house.
Japanese articles and fancy work OF
all kinds suitable for Christmas gifts
will be attractively in evidence. and
cakes. mince meat, plum pudding and
home made candies will be among the
toothsome dainties offered for sale.
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Surprise Shower for Bride Elect.
A miscellaneous shower was given
the night before the wedding for Miss
Anna l.. Moore, who was married Sat-
urday evening week to Raymond Kirk
len of Boise.
About twenty of the friends of the
fair bride-elect gathered at her home
with gifts and gave her a complete sur
prise. A pleasant evening followed in
winch music and conversation were
enjoyed.
kirklen- Moore NuptiaIs.
One of the pretty weddings of the
month was the marriage of Raymond
j. Kirklen and Miss Anna L. Moore.
which took place Saturday evanino