Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-16

CAPITAL NEWS. SUNDl
club they meet in one company and
pay honor to the memory of Robert
Burns. the immortal bard OF Scotland.
Jan. 25. The sound OF the bagpipes.
the address to the haggis which was
so finely given last year by Professor
Petrie, the sword dance and Highland
Fling, which no one can dance like the
Scotch lassies, and best of all the genial
sincerity and joyousness of the whole
company. The celebration will be held
this year in the G. A. r. hall.
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Girls Friendly Society Entertained.
Mrs. Chamberlain entertained the
Girls Friendly society at the deanery
Wednesday. Among the guests were
Bishop Funston and Mrs. Funston,
Miss Sprague of st. Margarets hall
and Mrs. Emery. The rooms were
bright with holiday decorations. Games
were played and refreshments served.
Boys Club Enjoy Treat.
Archdeacon Award Chamberlain
took the Boys club of st. Michael's
cathedral to the Strand Tuesday even
ing the boys enjoying the treat great
ly.
Young People Dance.
Kenneth Davidson entertained
number of his young friends Friday
evening at an enjoyable dancing party
at his home. Punch was served dur
ing the evening and refreshments at
II o'clock. The list of invited guests
included: The Misses Virginia King,
Harriet Bliss, Marga Danielson. Vern-
cite Sullivan. Catherine Moore. Irene
Clinton, Myra Davidson, Isabel Diet
rich, Stella Balderston and Norma
Johnson, and Masters Junior Smith,
Earl Adams, Aetena Gallop, Lester
Steinmeier, Jack Davidson, Donald
Davidson, John Hoover, Willard Regan,
James Kielson, Henry Willis, Ernest
Parrot, Sam PARROT, Robert David
son and Kenneth Davidson.
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Engagement Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Stilson wish to
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Ethel, to Mr. Robert Bur-
lingame, of Barber Idaho.
Piano Recital.
The piano recital given by the
pupils of Miss Margaret Dirks on
Friday evening Jan. IA, at Eilers' hall
was a very pleasing one and well rem
dered. The numbers given by the
Misses Springer, Baird, Richardson.
Wardell, Reardon and Wade were well
rendered and very pleasing. Masters
FRANKLIN Neal and Alan McCord
played their numbers with life and
vim characteristic of boys. The
Gypsy Dance" by Bohm was rendered
by Miss Bernice Whitehead in an ar
tistic manner, showing the splendid
technical ability of the young artist
The closing numbers by Miss Ruby
Kale, proved the ability of the young
musician to handle the classical num-
bers well. The waltz by Chopin was
beautifully rendered and received loud
applause.
This is the first OF series of mu-
sicales to be given during the winter
season.
Presbyterian Ladies to Give Dinner.
The ladies of the First Presbyterian
church will give dinner Tuesday
evening in the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms, and
will begin to serve at 8: 80 o'clock. An
unusually good dinner is being planned
and the ladies are asking only 50 cents.
Junior Auxiliary Meets.
The Junior Auxiliary Of st. Mich
aers held its regular weekly meeting
Tuesday afternoon at $3.50 at the
deanery with Mrs. Chamberlain who is
directress. The girls have been doing
a beautiful work. At Christmas time
they prepared a Christmas box for the
Indian girls at Fort Ross Fork where
the church looks after about 25 Indian
children half of whom are girls.
Reading at Columbian Club.
Mrs. Meressa Thompson read Re
becca of Sunny Brook Farm" to a
most appreciative audience Saturday
evening week. 1t was a delightful
event and those who heard her were
charmed. Mrs. Thompson left Sunday
to fill other engagements. While here
she was the guest of her former col
lege mate and friend, Mrs. Charles p
Mccarthy.
Parties for Mrs. Wendell Allen.
Mrs ]. e. Rohrbaugh gave a charm
ing dancing party in the beautiful
Brady house Friday evening in honor
of her daughter, Mrs. Wendell Allen of
Twin Falls, who has been visiting her
Dancing was enjoyed in the commod-
ious den and a cosy rest room was
made of the spacious sun parlor where
the Victrola was placed. Punch was
served from a prettily decorated table
during the entire evening. Mrs. Allen
returns today to her home. Mrs