Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-22

Moons of educational trend
sweetened by the chat over cups of
tea. The future does not promise a
very brilliant season until the middle
of the winter when society Is at its
best. However, the Charity ball is al
ready a topic of conversation and
plans will soon be made respecting it
The Shriners gave their first dance
of the season Wednesday. a pretty
party. These dances will be given
twice a month. The Municipal Enter
tainment course will furnish a fund of
such delightful and varied interest as
the season.
Bea utiful Luncheon.
Mrs. Curtis F. Pike. worthy matron
of Adah Chapter of the Eastern Star,
presided at a beautifully appointed l
o'clock luncheon at her home on Sat
urday in honor of the "a social chair
men of the local chapter. The ex-
quisite pink mountain forgetmenots
decorated one long table in the dining
room where 10 of the guests were
seated. In the living room small ia
bles were arranged for the remainder
Of the guests, lighted with pink shaded
C8uQleS Q6COTdLcu Will ShO osoA "a
the order. The color scheme of pink
and white was carried out very dain-
lilly in the menu, also. Pink Testout
roses were ussd~in the living room. A
pleasing program of reading and music
followed the luncheon given by Mrs.
Allan McCord, Mrs. Spivy and Miss
Hart. After this spirited guessing
game was enjoyed as unique as 1t was
fi1I nf % towns
In Idaho were indicated by the means
of objects. HALEY, by picture of Hon.
John HALEY, Blackfoot was represented
by big black foot. Twin Falls, by two
twins, one standing and one falling,
and other towns were quite as anus
ingly shown. The first prize, dainty,
handmade pink and white apron, was
won by Mrs. Thornhill. The consola-
ton prize wes a bottle of "catch-up"
and was captured by Mrs. Brunnell.
The guests were Mesdames Burns.
Jackman, Given, Thornhill, McCord,
Stofiel, Cunningham, w. S. Perkins.
Whitehead, Page. John Alden, Brunnell,
Holverson, Mitchell, Neal Cory, Ander-
son, Spivy, II. Smith, Pfaffle, Phelps,
Harmon, Geiger and Miss Mildred
Hart.
The ladies assisting the hostess In
serving were Miss Glenna Sackett and
SNliss Susie Jaclman.
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Municipal Entertainment Course.
The Municipal Entertainment Course
which brings together the several
civic and musical organizations of the
city in one big organization with the
above title Is the result of g carefully
work ed out plan. The first number
is the Cord Rummell Recital company
which comes Monday evening. Oct. 80,
at the Pinney theater. Season tickets
are reported as selling rapidly, sale
warranted by the attractions offered.
The season list includes some noted
names, DR.. David Starr Jordan, one of
them. DIR. Jordan come on Dec. 4.
Theodore Spiering, Hubbard and God
dard are among the noted musicians to
appear. Goddard alone should draw a
crowded house. Those who heard him
before will be more than anxious to
listen once more to his grand basso.
Another famous name is that of Ida M.
Tarbell. The list of good offerings is
varied and excellent enough to at
tract everyone.
Enjoyable Kenslneton.
Mrs. 8. T. Davis was the hostess at
an enjoyable Kensington Thursday aft
ernoon, which included q number of
the old friends and neighbors of Mrs.
Cutler Lewis of Portland, who former
ly lived in Boise. Mrs Lewis is the
guest of Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Lyman.
Chrysanthemums and snapdragons pre-
dominated in the decorations. Dainty
little baskets on each of the small
tables where the guests were served
were filled with small autumn flow
ers. About twenty ladies' were invited
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For Mrs. Lewis Of Portland.
Mrs. W. B. Lyman entertained at a
prettily appointed luncheon for Mrs
Cutler Lewis Of Portland, Ore. on Fri
day. Wisconsin friends of Mrs. Lewis
were the invited guests. Pink snap
dragons in q rustic basket decorated
the table which was laid for twelve
Two or three parties by former friends
are being arranged for this week for
Mrs. Lewis.
Aid Society Entertained.
The members and friends Of the
Second division of Emmanuel M. E. Aid
society were charmingly entertained
at the home of Mrs. F. r. Grice In
the Collister apartments Wednesday
afternoon. Twenty ladies were
present After the business meeting
with Mrs. Bond in the chair. short
program was rendered. A reading
was given by Mrs. Mary Mills. which
Is always pleasing. The house was
decorated with autumn leaves and
bouquets of huge yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS. The refreshments were served
cafeteria style and the salads and ices
were in the autumnal colors, remind
ing one Of the APPROACH of Halloween
The afternoon was one long to be re-
membered, as 1t was the pleasure OF
having one of the two only remaining
charter members of the Emmanuel M
L. Aid in the person of Mrs. Edwin
Atkinson, of Collister. who wass the
first secretary and the other charter