Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-13

Y, FEB, 13, 1916.
the Social Six club at her home on
Saturday evening. Hearts were played.
Valentine motif was used for the
decoration. A seated supper was
served.
Surprise Birthday Party.
The Social Six gave surprise birth
day party to Beulah Holienbeck at the
home OF Miss Isabel Dietrich Friday
evening. Games and dancing were en-
Joyed and seated supper was served.
Valentine decorations and favors were
in evidence.
Club Entertained.
Mrs. N. H. Clark entertained the Y.
w. C. A. club of the high school Sat
urday afternoon. Mrs. Dietrich, Mrs.
Mckee and Mrs. w. E. Graham as
sisted the hostess. The program in
cluded piano solos by Eva Miner and
Mildred Wells. Henry Van Dykes
beautiful story "A Lover Of Music" as
told by Catherine Wilson to the girls
as they sat around the cheerful open
fire. Myrtle Mason gave a reading
from Pollyanna. Delicious refresh
! ments were served Potted cyclamen
| decorated the rooms. The charm of
the open fire in the fireplace was a de-
light which all enjoyed.
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Birthday Valentine Party.
| Mary Charlotte, the little daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Yeomans of JEFF
ferson street, gave a very pretty and
enjoyable birthday and Valentine party
Everything betokened the meaning Of
the day, especially in the dainty deco
rations. To each child's chair a gay
big or little toy balloon was attached.
The favors were Valentines and tiny
poppy baskets filled with candies.
| The big birthday cake with it's nine
white candles in red rose holders was
temptingly attractive. The heart and
arrow game was played. The four
prizes were won by Eleanor Rose Bar
ton and Bessie Robinson; Louis Shaw
and Jud Hetherington.
Pretty Valentine Party.
Rose Regain gave a pretty Valentine
party Saturday afternoon from to s
to a number of her girl friends. Mu-
steal numbers and Valentine games
were enjoyed and Valentine and heart
favors with kewpies were everywhere.
The cake was also ornamented with a
kewpie. Twenty four girl friends were
invited to Miss Roses party.
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Junior Smiths Party.
Junior Smith gave an enjoyable
dancing party to eight couples of his
young friends with supper Friday
evening.
Roy Hirshland's Dance.
Roy Hirshland gave a dancing party
at the Brady House to a number of the
young people this week.
Silver Tea.
On Friday afternoon at the silver
tea at st. Margaret's hall a pleasing
reading was given by Miss Esther
Horner and delightful songs by Miss
Josephine Numbers. The affair was
given for the benefit of the science de-
partment of st. Margaret's hall.
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Dinner Party and Dancing.
Clayton Davidson was the host at a
pleasant dinner party Thursday even
ing. A number of the young people
came in later and dancing was en-
joyed.
In Honor Of Mrs. Oberdorfer.
Mrs. Mehargue entertained at a
luncheon on Tuesday for Mrs. ODER
dorfer of Salt Lake, formerly of Boise
who Is visiting Boise friends. Eigh,
of Mrs. Oberdorfers intimate friends
were invited.
Mrs. W. o. Taylor TO Sing.
The many friends of Mrs w. Q. Tay-
lor of Twin Falls, formerly of Boise
where her warm, rich voice used tc
delight those who heard her, will be
gratified to learn that she is to sine
at the evening entertainment given tc
, celebrate Susan B. Anthony day a
the Columbian club hall on Monday
One of the selections will be the
? Battle Hymn of the Republic" The
program begins at o'clock Miss
Watts will also be heard in piano
solo.
SONG Recital by WiImot Goodwin.
The song recital at the Bishop futile
church house Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings, Feb. % and "a, with mat
inee at 3:15 in the afternoon, will b.
heard by a full house. of course, as thu
program put on by Wilmot Goodwin
and assisting artists Is in every sense
an enjoyment. 1t is under the aus
pices of the w. r. c.
.
; Society Personals.
Mrs. Don Carlos Roberts of Sal
Lake is the guest of her sister Mrs. e
]. Dockery. The T. w. MAYORS vii
+ come tomorrow from Salt Lake als'
and a deal Of entertaining will be done
! for these popular visitors
j Mrs. F. F. Johnson returns toda'
from Portland, having been delayed