Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-09
Edited by Mrs. J. q. Green.

Edited by Mrs. J. g. Green.
latest effort Of the College women's
club will be intense. Recalling the
previous performances staged by the
club, the public Is assured OF an even
ing Of the keenest intellectual enjoy
ment. The club always plays to a
crowded house. and its audience al
ways feels that the evening has been
too brief. 1.-THE Barrier" will be looked
forward to with a degree Of anticipa-
ton not usually accorded local efforts.
For tho Misses shoup.
Mrs. Cobb entertained informally at
luncheon for the Misses Shoup on
Friday.
Silver Tea.
A silver tea for the benefit Of the
Burbank Federation Of Womens Clubs
Of Ada county will be given at the
near Perkins station down the valley,
Saturday, April Is, during the after
noon. Mr.. Illingsworth will meet the
L.: As car, known as the Cole school car,
which leaves Eleventh and Front every
ladies to his home in large wagon.
Those taking the LAS car will, be in
time for the entertaining program pre-
pared. Mrs. Ridenbaugh will give an
interesting talk during the afternoon
and some of the best talent from town
will furnish the music. A luncheon
will be served after the program.
Idaho Artists Spring Exhibition.
The Idaho Artists League will hold
their annual exhibit of paintings
Wednesday evening. April 10. at the
Columbian club hall The secretary
has attempted to reach everyone by
telephone. but has not been able to
find all the members. Hence, a gen.
eral invitation is issued and each
member is requested to bring or send
at least one piece of his or her work
for the exhibition. There are some
new pictures to be seen, painted by
new members, and all former members
will bring their latest work. Miss
Harris will present a group of her
dancers in beautiful dances and there
will be music by some of the members.
and after the program light refresh
hung by exhibitors during the after
noon from l o'clock to o'clock in the
evening. China and other work, in
Guiding the arts and crafts, may be
placed during the same hours or
brought with the exhibitor in the
evening. Any artist desiring Informal
ton concerning the league will re-
ceive prompt and courteous attention
from the secretary, Mrs. J. G. Green
of 412 Grove street. The exhibition
will be enriched this year by two or
three paintings from the brush of Mrs.
H. P. Ashby. which have been exhib-
tied in the Salon des Artistic Francois
in Paris.
Birthday Party.
Little Eugene Shellworth, the young
son IF IIr. and Mrs. Harry Shellworth,
celebrated his fourth birthday, Friday
afternoon, March 81, at his home. Ten
little boy friends were invited and
games were played until the big birth
day cake, four candles old, was served
with other good things dear to the
hearts of small boys.
Club Presidents Luncheon.
The presidents of the women's clubs
will unite in extending a luncheon to
the distinguished guest of the city
Monday, Mrs. Bertha Kun. Baker. The
luncheon will be held at the Owyhee
hotel and will also be attended by some
of the dramatic readers in the city
who have known Mrs. Baker in the
east and representatives of the dra-
matte department of the Columbian
club.
y. A. r. Meeting.
The regular monthly meeting of the
d. A. r. was held April l at the home
of Mrs. Hochoaum on North Twentieth
street, with Mrs. Titus as assisting
hostess. The administration of Mar
tin Van Buren,. by Mrs Bradley Shop
pard was very interesting as was Mrs.
Clitheros review of the prose writer's
of that period. A social hour with re-
freshments followed The next meet
ing will be held at Mrs. Adair's in
Nampa. Yesterday was the birthday
of King Albert of Belgium and was
called flag tag day little Belgian
flags being sold. The D. A. r. all over
the United States are making an ef-
fort to raise money for the Belgians.
The local chapter in Boise and the 9TH
err state chapters will send sums of
money to the commission in New York
and from there It will be sent to Bel
GUM. II is expected that million
dollars was raised on flag tag day.
A telegram from the queen of Belgium
was sent to the d. A. r. of the United
States through their president-gen-
eral. Mrs. Story of New York, thank
ing them for their aid.
American Girl to be Assistant
Dentist to Queen.
Mrs. II. p. Ashby las received a |
very interesting Letter stating that n |
3oung cousin of hers. studying at the |