Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-24

er. This will be the first family re-
union the Barton family has enjoyed
for long time and it is being looked
forward to with much pleasurable ex-
pectation.
Dr.. Munro and Mrs. Pierce
Guests at Dinner.
Mrs. Georgia Pierce and DIR. Dom
aid Duncan Munro, of Kansas City,
Mo-, will be the guests of honor at a
Christmas dinner party, given by Mrs.
Pierces cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. c. p
Ayers, at Collister.
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compIimentins Mrs. Georgia Pierce
and DR.. Munro.
Mrs. Eoff presided at delightful
dinner party on Saturday evening, Civ
en- in honor of Mrs. Georgia Pierce
and DR.. Munro of Kansas City, Mo.
The table, where plates were laid for
IA, was crowned with the beautiful
| Madrone berries Of California. The
house decorations were in the Califor-
mia huckleberry green's.
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Dinner for Guests From Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Schofield Of Chi
cago stopped in Boise on their way
back home and while here visited their
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. f. F.. Dick, who
entertained them on Saturday even
ing at dinner. The table was bright
with Christmas colors.
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Concert and Dance.
Among the festivities incident to the
holidays will be the concert and dance
at the Hotel Owyhee on next Satur-
day evening, Dec. 80. Daggetts orches-
ira of ten pieces will furnish the music
and dancing will be general through
out the hotel.
Alumni Banquet Postponed.
The Alumni banquet has been post
poned until further notice.
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Happy Day Club Ball.
The Happy Day club ball at the new
Elks' home on the evening of the
twenty sixth will be one of the large
affairs of the season to which a whole
| host of young societ., people are in
vited.
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Mrs. Georgia Pierce and Dr.. Munro
Honored by Columbian Club.
Mrs. Georgia Pierce, for over 20 years
a member of the Columbian club. the
largest club of women in the state, and
DIR. Donald Duncan Munro, d. D.,
prominent divine and lecturer of Kan
sas City, Mo-, who are to be married
during the next few days, will be the
guests of honor at a beautiful recep-
ton rendered them by the Columbian
club on Tuesday afternoon at the club
| house. The hall will be appropriately
decorated in the Christmas colors and
the warm, genial spirit of friendship
which animates the members for Mrs.
ments.
Mrs. Scharf is chairman and Mrs.
Haines, Mrs. Dalton, Mrs. w. w.
Evans, Mrs. Harry Wyman and Mrs
| Nixon compose the rest of the commit
tee of arrangements for the reception.
Mrs. McClear, president of the club
Mrs. Pierce and DIR, Munro. will be in
the receiving line. Each member of
the club has the privilege of bringing
a guest. The reception will last from
. ou 10 d 81 O'CLOCK AFTER WHICH Dr.
Munro will address the members of the
| club on Contributions to American
Civilization" considered in three di-
visions: the Renaissance" the Re
| formation" and the Revolution" all
subjects of interest to club members.
| 1t is with especial pleasure that the
members of the club pay this tribute
to one of their most valued and es-
| teemed associates. AS a member of
the Columbian club for over 20 years
Mrs. Pierce has filled the office of COR
responding secretary for this largest
organization of women in the state. as
/ we'll as having been chairman of var
ious committees including that of the
entertainment, civic, building and
| others. Mrs. Pierce has also repre-
| sented the club at federation meetings
| and it's representative last year to the
Associated Charities.
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Water Polo Team Gives Dance.
Mr.. Thomas and Mr.. Rush, Mr.. Hay
den and Mr.. Larsen, the committee OF
the water polo team at the Natatorium
gave an unusually pleasant and sue
cessful dancing party at that popular
place of amusement Friday evening.
The hall was in Christmas decorations,
festooned with wreathings of green and