Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-09

appearance in Boise. He has accepted
a call to the ministry with the First
Christian church at Wenatchee, Wash
ington. We shall miss him and his
good wife, but wish him God speed in
their new work.
The regular calendar for the mid
week services will he followed Be
present to hear the special announce
ments. Help beat Twin Falls.
The choi- is preparing some special
Christmas music for Dec. "a. A hust-
ling committee is preparing a splen-
did program 70 Christmas Eve. The
minister will bring Christmas mes
sag.s at the morning hour Of Deem
Der II and "a. Be present today.
ST. MICHAEL'S CATHEDRAL.
The bazaar given by the first and
second branches of the woman's aux
Hilary opened on Friday afternoon with
great promise. 1t is being ,.eld at the
Bishop Tuttle church house and will
continue until late Saturday evening.
Besides the many attractive articles
offered for sale, Ice dream and cake
and tea are to be gotten a. a NOM
inal price. On Saturday evening at 8
p. m the ShakespeariAn play by the
girls Of st. Margarets will be n spe-
cial feature. No admittance fee will
be charged and everyone will be
heartily welcomed. The proceeds of
the bazaar are to be used in helping
to pay off the debt on the cathedral.
At a meeting of the Chapter of st.
! Michaels cathedral held on Monday
evening of the past week, R. NJ. DAY.
idson was elected senior warden to
| fill the place so long occupied by the
late r. B. Horrie; g. H. Hackett
was chosen junior warden. taking the
place of Mr.. Davidson. The meeting
was largely attended, and the finance
committee received CONGRATULATIONS
for the splendid showing financially
A committee was appointed to draft
resolutions upon the death of the
senior warden, r. b. II prrie
The choir Is hard at work on It's
Christmas music. The Christmas eve
service this year will be most attrac-
tive and prove an ms iration to all
! who come. 1t will begin with the sing
ing of the carols in the porch of the
| church.
| We e all glad to welcome our
Bishop and Mrs. Funsten back to Boise
after their long trip east and rejoice
that Mrs Fursten's health is so great
| ly improved.
CHRIST CHURCH (EPISCoPAL.)
Russell Charles Mu ms the three
months infant boy of MIR. and Mrs
| William ii. Mullins was presented to
the Lord in baptism Sunday after
noon, Nov. 10 The parents are mem
! bers of the choir
/ Thanksgiving day, immed lately af-
ter the services, Virginia. Lucille Bom-
gren, the first born of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Walter Blomgren and the first grand
child of Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Code
was baptized
Constdr ce and Virginia Sweitzer,
the children OF Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Milton Sweitzer, were baptized at the
same hour.
The Grace church Sabbath school
workers deserve much credit for their
untiring efforts with the children and
young people in that section of the
city.
At Grace Church (EpiscopaD. last
Sunday morning at O'clock Daniel
| Mollet, the infant son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred and Lydie Hartman was bap
tized.
Thursday and Friday Of next week
the ladies of Christ church guild will
hold their annual bazaar The loca-
ton and further particulars will be
announced later.
The church choir is blu BY preparing
our Sunday school children for the
CHRISTMAS tree entertainment, which
will be held Christmas night.
me union meeting or the two boys
clubs was n very interesting affair.
Speech and merry making were the
features of the evening The Graz a
church boys gave a hearty invitation
to our boys to come and enjoy their
hospitality in the near future.
Messrs. Charles Breach and w. II.
Mullins were invited guests and did
their bit towards entertaining the
boys.
The minister's theme next Sabbath
day will be. The Mind that Con-
quers." Take much pleasure and de-
light in improving YOU tim e and your
self and your home by gping to the
mouse or the Lord on His holy day.
Let your minister know il you know
OF any poor and unfortunate people
tnat need attention and kindness, and
especially so, little children.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. !
The annual every member canvass is
10 DC maue sunday afternoon. At that
time it is hoped to secure Hedges suf-
ficient TO cover the local expense
budget OF the church for he coming
year. and to make a material gain in |