Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-16

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Spring Art Exhibition.
On account Of the Boise Choral So
ciety appearing on April 10, the spring
exhibition OF the Idaho Artists league
has been postponed to the evening of
Wednesday. April 26, when it will be
held in the Columbian club hall The
exhibition LIS for members and their
guests; each member having the privi-
lege Of inviting one or two friends.
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Mrs. Borah Expected Soon.
Mrs. Borah is expected from Wash
ington, d. c., ON Thursday or Friday.
From here she will probably go north
to visit her family.
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Pinochle Club Entertained.
The Evening Pinochle club was en-
tertained Friday by Mr.. and Mrs. s. S.
Sites with club dinner. Yellow
jonquils, in small basket at each end
of the table and a yellow shaded light
in the center of the cloth, formed
pretty decoration for the table, around
which the IL members sat. Easter
decorations, carried out in little yell
low chickens and white and yellow
spring flowers, made the house very
attractive. Mrs. r. w. jackson won
the prize.
Y. w. c. A. Notes.
At the Y. w. C. A. vesper services
this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock Mrs.
Hans Roam will lead and the .soloist
will be Miss Floribel Bergh. who will
sing ''The PALMS." The social hour
will follow All girls are welcome.
The tennis season of the Y. w. c. A.
opened Friday evening with much
spirit, and enthusiasm.
After the games, a campfire supper
on the hills beyond the fort grounds
was enjoyed by the tennis club.
There will be short business meet
ing at 80 o'clock of the tennis club
at the Y. w. c. A. rooms, and any one
desiring to become member will try
to be present.
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A Luncheon "In Lilac Time"
Those ladies who enjoyed the rare
privilege of listening to the gifted
dramatic reader, Mrs. Bertha Kunz-
Baker in her own selection, In Lilac
Time at the luncheon given in her
honor by the presidents of the wo-
mems clubs, local dramatic readers,
and officers of the dramatic section Of
the Columbian club, were lifted to a
high plane of thought by the poetic
rendition of Alfred Moves.
Lilac Time" is usually here by April
10, but winters cold fingers still grasp
the little purple buds except in a few
warm places. But it was all sunshine
and splendid, pinlxish- purple in those
pld gardens of Kew that grew before
the thoughts of those who heard that
wonderful voice-music as the reader
called to her hearers to wander with
her in lilac time" in those fair gar
dens which are so near to London. The
spiritual Interpretation of the poem as
| Visualized by the reader, was that we,
ourselves, are the thousand teeming
| fancies which make London and the
gardens of Kew the fair visions of
! higher, sweeter thoughts. In harmony
| with the poetry of the reading was the
| daffodil- graced table around which the
ladies gathered in the tapestry room
OF the Owyhee.
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| Society Personals.
| Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Barton went
hASneAy 0NCHihS W 4 OilAhiid anu WIZ
be home Sunday afternoon.
| Captain and Mrs. Holbrook will ar
rive today from Honolulu, where Cap
tain Holbrook has been stationed for
three years. From here Captain Hol-
brook will be detailed to Fort Riley.
Mrs. w. S. Robertson of Pocatello is
in the city visiting her sister, Mrs S.
# Davis. Mrs. Robertson is on her
why to Portland to make her home in
the "City of Roses" her husband hav
ing preceded her.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis G. Merrell have
taken the Ed Davis home, 525 Warm
Springs avenue, and will be at home
to their friends after April is.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hopper (nee
Mss Van Hook, who were married
in Boise recently and went to Kansas
for short visit, have decided to live
here where Mr.. Hopper will be identi-
/ fed with well known business firm
Two members of the University Glee
club. Miss Fuller. the pianiste, and
Miss Cox, the soloist have been tire
guests of Mrs. S. H. Hays for the
week end and will go on to Nampa to-
morrow