Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-14

| Hungary Observation-Disclosures. ceiling
Euget c Springer
| Second Mazurka ,...-. .,5.... GODDARD
a Brooks
| The fifth recital will be tomorrow
night at 1880.
kubaoh- Powell.
simple but beautiful and impress
sive wedding was solemnized at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. u F. Powell at
| l0t1 Fort street on Thursday, when
| their daughter, Leah, was united in
marriage 70 Mr.. William +. Kubach in
/ the presence of few of the most init
mate friends Of the family Promptly
Mt IL o'clock the bridal pair descended
| the stairs to the strains of Mendel-
ssohn's wedding march. They were
preceded by little Ann Elizabeth Pick
EFT, who carried the rings imbeddeC in
roses in a beautiful little Venetian bas-
4 ket. They took their places in q bower
of green and white and tn Rev. Willsie
:, Martin pronounced the words that
united their lives. The bride was dain-
tily gowned in white net and pussy
/ willow taffeta, and carried a shower
| ' )uqIet of brides roses. After con-
gratulations, a three course luncheon
was served. Miss Audrey Castlebury
and Miss Reva Coffin poured The
| interval between luncheon and de-
! parture was made delightful by the
| splendid music of MIR. Glenn Moffatt
on the piano, a Miss Audrey Castle
bury on the violin, intimate friends of
the bride. Many beautiful gifts were
received from friends. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kubach left on the o'clock train for
: I'm
! ing at o'clock for Anchorage, Alaska,
their future home. The bride is a
graduate of the Boise high school, of
the class of 1914. The home of the
groom is in Sandusliy, Ohio He has
resided in Boise the past four years,
where he was employed in the reclama-
tion service. RE is now connected with
the government civil enc ineering de-
partment, at Anchorage, Alaska.
In Honor of Mrs. Borah.
| Mrs. Ormsby entertained the We'd
nesday Bridge club in honor of Mrs.
Borah. 1t was a reunion of the old
time members and very enjoyable
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In Piano Recital.
| The Boise Conservatory OF Music
/ w II Bl'S0llt IIdEGl =6Itci1IGG III
piano recital Monday evening, May %,
at 80 o'clock in Bishop futile hall
on Eighth street. opposite Carnegie
| library. Mr.. Ward French, baritone.
will assist The program follows.
! Blgarfure .................... Arensky
Valse Brillante. ........... Chopin
Minuet, Rondo.
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Presto.
Orchestral accompaniment on Sec
ond Piano. Miss Smith.
With a Water Lily. ............ Grieg
The Old Mother. ...............G rieg
Mr.. French.
Caprice Espagnol. $3.50. Moszkowslxi
Fontainebieau. ............. Nevin
Hungarian Rhapsodie NO 12) List
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For Bride Elect.
Complimenting Miss Kingsbury. who
is soon to be married, was the pretty
luncheon given for her and her friends
by Miss DAILY and Miss Eunice DAILY
in the rose room of the Owyhee hotel.
Sweet peas and bridal wreath deco
rated the tables around which 10 girls
We're gathered.
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Y. w. c. A. Birthday Picnic.
The Y. W. G. A. is six years old
this month and will celebrate with
picnic at Simpsons ranch. A special
car leaves the interurban station at
6:10 in the evening, Tuesday, May 16.
All members win please consider this
a personal invitation. II viii be a
basket lunch and committee is PLAN
ming games and races. In fact, 1t will
be one of the biggest and merriest ath-
letic meets of the season.
Encan Chevaiet Club.
The Enean Chevalet club met with
Mrs. George Williams and Mrs. Walter
Williams at the home of the former,
The four course luncheon at 1890.