Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-07


\ The lull. after the unusual social
activity of the past three weeks, In
GLIDING the strenuous days of the state
fair week, is very restful. 1t has con-
tanned, however, enough of society
events to create distinctly genial at
mosphere.
The winter will be devoted to quiet
or entertainment than formerly except
among the members of the young set.
Lectures, musicals and amusements of
like nature will be popular early In
the season for those of maturer years,
with the regular dancing events fol-
lowing later. One of the first lectures
for this month will be by Mr.. Mcclure
of McClure's Magazine and the report
of his engagement to talk on Japan,
from which country he is now return
ing, on the evening of Monday, Oct
%, is creating wide interest. The lee
ture will be given in the Columbian
club hall
The presence of number of charm
ing visitors in the city has been the
motif for some pretty entertaining.
Among these are Mrs. Borah of Wash
1ngton, d. c.. wife of United States
Senator w. E. Borah. Mrs. Deuel. of
California, wife of DR.. Charles f. Deuel.,
former dean of st. Michaels, Mrs. Mum
TO, wife of the Rev. D. d. Munro of
Kansas City, Mrs. Holbrook, whose
husband. Colonel, Holbrook, is over In
France. and Mrs. Wall, wife of Cap
tain WaH of the United States army,
recently from the Orient. All former
~ resided in Boise and all have mar
ried men of marked prominence.
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Honoring Guest From the South.
Mrs. Robert Davidson entertained at
a luncheon on Thursday in honor of
her mother, Mrs. Reynolds Of Chat
tsnooga, Tennessee. Covers we're
placed for twelve. Marigolds in
brass basket and place cards with n
design of yellow baskets decorated the
table.
Four O'Clock for Visitors.
Mrs. Pasco b. Carter entertained
Saturday afternoon at an informal four
o'clock in honor of Mrs. Brownell of
HALEY, and Mrs. Wall, wife of Cap
Boise. Mrs. Wall arrived Thursday
morning. zirnias decorated the table.
Mrs. Deuel. Returns to California.
Mrs. Charles f. Deuel. returned to
her home In Santa Barbara, Cal, Fri
day evening to the very great regret
of her many friends. DR.. Deuel. re-
turned to California a week ago. DR..
and Mrs. Deuel. expressed themselves
as deeply touched by the heartfelt well
come given them and the numerous
attentions shown them while here.
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Knitting Bee.
Mrs. Ridenbaugh was the hostess at
a knitting bee Thursday in honor of
Mrs. Borah and Mrs. Holbrook. The
house was decorated with fall flowers
dahlias from the garden.
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Week End Guests.
Mrs. John Clark and Mrs. Hal Cor
nell, both Of Dietrich, who were week
end guests of Mrs. w. T. Doughertys,
returned to their homes Sunday even
ingh Mrs. Clark will be remembered
of the legislative session of 19l4-16.
Dancing Club at Moose Hall.
The Saturday Afternoon Dancing
club at Moose hall, will not open until
Oct. a. on account of the remodeling
OF the hall which has been delayed.
Club Meeting Social Event.
The opening meeting OF the Column
bian club was quite a social event this
year, although it was a business meet
ing in the new year book. As it was
the first meeting, II was made a re-
union after the summer vacation. The
table was beautifully decorated with
asters and Mrs. Johnesse, the presi-
dent. and Mrs. D. D. Munro, of Kan
ras City, presided
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For Mrs. Deuel..
Many delightful informal affairs
have been arranged for Mrs Deuel.
during her visit here. Among these
was the very Informal little afternoon
planned by Miss Sonna-just a iaunt
through the hills in her car to Har-
ris creek on Tuesday, and lunch at
the end of the drive. with the return
trip in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Davidson en-
tertained Mrs. Deuel. at dinner Mon
day evening.
On Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnesse were the hosts when Mrs. |
Deuel. was their guest at dinner. Yer
bona and ferns decorated the table and
six covers were laid
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For Miss Curtiss of The DaIIes.
Mrs. Norman c. Beckley enter |