Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-02-03

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Tors Of the church last week. There
I was a good attendance from the
classes. who also entertained some in
: vited guests.
| EMANUEL METHODIST.
Sunday morning the minister will
preach a special sermon to Christians
upon 1.-THE Reckoning" Mrs. Aldr1ch
will sing, 1.-THE Bird With the Broken
Pinion," by Ashford. II the weather
is cold the service will be held in the
west room. which will be warm and
comfortable.
In the evening Emmanuel will Join
with Westminster Presbyterian and
Highland Park United Presbyterian
churches in union services at the lat
ter-named church. The Rev. McLain
w. Davis will conduct Bible study
hour. and all are requested to bring
their Bibles. There will also be a
union Young Peoples service at the
same place at $50. The music will
be in charge of the Rev. Mr.. Cunning
ham. This is the first of series of
Joint Sunday evening services planned
by the three pastors.
The monthly meeting Of the General
Aid society will be held at the home
of Mrs. Hattie Stafford, 2107 North
Fourteenth street. next Wednesday aft
ernoon at 2:30 o'clock. The fourth di-
vision will be the hostesses of the oc-
casion. All interested women are cor
daily invited.
The Open Cycle will hold their first
initiation ceremonies next Tuesday
evening at the church at 1870. They
invite their girl friends over 13 years
of age to be present. Every cycle
member should be present as it is plan
ned to take some pictures during the
evening.
The Boy Scouts have a treat in store
for Friday evening next, as Joe Farm
er will relate some of his experiences
in the Philippines. The scout master
will also take up the matter of signs
used in rough sketch and Topographic
cal map drawing. Two new scouts
were initiated last Friday.
The Queen Esther circle will give a
church the second Sunday evening in
March. A real surprise is promised.
Mrs. H. F. Irwin, who was a patient
in st. Luke's hospital, is now conva-
| lescing at her home at 1922 Franklin
| street.
A pretty home wedding was solem-
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evening at Collister, when Charles
Henry and Miss Florence Minger
took the happy nuptial vows. Miss
Minger is the fifth member Of the
Philathea class to be married within
the past four months. Mrs. Mills is
both happy and bereft.
CHRIST CHURCH EPISCOPAL.
The Boys club is requested to at
tend special meeting next Monday
evening at o'clock.
The church dinner, served by our
guild, was a decided success. All pa
irons were pleased and satisfied. Our
guild deserves much credit for the
splendid work done by it during this
season.
Those who brought pies and are
looking for their plates will please call
up the rectory, or Mrs. e. r. Barton
The following officers were elected
by the guild for the ensuing year:
Mrs. f. T. Barton, president Mrs
Charles ]. Sinsel. vice president; Sec
rotary and treasurer. Mrs. H. w
| Findley.
The beautiful surplice presented tc
the rector by the choir is very much
appreciated by him.
Birthday social on Valentines even
ing is a social event that Is much
looked forward to by our parishioners
This social is in special honor of those
who were born during the months of
January and February.
Sunday school and all the rest of
the services at the usual hour next
Sunday.