Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-23


the time honored custom of giving the
young set full opportunity for frolic
and merry making during Christmas
week and next.
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p. z. o. Entertained.
Chapter A., p. e. O.. was entertained
at a $50 o'clock dinner at the home of
Mrs. John Eagleson Tuesday by Mrs
Eagleson and the Misses Robertson. 1t
was a war time dinner and the guests
were delightfully."- surprised to find how
appetizing and delicious dinner
could be without meat. About 40
guests We're seated at small tables. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Green Of Tacoma
were the two outside guests. Later in
the evening Mr.. Charles Green and Mr..
Thrailkill sang several pleasing num-
bers.
The ladies knitted and the men told
stories and the evening was found
most agreeable and interesting.
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Honorine Esteemed Member.
A special meeting was held Thurs
day evening by Chapter H of the p. e.
o. at the home Of Mrs. Frank z.
Johnesse in honor Of Mrs. Fpltz. who
leaves today for Seattle, where she
will make her future home. Mrs.
Foltz, who Is one Of the best loved
members of the P. e. O., and one
whose constant aid and fidelity has
been of much helpfulness, will be
greatly missed from the circle. AS
slight appreciation of what she has
been to the P. e. O., a pretty little
piece of silver was presented to Mrs.
Foltz in a very happy speech by the
president, Mrs. Shawan. Afterwards
refreshments were served and a social
hour enjoyed, the ladies knitting and
ronversing.
To Entertain for Bride and
Bridegroom.
DIR. and Mrs. T. Kroeger of the South
Side will entertain at a Christmas din
ner Tuesday in honor of their son and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Kroeger,
who have been spending their honey
moon in Portland. There will be 20
covers. The decorations will be in
keeping with the spirit of the Yule-
tide season and the happy occasion.
The young couple will be at home to
their friends at Kroeger avenue, Ivy
wild, after Jan. Is.
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Tuesday Musical Has Fine
Program.
Edgar F. Kelley and contemporaries
formed the subject Of the Tuesday Mu-
steals program this week.
Mrs. Fred B. Jones was chairman
and had charge of the program. The
first numbers, two vocal solos by Miss
Woodruff of the High school, (a) 20
Come With Me-" by Wander Stucken.
and (b) Joy of Spring" Hawley).
The second number, vocal selections
by Miss Bessie Vance, were both from
Hawl-T: (a) MY Little. Love-" and
OBJ when Love Is Gone"
The third number, a violin solo, ''Ro-
nance" by Gerrit Smith, was played
by Miss Morehouse.
The fourth was a Kelley number,
two songs (a) Israel" and CD THE
Lady Picking Mulberries," sung by
Miss Woodruff.
The very excellent paper by Mrs.
Fred Jones embodied the subject of
the program. There was fine and
appreciative audience. The organiza-
ton is rapidly growing in both num-
bers and usefulness. One of the prin-
cipal features is a ladies' chorus which
is drilled each week bys FREDERIC
Fleming Beale. An entertainment for
the benefit of the Red Cross is being
planned the songs to be entirely from
American composers. This will be
given later in the season.
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"a Night in a Cabaret,
A review of the special features of
the big entertainment to be staged by
the Boise Elks on the evenings Of Dec.
IS and % give a decided impression
Of something better and bigger than
this popular organization has yet given
the public. Among these may be mem
toned the Elks' quartet in which
Messrs. Nick Yilleneuve, Clarence
Briggs, DR.. Crichfield and Mr.. Mckee
will sing. A ballad when Shadows
Fall" to be sung by DIR. Hill and Mrs.
+. S. Delana is another good number,
and the duet by Violet Meacham and
Joe Robinson will surely win plaudits
for these singers.
Miss Evadne Tucker and the six
darkey walters in Good Morning Dixie
Land" will be one of the fine things of
the. evening. The six walters are Vic
tor Larkin, Billy Jenkins, Harold
Miniely, Walt Neeley. Clarence Baker
and Jack Adelman. The manager of
the whole cabaret is Joel Priest, Jr.
The range of dancing is varied
enough to please everyone and runs
from Hawaiian and Japanese to the
classic, and the dancers, several lovely
young girls are each artists in their
line.
The songs include popular and
classic music and ballads and are un-
usually attractive. Altogether the fea-