Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-09-23
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Mrs. JIG. Green

pleasure to both the surprised hostess
and the friendly guests.
. . .
Mrs. Fuld's Gard Party.
Honoring Mrs. Will Powell who soon
leaves for Salt Lake City to live,
Mrs. Sidney Fluid entertained Tuesday
afternoon at q delightful card party
composed of members Of three clubs
where Mrs. Powell has played. Bridge
was the game of the afternoon and tho !
prises were won by Mrs. Powell and
Mrs. Hyatt Mrs. Powell and Mrs.
Mann poured Pink roses decorated the
table.
Delightful Dinner Party.
Dr. and Mrs. r. J. Cluen entertained
at dinner Tuesday evening in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Barsaleaux of Chi
cago and Mrs. Cluen's house guest
Miss Violet Black. Covers were laid
for IL. Pink roses in a French enam-
eled basket tied with pink tulle and
place cards with dainty water color
designs of pink roses decorated the
Ia BILE. The place cards were the work
of Miss Black.
Miscellaneous Shower.
When the friends of Miss Ruth
Thomas began TO gather at her home
Monday evening she realized she was
the unexpected hostess OF a merry
gathering. During the course of the
evening she was showered with many
pretty and useful gifts. Miss Thomas
is visiting al the home of her brother,
George Thomas at $40 Brum back
street oh her retuln 10 her nome IN
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nome Oh MIS- " w. Bona looo mar
IIsoh oouleNaru' wednesday afternoon
Inc usual business OF the DIVISION was
taken up ana plans iaSeos TOT the ne"
sue Sen'' VIC ouciooh oeihe
very iiatterlhs. twenty iaoies were
present MIS-. BOND III her mooest
! manner gave several OF her Original
readings "nlch are Always an IN
splration TO her many trlenos' Ike
Ireshmehts were served: Mrs. hoss
Manoen' iof'heiiy OF ,ai'weii becoming
| new MEMBER OF TINS DIVISION. Inc
nostess was assis'eo ny Mesoahes
Fohinah ana Johnson.
Shuron hens,n9ton.
a peautlful church henslnston was
gwen by MIS- u. w. Bono OF looo Har-
rlson boulevard hrioaY afternoon 10
about 70 or her nelsnpor friends. The
oeautlful nome was artlstically de-
| corated with garden flowers and trail
ing vines. splendid program was
carried out, violin solo by little Miss
Pauline Baker, vocal solos by Miss
Looney and Mrs, Aldridse, instrument
al solos by Mesdames Baker and Fen
nlngton and readings by Mesdames
Miils-Lutner and Newhouse. Delicious
refreshments were served.
Howena Circle Meets.
The Rowena Circle No liz met with
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