Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-09-27
ALLCLASSES ON
SANE FOOTING
AT BIG FEAST.
Truly Democratic Crowd at
the Barbecue - Women
Enjoy Many Features Of
the State Fair.
Rest Tent Conducted by the
Y. w. G. A. Popular Place
School Exhibits Interest
the Parents and Pupils
Alike.


Inc siolious "enei VI
brought out tremendous crowd Oh
people In which the feminine portion
constituted most interestinp division.
,rber. u,ara sop,e brilliant effects of
.o,or which seered o,,ite in nlace at
the Idaho darbv
Tba h.rbaoua w.a tina mecca towe rd
(Which enthusias site SHIRTS turned with
c.re-free minds
Tbo barbecue de- y,erred from sew
Arm, no;,ts was great big. good nat
vred demonstrat,on ~ American de-
rnocracv where everyone was glad to
nc -, a,rtb ord 1, toucb with his fell
,,u, wan
II r.s truly q democratic crowd
There were lovely women in silk
gowns and dainty hats. There were
motherly looking women from the airy
farms of the desert sage brush lands,
and strangers from distant ldaho
towns, members of the Commercial
club. There we're prosperous farmers
and their families, professional ana
business men, society women. employees
about the fair grounds, COWBOYS ana
cowgirls, all making a conslomerate
mass OF human beings animated by the
one common Impulse OF enjoying the
barbecue. The womens gowns ana
bright sweaters and sport coats MADE
a riot Of color on the green grass. the
members of the Commerclal clup,
dressed in white and with white caps
with the motto. Keep bright were m
charge among the members of the CLUB
who were serving sandwiches and cor
fee to the hungry hosts, none were
more interested in the correct perform
Rnce of his duties than r. S. Childs, or
Portland, who with his bride, arrived tn
town this morning just to see the falr.
Mrs. Childs, who was Miriam WHITE OF
Boise was quite as glad TO be among
Nd friends again as her husband.
REST TENT POPULAR.
NJ ~, .,i+,h,A vast +A,,+ ~ tba
We a 80 +ba ,,,ost y,,n,,,ar mace
~, or,,,rd. ,,astardov Moro soots
~, - p t,.a,,,ht a,,a aood ho+h Il,
a,,. g., -. - ~ 81. =. NJ,
.,aatir,o ,,Iana fo, a,or,,ore ,na tho
,,o,d "yyTa,co,,o" over tho door Scam.
- ,ni,.u, hri,,., ~, r.nr,,its
-, - M .o-t o,t, ,,,c,,o r,.ao,,,
80 s t3uad o+hos go 1ore,,,
5000, sIa,t hr,of1y .na rosa rafrasb.
-
rh, toi,o+ +ohto ora ro,-ror &, t,e
dressing room we're a boon 10 MANY.
Some grew interested in what this
companionable organization was doing
for other women and their own mem
hers. and studied the attractive pla-
cards on the walls announcing the
various activities of the Y. w. C. A.,
which. as shown by the placards en-
braced tennis which was played this
summer. the tennis club having always
been very popular.
Conference views from Seabeck,
Washington decorated another card
Glass announcements were on another.
The swimming class called attention TO
It's pleasures. Mrs. Nourse and Miss
Soma were the hostesses when the
tent was visited and Mrs. Ella Reed
substituted awhile for her daughter
Miss Snowden Reed who was on duty
that evening.
The fifteen first aid girls from the Y
W. c. A. class proved their efficiency
at the Battle of Vcrdun" TUESDAY
evening, and another group of Is from
the same organization will show how
49,
the wounded may be cared for or
Thursday evening when the big battle
is repeated at the Fair grounds.
FRANKLIN School
r,, .,. % a.
.., o'o RECEIVES
tn, -. -
exhibited in the Franklin school col.
lection was made by Stanley Philippi
A large double chair or tete -tete o.
oak, and a table and chair made OF
Idaho Fir we've the work of another
student Chester Miller. The chairs
were upholstered by his sister Amy.
Adren Dodson has a pretty magazin,
rack of Idaho fir.
A number of smaller articles wer;
made by other pupils, all serviceabl,
and pretty. A little model house O
pasteboard and paper is attractive
Miss Hazel Keil is the instructor ant
as only two years have been devoted