Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-28

popular guest by intimate friends dur
ing the week.
Miss Shoup left for her home Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. w. o. Taylor Sings at
Mcclure Lecture.
The distinctly enjoyable number
which opened the program Of the 8. S.
Mcclure lecture Monday evening at
the Columbian club hall was the sing
ing of Mrs. w. o. Taylor Of Twin
Falls, whose full dramatic soprano was
at its best on this occasion. Mrs. Tay-
lor, who sang Yesterday" by Spross.
was accompanied by Mrs. B. E. Stoute-
meyer. whose sympathetic touch sup
ported the singer admirably.
1t was a rare pleasure to Mrs. Tay-
lor's many warm friends and admirers
to hear her voice again. and espe-
cially on such a notable occasion. Mrs
Taylor was enthusiastically encored,
but in Difference to the distinguished
speaker, courteously forbore to take
even a fraction of his time, and re-
| turned only to graciously bow her
thanks. Boise is always glad to hear
this daughter Of Idaho, who visits here
occasionally. and Is always welcomed
| so cordially.
, Mrs. Taylor and her daughter, Miss
| Susanna, who have been the guests of
the formers father and mother, Gen
eral and Mrs. George H. Roberts, re-
turn to Twin Falls Tuesday.
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Halloween Party at ST. Marsaret's
A beautiful Halloween party was
given at st. Margaret's hall in the
| gymnasium on the third floor Friday
evening. The high school students and
the sixth, seventh and eighth grades
were the hostesses and invited the
guests, who each. IN turn, invited an
escort, the hostesses also inviting es-
corts. There were not many of the
usual ghosts or COLLINS supposed to be-
long to Halloween parties. but there
were many lovely fancy dress costumes
| for the girls and a number of cow
boys and clown suits for the boys,
while masks seemed to be popular for
the grown-up men.
| The company assembled in the re-
ception room and walked backward up
stairs to the gymnasium, where a
general joyous evening was spent
| There were charming dances, Hallow-
cen favors, caps in the bon bons and
delightful music. The refreshments
consisted of apples and cider, candy,
popcorn, doughnuts. peanuts and gin
! ger snaps.
The patronesses were Dean and Mrs.
Chamberlain, Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Dav-
idson, Mrs. Emery, Mrs. Cutherell, Mrs
Johnesse and Miss Jackson.
Eastern Star Tea Committee
knits.
The tea committee of the Eastern
Star gave a very enjoyable tea Fri
a knitting bee. The rs ladies' present
voted to buy a $50 liberty bond
Brown bread sandwiches and coffee
were served.
Y. w. C. A. Notes.
The regular vesper services Of the
Y. w. c. A. at 80 this afternoon will
be of interest to all women and girls
The music will be good as usual. The
hospitality hour will be In charge Of
Miss Lomux. Elevator service 4 to 5
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Ladies Of Congregational
Church Entertain.
An enjoyable Halloween party vas
given by the ladies of the Western Ii.
vision of the Congregational church a.
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Busf
on Jefferson street Friday evening
Witches and strings of these delectablt
frights were strung by wires from the
: yellow shaded chandeliers to the
! corners of the room. Jack o. Ian.
! terms and hob COLLINS WED will
! witches and spooks in fearsome ap.