Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-01-14
For Miss Henrietta

For Miss Henrietta
johnson.
Miss Madeleine Hyatt entertained
at a bridge tea Thursday in honor Of
Miss Henrietta johnson. who left sat
urday evening for California to re-
enter the university at Berkeley. Miss
Mary DAILY was the winner OF tste
first prize and the consolation wen TO
Mss Gertrude Porter. A guest favor
was presented to Miss johnson.
The tea table was decorated In pink
carried out i'm pink carnations in a
cut glass vase and pink candles in sill
Yer candlesticks. The same lretty Ell.
feet prevailed in the ices and candies.
Miss Johnson and Miss Collister
poured. There were four tables of
bridge and later a number called for
tea.
Tho Charity Ball.
The Charity ball, which will eclipse
all former events of similar naturs
will be the most largely attended az
fair of the season. The mosque VII
be scarcely large enough to comfort
ably hold the throng that will fill it
"Wednesday evening. The selling of
pretty favors by bevy of prettier
girls will repeat the popular custoa
at the ball. For those who do not
dance there will be comfortable seats
from which il will be pleasure to
watch the dancers.
+ = =
Club Entertained.
Mrs. j. w. Stauffer was hostess to
the Justamere club Thursday after
noon. A four course luncheon was
served mt l o'clock. and the remainder
of the afternoon was spent with music
and fancy work. Mrs w. L. Ennis
will be the next hostess.
y + r
Beautiful Home Wedding.
\ beautiful home wedding in a set
ting OF roses, carnations and palms
was celebrated very quietly on We'd
nesday at half past two O'clock when
Miss Ruth Adeline McFadden. daugh-
ter of Mr., and Mrs. ~. w. McFaddcn
became the wife of Harold Is, Clark, the
Rev. David IL. Jones OF Christ church,
officiating. Only relatives witnessed
the ceremony, about thirty of these
having been in attendance. The Epis-
copaiian service which always includes
the ring ceremony, was impressive
At the appointed hoar the bride entered
on the arm of her father who gave her
away. There We're no attendants and
a simplicity OF detail was the order
Palms and ferns formed background
In the corner of the living room where
the bridal party stood. Roses, carna-
lions and Towering potted plants deco
rated the house,
The bride WAS married in her gong
away gown. or a dark blue and she
carried bouuet of bride roses. A
wedding repast was served to the
guests after the ceremony. The cake
cake was made by Mrs. Frank Johnesse
and was baked in family wedding
cake pan of iron which has baked tho
wedding cakes of several brides in the
Johnesse family and in the family OF
Mrs. Frank Johnesse. The bride is of
charming personality ana has largo
circle of friends, She came to Boise
when only a year or so OF age and has
lived here practically all her life. Her
education was gained in the public
schools and in the Lewiston normal.
The marriage was the elimination of
one of the several rumances which be-
gan during the construction OF the
ArrowroclS dam, where the two young
people met. Miss Metaddcn having
been assistant postmistress at that
time and Mr.. Clark employed ON the
reclamation office force at the same
place
Mr. and Mrs. Clark left at once for
Seattle where Mr.. Clark has opened Il
law Office, MIR. Clark is graduate of
the National University OF Law at
Washington. u. c., and has been law
clerk in the supreme court OF Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark will be Mt home TO
their friends after Jan. Is in Seattle
l. l. i