Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-03-18

Rock. two OF Miss Harris
pupils. Miss Matteson sang the clos 7
ing number OF the program, after
which supper was announced. The
guests were seated at three long tables.
The decorations were tiny United
States flags and little Irish flags of
green stuck in Irish potatoes. The
favors were baskets Of shamrocks and
Irish hats. About 75 people from
Owyhee county were present.
In the Legislative Set.
influenced to a great extent by the
women Of the Legislative set of 1911"
These were divided into groups. The
largest of these represented women
from every state-one or two for each
state. Idaho had one representative,
Mrs. Pettibone of Grangeville. The
New York women formed a small but
very distinct class of cultured and at
tractive women. Included in this
group was Mrs. Frederick Stephen
Randall of Lewiston, Mrs. jackson of
Mrs. Cowles Of Teton and
Mrs. M. E. Lewis Of Moscow, who was
of a New York family.
At the Idanha was the group of
western women. builders Of the Idaho
some of them pioneers
Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Whitcomb, Mrs
Reno, Mrs. Peter Johnston, Mrs. Nc
Murray and several others composed
this group. At the Owyhee hotel was
the southern coterie, Mrs. Stevenson,
Mrs. Kinsolving, Mrs. Jerome ]. Day,
Mrs. Shearer, Mrs. Perry Mitchell, Mrs.
Virginia MacCraig and Mrs. Laura G.
Tucker, who because of her seniority,
her long residence in the hotel and her
always genial welcome to the new
guests was tenderly designated as the
"hostess"
Then there was Mrs. c. E. Arney,
who really belongs to Boise even
though she lives in Spokane now. and
whose visits to Boise are events of
pleasure for all her friends. Mr.. Ar
ney who is industrial agent for the
Northern Pacific and Mrs. Arney left
with the many others in the middle of
the week.
Representative Charles H. Lewis of
st. Maries, one of the faithful mem
bers of the house, accompanied by
Mrs. Lewis, their daughter, Miss Vera,
and her friend, Miss Lunn of Auburn.
Wash, who have been guests at the
Owyhee hotel during the session of
the legislature, left Sunday week for
their home in that section, where Mr..
Lewis is the genial and popular con-
ductor on the branch line running into
st. Maries.
Senator Kinsolving enjoyed the dis
tinction of being related to four d.
vines. These four are the Right Rev.
Lucien Kinsolving, bishop of Brazil;
Right Rev. George Kinsolving. bishop
of Texas; Right Rev. Arthur Kinsolv-
ing, bishop of Maryland, and Rev. Ar
thur Kinsolving, Jr.. son of the bishop
of Maryland, an Episcopalian clergy
man.
st. Patriek's Party.
Unity Rebekah lodge No.. 8, delight
fully entertained about $50 members
and friends at a very unique and en-
joyable social dance last Thursday
evening. The color scheme of white,
green and gold was tastefully carried
out in the spacious hall also in the
banquet room. At 1890 a grand
march was announced. led by Messrs.
of green and gold were distributed, and
under the spot lights the dancers made
picturesque appearance. At IL
o'clock q seated supper was served,
the refreshments being carried out in
harmony with the color scheme. Dane
ing was enjoyed until q late hour.
Daggett's orchestra furnishing the mu-
sic, playing many Irish melodies.
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Purchase Homo Near Boise.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Veatch have
moved from Kuna to near Boise buy
ing a fve-acre tract from Mrs. Frank
Eastman of Boise, at Eichelberger sta
ton, and are remodeling the house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Veatch will be at home
to their friends April /.
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Popular Boise Visitor Leaves.
Mrs. James H. Brand of Staveley,
Alberta, Canada, who has visited her
sister, Mrs. Byron E. Hyatt, for nearly
three weeks left Thursday evening to
visit In Pocatello for two weeks with
her sister, Mrs. c. P. Bartlett. From
there Mrs. Brand will go on home. A
great many informal AFFAIRS for both
afternoon and evening were given in
her honor while here. Mrs. Brand
who was a popular social favorite in
Boise society circles several years ago,
has a wide circle of friends in this city
who regretted her SHparture. Mrs.
Brand was accompanied by her father,