Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-01-07
Edited by Mrs. J. G. Green.

gift of the bridegroom,
Mr.. Silver is a son of DR.. and Mrs. |
c. w. Silver and is an employe in the
post office. Mr.. and Mrs. silver will
be at home after Jan. 8 at 1895 Warm
Springs avenue.
Camp Anderson.
On Saturday evening, Dec. 80, at the
home of Judge Miller, at S12 Frank
lin street, Miss Bueah Grace Ander
son and Harold Camp were united in
marriage. They were attended by
Mrs. Gladys Titmus, sister of the
bride, and Wayne Kirkpatrick. The
marriage was a great surprise to the
many friends of the happy pair. After
Jan Is they will be at home to their
friends at SIT State street, The BRIDE
groom is the junior partner of the
Boise Broom Factory.
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| Scottish Rite Dance.
| The annual reception and ball given
| by the Scottish Rite body on Monday
evening at the Mosque was very de-
| lightful and successful event. About
$50 people were in attendance. At 1880
the banquet hall was filled and an
elaborate seated supper was served,
! The tables were decorated with red
| carnations. Punch was served all the
evening. Tompikins' orchestra fur
nished excellent and inspiring music
for the dancers.
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! Marriage Announced.
Announcements have been received
in Boise from Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
! O. Koeppen of the marriage of their
daughter, Genevieve Peck, to Roscoe
Conkling Lashley on Saturday, Dec.
%, 1916, at Spokane, Wash. They
will be at home after Feb. / at Wilbur,
Wash.
Miss Peck formerly resided in Boise
and was well known in musical cir
cles.
/ The A. {. Carsons Visit Boise.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Carlson spent
I New Years eve and day in Boise,
coming in quite unexpectedly from
their travels. On New Years eve, at
the Owyhee, they had table at the
celebration with couple of guests. On
Wednesday evening they were off
again for New York City and later
will so to Cuba to spend the remain
der of the winter.
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p. e. o. Reception.
The annual New Years reception of
the P. E. o., was held at the home of
Mrs. ]. G. II. Graveley, the two chap
tiers, A and II, joining in receiving
The hours were from 3 to o'clock. in
the receiving line were the presidents
and past presidents of the two chap
ters.
: The house was in festal array for
the event. In the living room and re-
: ception hall holiday decorations pre-
vailed with red carnations. In the
dinnging room the colors of the sister
hood, yellow and white, were prettils
carried out in the flowers, the candle
shades and in the ices.
During the hours of the reception
the following program was given
{ Piano solo, Miss Grace Thompson
Vocal solos were given by Miss Boone
Mrs. Russell Ash, Mr.. Cakes and Mr.
, McKee,
The Idaho quartet, composed G
Messrs. French. DR.. Crichfield, Nc.
Q Kee and Shaffner, sang several mum
i bers A violin SOLO Mr.. Ballot. Rich
$ ard P. Erwin and Mrs. Ida Adam
o were the accompanies. The after
E Moons pleasure was greatly enhance,
: by the excellence of what was decided
: ly an exceptionally good program
;, About 200 called.
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New Years Eve at Hotel owyhee.
:. With New Years eve coming OIL
:, Sunday, the only recourse left to SO
. ciety was to consider Saturday even
. ing as the last night of the old yeaI
!. and many celebrations were held !.
5, that time. Chief among the gayes
= of these was the odd year out and til
new year in" at the Hotel Owyhet
, The Orange grill WAS filled wit
merrymakers and the tables surround
: ed by parties of congenial friends. A
= excellent supper was served and Dag
u gets orchestra played delightful Sc
. lections both for the dancers and 70
/ the concert. At midnight a larg
/ electric sign flashed into view tn
le words, Happy New Year" and stimuli
: taneousy with this the orchestr
broke into a stirring medley of ma
e tional airs. There were pretty favor
L for the ladies and mer:iment an
n dancing galore. The grill was crowd
t ed, and the full-dress and beautif,
II costumes with the other pretty fea
Z lures of the evening, gave a very ga
appearance to the festal scene.
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= New Years Dinner Party.
Mr. and Mrs. G. j.. Young. of River
re side station, entertained I dinner O
H. New Years dry in honor of Mr.. an
d. Mrs. Ashley Gibson, who were recent
ID. ~ married. Covers were laid for 81
We The house was beautifully decorate
Ia in the holiday colors. The table had
IS centerpieee of cluny lace on which
II cut glass vase filled with red carns
v tions and smilax WAS placed. Hant
painted place cards with a holly dt
nd sign were at each plate. Music ar
,ir conversation were enjoyed after dir
ner by the guests, who included NJ
and Mrs Ashley Gibson Mr. Ee