Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-04
CLUB GLEANINGS
Study Department.

The regular meeting of the Study de-
partment of the Columbian club was
held Monday. oct %, with the chair
man, Mrs. Oliver o. Young in the
chair
Mrs. Henry Flatchley OF Caldwell
gave an interesting and instructive
talk on American patters and pottery
showing the development of the art in
this country. Her beautiful samples
of lockwood Pearvobis. Teco and Pull
fer were much admired
Mrs. Minerva kohlhepp Teichert was
guest of the club and most interesting
ly expressed her viewpoint of the
| meaning OF the word war and the in
spirat lions she believed would grow out
of it.
! A social hour followed with Mes
! danes l.. :, Upton and W. G. Schmel-
eel as hostesses. The members had
the privilege of looking at many ex-
amples of Mrs. Teichert's work which
she had hung ip the club house for
their enjoyment.
Dramatic Department.
The Dramatic department of the
Columbian club held its first meeting
of the season Thursday afternoon. at
the home of the chairman, Mrs. Joel
Priest Mrs. f. NJ. Hoover gave an in
terestng discussion OF the life and
character of David Garrick, supple
mented by extracts from the diary and
correspondence of Hannah More, con-
temporary and friend of the disting
uished actor, the bi-centennal OF
whose birth occurs this year These
excerpts were of especial interest be-
cause taken from an original edition
of Miss More's memoirs and Writ
ings," inherited by Mrs. Hoover from
her grandmother.
Following the program, sugg astions
were made for the joint entertainment
to be given Nov. 10 at the Columbian
club rooms by the Musical and Ora
matte sections.
: Dainty refreshments Were served by
. the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Franl
, Hummel and Miss Dorothy Beggs
The music department of the Colum
bian club met Thursday in the studio
of Miss Lillian Smith, Pinney building
r The department considers it a grea
: privilege to obtain the services of sucl
L
i ans and Miss Smith. Miss Smith
0 thorough knowledge of musical histor,
enables her to present the subject no
: only instrumentaly but in most en-
tertaining manner. The department
d enthusiastic over this class work. tn
chorus under Mrs. Adams Ia doin
d excellent work A splendid program
q lis to be prepared for Nov 10. SO a
n. club members interested in this de
partment are requested to be presen
10 at the studio. next Thursday Nov. Il
. p. m.
4 Full Quota Red Cross Packets Sent.
q Five hundred Red Cross packets wer
d sent Friday by the local organizatio
81 to the headquarters at Seattle tht
= filling the full quota. OF these q
q were donated and $3.50 in cash ais
81 donated of which the Meridian auxi
n larry sent $40, the auxiliary at Kun
SIS and the one at Star $40.
q Three hundred packages were sci
last week, making 800 in all.
= =
II Monday, Nov. s, at 2:30 p. m. for II
regular business meeting OF the c,
lumbar club. Rev. Willsie Martin w
= address the clip.
The parent-teacher of Franklin m
! at the domestic science room last Fl
day Miss Senton of Boise gave
very interesting demonstration |
I childrcn's school lunches.
I CARRIE HA0ERTY ACouiT1SS3
Dubuque, Ia, Nov. S.-Miss Car
| Hagerty. society woman. accused
| throwing a bottle of strong acid In I
I face Of Miss Ella Geary. formerly er
, pleyed in a soap factory. on the mig
| Of April s, 1915, was acquitted I