Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-05-06

IH importance, ObScur1ng society
4 ~ to such degree as to create
an atmosphere of unusual
quiet. A few minor affairs have taken
place and few more are promised
for this week. The last of the series
Of entertainments for the season un-
der the auspices of the Boise NUM-
cipal Entertainment committee will be
given Monday evening at the Pinney.
1t is an operalogue by Havrah Hub
bard with Gotthelf the young Ameri-
can pianist, interpreting.
This will, undoubtedly, be well at
tended and offers suggestions Of great
pleasure.
Pretty Spring Wedding.
A very quiet but pretty wedding of
two worthy young people took place
Saturday evening week at $50 o'clock
in the Deanery of st. Michaels, Dean
Award Charmerlaine officiating, when
Sadie Eileen, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. T. Livingston of Boise be-
came the wife of H. S. Welty of Twin
Falls, son of Judge and Mrs. ID. T.
Welty of that city. Miss Julia Moore,
a friend of the bride, and Mr.. Weldy,
friend of the bridegroom were the
witnesses.
The bride was very pretty In her
travelling gown of navy blue chiffon
broadc1oth, and hat of gold and blue.
She carried a boquet of bride roses.
The happy young couple left on the
seven o'clock train for Salt Lake,
Denver and Nebraska. They will be
at home in Twin Falls after May 20.
The bride is Boise girl, and gradual
ed from the high school in 1916. The
bridegroom also attended the high
school in 1915, specializing in agricul-
ture. The romance began when the
two young people met and after Mr..
Welty left Boise he asked for COR
respondence which has continued ever
since, and resulted so happily.
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Bride and Bridegroom in Seattle.
NJ. and Mrs. Blaine Cory write
from Seattle that their honeymoon
trip has included Portland Walla
Walla and Bremerton thus far and
that they will be in Seattle where
they may pay frequent visits to the
navy yards at Bremerton for some
time. 1t was at Bremerton that Mr..
Cory entered the navy, remaining
there a year before sailing.
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In Honor of Mrs. Armitaae.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brumm enter
tained at a prettily appointed dinner
party Tuesday evening in honor of
her mother, Mrs. Armitage of Earl
vile, Iowa, who~is visiting her. Cow
ers were laid for six.
A cut glass bowl of Marguerites
with pumosa ferns formed the center
piece for the table.
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Red Cross Booth at Postoffice.
Postmaster Davis has received word
from Washington that the postoffice
may be used for Red Cross purposes.
The chairman of the membership
committee. Mrs. B. S. Howe, has been
directed by Mrs. Leo J. Falk, the act
ing president, to use the postoffice as
an enrolling place for members. Mrs.
Howes membership committee will
assist her. The Red Cross magazines
will also be sold. Saturday and Mon
day are the days selected on which
to open the booth which will be ready
for new members all of each day.
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Matinee Party.
A party of congenial friends from
among the young society matrons of
the city We're hostesses to each other
in a most enjoyable and informal
fashion on Thursday. entertaining at
luncheon in one of the popular res |
taurants of the city and later attend
Ing the play at the Isis.
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Pleasing Piano Recital
A dozen of Miss Lottie Gardeners
pupils gave a very pleasing recital
Thursday evening in the studios of the |
Boise Conservatory of Mu ic to which |
the parents and friends of the students |
had been invited. After the program |
delightful social hour was enjoyed. |
Prenuptial Shower.
Miss Frances Mitchell who is now
Mrs. Allan Blaine Cory, was the re-
cipient of a lovely miscellaneous
shower by the ladies of the Eastern
Star Monday afternoon. week, preced-
Ing the wedding on Wednesday.
The merry assemblage met at the |
home Of Mrs. Curtis F. Pike. The |
house was Hastily decorated with car
nations and potted plants. In honor
of the bride (elect who was Esther
in the Star.
Mrs. c. Fl. Harmon, who was
worthy matron at that time and her
staff of officers assisted Mrs. Pike Is |
receiving the guests and in serving |
the refreshments. After a very de-
1ightful program of music and reading
In came two charming little girls |
carrying a market basket loaded with
gifts, they were followed by half a
dozen sweet little tots, their arms full
of tokens for the bride to-be. who
made beautiful picture surrounded
by the tiny folks and her good friends
who showered her with kind wishes
Tor a happy voyage on life's matri-
monial sea. Miss Mitchelrs voice was
very pleasing in a couple Of songs as
WAS that of her sister, Miss Elizabeth,
sn couple of songs.