Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-18
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church were entertained Friday even
ing by Donald and Ralph McClaflin.
Among those present were the follow
ing: Maurice Watts, Edwin Taylor,
Gene Smith, Willis Childres, Ivan
Packenham, Joe Nelson, French De
Vault and Mike Compton, jr After
brief business session, games. music
and refreshments closed a very enjoy
able evening.
Pleasant Surprise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Drake were
agreeably surprised Thursday even
ing when a few friends called to spend
the evening. the occasion being their
eighteenth wedding anniversary. Cards
were the main entertainment. H. A.
McManamie and Mrs. Damant having
the highest score. Refreshments were
served to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Drake,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hoffman. Mr.. and
Mrs. Don Mcfarland. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Damant and H. Q. McManamie.
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Grange Entertains.
| Whitney grange, one Of the most act
i've organizations in that vicinity, held
open house on, Friday evening for
families and friends living in Whitney
district. An enthusiastic audience en-
joyed the varied program of reading,
, music and talks. Especially interest
ing were the talks made by Mr.. David
son and the worthy master, W. n.
. Thompson, who presented plans Tor
the coming meeting which will insure
not only wide awake successful
, grange socially, but also financial
! benefit to each grange member. The
next meeting will be election of Off
GERS to be held Friday, Dec. I.
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Honoring Miss Wise.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. McCreary jr, en-
tertaned at a delightfully."- informal
gathering on Friday evening In honor
of Miss Marie Wise whose engagement
to c. c. Morrison was announced last
week. Miss Wise has made her home
with her sister, Mrs. Cert S. Sargent
the past year, but will leave on
Wednesday of this week for her home
at Eedondo Beach, Cal.
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Monthly Tea at St. Johns Hall.
) Mesdames George Meier, Steve Par
keT, u. Is. ITlIIlI, HOIhuS Il iihi6t'h,
r. A. Mckinney and Miss f. O'Far-
rel will be hostesses at the monthly tea
which will be given on Wednesday aft
ernoon in st. Johns hall. An inter-
testing program will be rendered, re-
> freshments served and time spent
hemming tray cloths for st. Alphon-
sus' hospital. All the ladies of the
congregation and their friends are cor
= daily invited to attend.
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:, Merry Juvenile Party.
Miss Hazel Butts was hostess to the
Philathea class of the First Baptist
, church Sunday school at their regular
= monthly class meeting at her home on
Monday night. After the business ses-
sion was over the affair took the form
of a juvenile party and much merri-
a ment was caused by the playing of APP
: propriate games. The class also eel
s ebrated the birthday of two of Its
n members and when the beautiful birth
It day cake was cut, the ring fell tt
: Marjorie Dunlap. the coin to Mrs
Stokes, the thimble to Florence Crouch
y and the button to Marion Agnew
a About eighteen young ladies were
: present.
Y, Engagement Announced.
e Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Starkey announces
a the engagement of their daughter
e Irene, to Moyne Charles Robb of Seat
tie, Wash The wedding will TAX
&c place early in December
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a Enjoyable Afternoon.
u The Catholic Women's league spen
an enjoyable afternoon Wednesda
T. when the Rev. Joseph Verhoven ad
. dressed them on THE Patriarchs.' II
spoke Of their virtues, triumphs an
~ developed his subject in very In
:. structive and entertaining manne
Mrs. w. v. Regain and Mrs. T. ]. Jone
gave the current events The Misse
Sensings furnished the music in
- very artistic manner. The league CAV
20 s25 for the X. of c. cantonments an
,o also donated $40 to the Red Cross fe
,r the soldiers Christmas kits. Mr.
% Anna Fauth is collecting for tn
" treasure and trinket fund for the av
p. alton corps. At the close of the Pre-
gram Bcknell war cake and tea wei
served. Mrs. Cathcart, president, wa
in the chair.
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n Autumn Social at st. Johns Hall.
a The autumn social given at ;
as Johns hall Friday evening was an e.
" cellent success and a large sum ws
oh made. Every number on the progra
n was splendid and especially fine wa
re. the Pierrot and Pierre by Marion Nj
Connell and the Night Winds by u
boys with their Jack O. Lanterns. II
te weird wailing of the winds and II
ne unique staging were very entertain
RS. ing. The address of welcome w;
es given by Frances Gallet. The closir
IN number by IS girls in the Marine Or
In singing Let's All Be Americans Now
a was as patriotic as 1t was charmin
The audience sang THE Star Spa'
g gled Banner at the close OF the pr
ne gram. The hall was artistically DEC
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