Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-22

Steele; vocal trio, Mesdames Morley
nolds, F. Manville and F. Rosene, ac-
companied by Mrs. Ames. Delicious
refreshments were served.
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Party for Departing Soldier.
Theodore Ness who left for Louis
Vile, KY, early this morning was Civ
en- a party by number of his friends
last evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lex Rossi. The house was beau.
tifully decorated in red, white and blue.
Dancing and cards were enjoyed. A
buffet supper was served about IL
o'clock. Twenty four guests enjoyed
the evening. Mr.. Ness home Is in
Kentucky and he returns to join tht
regiment there.
Tuesday Club.
The address by DR.. Shilling was the
chief number on the club program "a
which he recounted his adventures as
a missionary in India and South Amer
lea and also some experiences in Amer.
lea The next number on the program
was the group of three songs rendered
in very splendid voice by Mrs. Fred
Rosene. Miss Gladys Evans sang three
ing manner. One of Bosses old time
citizens, Charles Granholm, rendered a
number Of lively selections on the ac-
Gordon, an instrument which is sell
dom used in these days. The dane
ing, which closed the program, was IL.
charge of Mrs. Billy Leon.
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Plunge Party.
Seventeen acolytes of st. Johns
cathedral were entertained at plunge
party at the Natatorium on Saturday
afternoon. This was treat coming
from the Altar society members as
token of appreciation for the faithful
services of the boys. The chaperones
were Mesdames p. J. Lynch, A.
Schneider John Green, C. F. Turner, T.
Sherlock and H. r. Neitzel A sub
stantial lunch was provided and it is
needless to say the chaperones as we'll
as the boys enjoyed the outing.
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Justamere kensington Club.
The Justamere Kensington club was
delightfully."- entertained by Mrs. d. S.
Lowrie, Thursday afternoon at her res
idence. Besides the members there
were present as guests Mesdames Rife
and Kaigler, of Meridian, and RAIDER
macher and Majors of Boise. A deli
ciouS luncheon was served over a table
covered with hand made table cloth.
Snap dragons were the decorations
After luncheon Mrs. Radermacher and
the hostess entertained with several
Rotations which were thoroughly en-
joyed by all.
Wedding Bells.
The wedding of Miss Bertha E.
Griggs of Boise and William j. Clark
of Wilder was celebrated Thursday ev-
ening at s o'clock at Christ church, the
Rev. David H. Jones officiating. The
bride was in her travelling gown.
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Pretty Church Wedding.
A pretty wedding at o'clock took
place Thursday afternoon when wes-
ley I. Potter of Weiser and Miss
Maude L. Weaver of Fonda, Ia, were
married in the rectory of Christ
Church Episcopal, the Rev. David H.
Jones officiating. The bride was very
attractive in a handsome travelling suit
Mr.. Potter has purchased the Weiser
hotel and the happy couple will make
IL their nome.
Golden Rod Silver Tea.
The Golden Rod club gave delight
full silver tea, Thursday at the home
of Mrs. Maberly, who has been very
kind, the members feel in giving the
use of her hospitable home so often.
The musical program included the
numbers, piano solo, Mrs Seckles, vio-
lin solo, Miss Ruby Smith. A group
of songs by Mrs. Rosene. Tea was
served after the program. Mrs.
Gracey and Mrs. Smith poured.
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Musical Silver Tea.
Mrs. Will Regain and Mrs. Reilly At
kinson will give a silver tea at the
home of Mrs. Regain on Friday, April
81, at 8 O'Clock for the social service
work of st. Johns. A very fine mu-
steal program has been arranged.
Among the numbers will be a piano
solo by Wendell O'Day, who plays the
pipe organ in the Majestic.
Mrs. Seller will read, Miss McCrum
will sing and others whose names will
appear later will contribute selections.
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Red Cross Benefit Cake Sale.
The Rev. David H. Jones is au-