Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-21

at very low ebb during last
week, the liberty loan activi-
- j ties absorbing public interest
to the exclusion of all else
Now, that the response from all over
the United States has been so great
and generous, and 1t is certain that the
country will do it's full duty, we may
return to normal conditions in our
society existence once more. This week
opens with the lecture on Japan by
Colonel S. s. Mcclure of McClures
magazine, Monday evening at the Col
umbian club hall. Mrs. w. o. Taylor
of Twin Falls will sing and there will
be an informal reception after the lee
ture.
Miss Laura Shoup of Salmon City
arrived in Boise yesterday morning and
is the guest of Miss Soma. Miss
Shoup comes as a delegate to the Red
Cross conference to be held here this
week. Miss Soma will observe her
day at home Monday, to receive Miss
Shoup's friends. Miss Shoup spent
some time in Boise last year as the
guest of Mrs. Eoff and was extensively
feted while here. She is a charming
girl with many friends.
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In Honor of Walter Palmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Palmer of Mer-
sdian entertained at delightful even
ing party Monday in honor of their
son, Walter. who soon leaves for
American Lake to go in training. There
were 81 guests and dancing was en-
soyed. At midnight a supper was
Derived
To Visit in Chicago.
Mrs. Asa Baldwin will leave tomor-
row monday morning to spend the
winter In Chicago visiting her daugh-
Ter. Mrs. Baldwin has been one of
the capable Red Cross workers Of the
etty and will continue this duty in Chi
rago.
Pleasant Rock Party.
Miss Laneita Pfost entertained eight
Of her friends at a rock party Satur-
day afternoon week. Delicious re
Ereshments were served.
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Honorins Mrs. Thomas.
MIR. and Mrs. A. p. Tyler and Mr..
and Mrs. @ .Parke Sale entertained
a group of friends at dinner Thursday
week In compliment OF Mrs. c. o.
Thomas who has gone TO Join her hus-
band at Fairfield, Idaho, where they
will make their future home. There
were twelve covers and the decorations
were the late autumn garden flowers,
In the liberty color, red white and blue.
The center Of the table held q basket
Of delphinium, roses, hollyhocks and
other fall flowers. Mrs, Thomas left
saturday week.
Talented Artist to Visit in Boise.
Mrs. Minerva Kahlhepp- Teichert,
me talented artist from American Falls,
Idaho, will arrive in Boise today and
win visit friends. Mrs. Teichert will
bring a number Of new paintings to
exhibit.
Birthday Dinner.
Mrs Jack Farrar Skillcrn was a hos
tess Wednesday week at pleasant
birthday dinner. There were eight COW
ers and the table was decorated with
h large basket of garden flowers, del
phinium, roses. hollyhocks and other
late autumn beauties.
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Dancing Clubs Organized in Nampa.
NlBs ttAITls flds OIBdHlH'h oil WI
ing dancing club In Nampa which
promises 10 be exceedingly popular and
also work for children.
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Thursday Diversion.
The Thursday Diversion club is
proving very attractive socially and is
wen attended each evening.
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Saturday Juvenile.
The Saturday Juvenile held their
first dance Saturday afternoon in The
Glide, under the supervision of Miss
Harris. The dance has been long de-
layed IN opening because OF repairs
having been made to the dancing floor.
Tea Committee at Home.
The Eastern Star tea committee will
be at home TO their many friends Fri
day afternoon instead Of Thursday
afternoon at the Masonic hall. A de-
lightful program is being arranged.
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Ada Circle Meeting.
Ada Circle No. 166 held a very inter
esting meeting Tuesday evening, oct.
16. The election of officers was the
principal business transacted. The fol-
lowing were elected for the ensuing
year: Past guardian ncighbor, Jose
phine Bell; guardian neighbor, Laura
Blunt; adviser, Eva o. Cottrell; clerk,