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

Clara V. letters; banker, Anna Fauth;
magician, Nellie Coburn: managers,
Mrs. Lundy, Mrs. Taylor and Mr.. Kon-
rad; captain Of the guards. Laura
sloan; inner sentinel, Mary Kent;
outer sentinel. Rilla Mcconnell; at
tendant Sara Durant; musician, Eta
McClelland.
Much good -natured rivalry existed
which resulted in electng some very
able and enthusiastic workers for Of
ficers of the lodge. At the previous
meeting Mrs. letters, delegate to the
Grand Circle session in Portland, and
Mrs. Mcconnell, gave comprehensive
reports of the Grand Circle session.
Among the many changes made was
the change in name from Women" Of
Woodcraft to "Neighbors" of Wood
craft.
The circle decided to do its bit to-
wards the war by subscribing for a
liberty bond. In the near future So
Gals will be given to raise money for
the liberty bond fund.
Mrs. Marian Fenley was elected In
stalling officer for the ensuing year.
Altar Fund Tea
The first altar fund tea after the
summer recess was given last Wednes-
day at ST. Johns hail. the following
ladies in charge: Mesdames Waters,
Twiggs, Reilly, Hennesey. Kennard,
Downs, q. w. Smith and r. II. john
son. The following excellent program
was rendered and very much enjoyed
by everyone present; Vocal solo, Mrs.
l. Y. Howard apcorn nj MIRO
vocal solo, Mrs. Keen Fletcher, ac-
companist. Mrs. r. Atkinson; instru-
mental duet, Misses Helen Browles and
Lila Friar; reading, Miss Tuer Gallo
way. Mrs. Stole as representative of
the Catholic w. league on the wom-
ems council of the national council of
defense, spoke on food conservation.
She also urged more simple refresh
ments and smaller committees for
those teas. Mrs Moody reminded those
present that this Is liberty bond week.
As usual goodly sum was turned into
the altar fund.
Boise Residents to Live in
Washington, D. C.
Mrs. Toner Antisell and her daugh-
NSi1 NhAoS Nldi went 10 w dBnllE-
ton, d. C.. Sunday evening to join MIR.
Antisell, who is located there and to
visit the family OF the late Dr. Thorn
IS Antisell, Miss Marion's grandfather.
Miss Antisen will take course in
higher English during the winter.
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Y. w. c. A. Notes.
The vesper service at the Y. w. c.
A. will be led by the Rev. K. b. Wright
today at 4:30 o'clock. There will be
vocal solos by Miss Florence ALA
baugh and Miss Madeline Ross.
Miss Hermine Stauber Is in charge
Of the hospitality hour. There will
be elevator service from to 8.
The classes are arranged as fol-
lows:
French class, Monday. 1880 p. M. in
the Y. w. c. A. rooms.
Automobile class, Monday, 1880 p.
m, at the Empire building and a sec
ond class to follow on Thursday at the
same place and time.
Wednesday at 1880 D. m, swimming
class at the Natatorium.
Spanish. 1880 D. m. Tuesday.
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Pleasant Dinner Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Harrington en-
tertained at a pleasant dinner party
for their son, Curtis, Saturday evening.
The table was graced with fall flow
ers.
In Honor of Mrs. Sisk.
Mrs. stephen Sisk who has been in
Manila. P. l.. visiting her daughter,
Mrs. II. J. Gushing and family, has
returned to Boise. Her daughter, Mrs.
Stofiel, gave n beautiful afternoon
party on Friday in honor of Mrs Sisk
at which the guests were pioneers and
time friends of the guest of honor.
1t was delightful affair. Mrs Sisk
gave an interesting sketch of her jour-
ney which was thoroughly appreciat-
ed. The ladies carried their knitting
bags to the party and kept pleasantly
occupied. Delicious refreshments We're
served. Autumn flowers decorated the
house.
Knitting Bee.
Mrs. Blitz was a hostess at a very
interesting knitting bee Thursday aft
crnoOn at her home, an event which
was both useful in purpose and most
enjoyable to everyone.
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The r. F. Johnsons Home Again.
Mr.. and Mrs, +. +. Johnson reached
Boise from their eastern trip on Sat
urday morning. They were away four
weeks and enjoyed every day of their
stay. Mrs. Johnson met her son, Ellis