Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-03-11
Edited by Mrs. }. q. erssr.

in the auditorium of Carnegie library,
v here the exhibit was placed by Mayor
Hays after it's time had expired at the
Commercial club. Among the visitors
who have taken an interest in the
pictures is Mrs. stephen Frederick
Randall of Lewiston, formerly of New
York. Mrs. Randall has found much
to enjoy in the exhibition which she
considers remarkable for town of the
size of Boise and its somewhat iso-
lated position in the northwest.
Among the ladies who will be soon
leaving for home is Mrs. Jerome Day,
who decides each day to remain just
one day longer to the joy of her friends.
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For Mrs. jerome j. Day.
Mrs. McCalla entertained quite in
formally for Mrs. Jerome ]. Day on
Friday, giving luncheon in her honor.
Daffodils were used for the table dec
grafton.
Costura Club Entertained.
The Costura club was delightfully."-
entertained by Mrs. T. N. Quasi at her
home in Ivywild last Thursday after
noon. The time was spent with fancy
work. A sterling silver spoon was
awarded the hostess. Delicious re-
freshments were served.
Fletcher Music Method.
Miss Anita r. Bibbins gave an IL
Illustrated talk on the Fletcher Music
Method to a number of ladies Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. L. p,
Kieldsen. 1t proved to be an intense
ly interesting subject.
Miss Bibbins spent the winter in
Boston studying this method and has
opened a studio in the Empire build
ing.
Music Recital.
In spite of the biggest snowstorm OF
the year, large audience assembled
to hear the regular monthly recital
of the piano pupils of Mrs. Maude
Lowry Cleary at SIMPSONS music hall
Friday night.
Little Thelma Thomas, aged years
shows much promise, having had les
sons only two weeks, her rhythm and
clear-cut tones were especially pleas
ing in her little solo.
Aileen Walters, aged 8, with only
| II lessons, played Pony Cart with al
! the dash and go peculiar to a pony
| cart.
Florence White. aged 10, with one
and a half years of study. played
! Paderewskis Minuet with all the re.
! pose and precision of an advanced
| student.
The entire program was given from
memory and after the Following pupils
! had played they were each presented
with a nosegay, the gift of Judge
! White. Mary Slick was flower girl
Thelma Thomas, Aileen Walters
Benedicta Yriondo, Katherine anc
James Wells, Mary Charlotte Yeo.
mans, Florence Rohrer, Hazel Martin
Mabel Bruce, Mildred Shafer, Mild.
red Thurman and Florence White
had numbers on the program.
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PhiIatheas Entertained. =.
The Philathea class of Immanue
| Sunday school met with their teacher
Mrs. ]. w. Mills, on Monday evening
BY request the girls gathered at 6:3
and were surprised by lovely chick
en- dinner. The house was decorated
WITH tlOlS anu lilS NCllSI pltS'
for the large table was a beautiful
bowl of gold fish. The attractivel.
tinted place cards were Mrs. Mills owl
work. Covers were laid for IS. Games
music and sewing Occupied the remain
der of the evening.
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Little Girls Party.
Friday afternoon the little girls
Busy Bee. circle of Franklin, me
with Ruth Mortensen. Officers wer
elected. after which games wer'
played, and a piano duet played b.
Ruth Mortensen and Ida Alenbaugf
which was very much enjoyed. Re
freshments were served.
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Annual Meeting.
The annual meeting of the Mission
airy society of the First Presbyterian
church was held at the home of Mrs
J w. S. Titus and her mother, Mrs
Pond, ON last Thursday afternoon
The spacious rooms were well filled
The reports of the years work Shove
a gratifying increase along all lines
membership, attendance and amount Q
money contributed to the cause Of mis-
sipns. Mrs. ]. NJ. Barton told no,
% years ago this society was organ
lied with five members, two of whor
were present, Mrs. Peter Soma IAN
: Mrs. J. NJ. Barton. She read a let
ter from the niece of Miss McBetf
who was an apostle to the Nez Perc
Indians at Lapwai, Idaho, for man
years. Miss McBeth organized tn
: first missionary society in Idah
among the Nez Perez Indians, but tn
society of the first church of Bots
followed in the same year.
Committees were appointed to ar
range for the coming Presbyteris
meeting to be held IN Boise, Marc
2s-29, at the First Presbyterian churcl
Three members have died during tn
year-Mrs. ]. L. Van Deusen, Mis-
Mckee and Mrs. John L. Hunter an
: memorial tributes were given b
many present showing they are sti
held in loving remembrance. The FOL
lowing officers were reelected an