Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-03-25

who lectured before the Columbian
club Monday afternoon on folk music.
which aid in keeping a girls wardrobe
fresh and in repair.
The Y. w. c. A. has Just received
some fine photographs of last years
northwestern conference at Seabeck,
which give one fair view of the
permanent conference grounds on
Hoods canal, half a days ride from
! Seattle by boat. Miss Helen A. Davis
will be the executive of the conference
this year. which lasts from June 23 to
July 8.
| The High School club has formed a
mission class under the direction of
Mrs. Swain which meets Thursday
afternoon directly after school
The swimming class meets Saturday
afternoons at the Natatorium.
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Pretty Attentions for Mrs. MacLane.
Mrs. John MacLane was the guest
of honor at a small luncheon given by
Mrs. c. c. Anderson on Tuesday
Mrs. F. F. Johnson entertained for
Mrs. MacLane on Wednesday at a
] pretty luncheon of nine covers. Pink
carnations and pink candles decorated
the table.
Mrs. MacLane and her little daugh-
ter, Mary, were the house guests of
Mrs. T. K. Little for a few days after
Judge MacLane returned to Salt Lake
on Tuesday.
Golden Rod Club Banquets.
nual banquet to which the husbands
were invited. Monday week at p. m.
at the Columbian club hall. Carna-
1tions of palest rose decorated the table
4 and place cards painted by a well
known artist member in a dainty de-
sign Of golden rod were at the plates.
There was a delicious menu and after
that toasts were responded to with
Mrs. Gracey as the witty toastmistress.
Among those who responded was DIR.
I Maberly who answered What 1t
means to be an American citizen
Representative Storey responded to
the toast Some of the things accom-
plished at this session of the legisla-
; ture." A number of other speakers
gave short talks which were very in
teresting.
Fourth Annual Art Exhibition Closes.
The fourth annual exhibition of the
Artist League of Idaho closed Sunday
week after a remarkably successful
season.
Mrs. Teresa M. Graham Returns Home.
Mrs. Teresa NJ. Graham, who was
in Boise during the entire session of
the legislature, and who as a member
of the minimum wage commission was
in close attendance upon the workings
of that body, returned to her home in
,, Occur d'Alene early last week. Mrs
Graham has occupied many positions
of honor in the state of Idaho and has
graced each one with distinguished
ability and rare womanly wisdom.
At the national Democratic conven-
ton in st. Louis in 1916 to which Mrs
Graham was appointed as the woman
delegate from Idaho. the grace and
: dignity with which she filled her place
was constantly remarked. The cour-
i, tesy Shown her was won by her own
personality as we'll as the prominence
of her position. Mrs. Graham has been
a delightful acquisition to Boise So
ciety and her departure is a matter for
regret. 1t is hoped, however. that she
will visit the capital again. at an early
> date.
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Fortieth Wedding Anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Pizey arranged a
beautiful wedding anniversary Tues
day in honor of Mrs Pizey's father and
mother. Mr. and Mrs. William Antrim
: of Boise, formerly of Randolph, Ia
: The party was also for two other reia-
tives of the family who are visiting
here at present-ME, w. j. Fitzpatrick
!, of Otisy C4lo., byothsF II Mrs. William
Antrim. and Mrs. Kirkpatrick.
1t was an evening affair and char
} AIDES and music enlivened the hours
Miss Louise Woodruff sang several de-
li.ghtful SELECTIONS accompanging her
sself and Mrs. H6ise III II iisgd THE
J company with piano solors. A two-