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

and music Mrs. Rosene rendered
several numbers in her usual attrac-
tive manner. A shower of dainty hand
kerchiefs rewarded Mrs. Trawius
search for the end of n ribbon which
led by winding ways through several
rooms. These were slight token ~
the love and appreciation of the gifls,
and the best wishes of the entire class
will follow both pastor and wife 10
their new home.
Mrs. Lila Bushnell entertained the
Philathea class at her hospitable hstrr
at the regular meeting on last Mon
day week. After the business wan
transacted. In which various plans
were made for active service an in
formal social hour with dainty re-
freshments served by the hostess. was
enjoyed by all who were privileged 10
attend.
Tuesday Musical.
The Tuesday Musical Will meet at 3
o'clock at Eilers music hall. All those
who have been invited to join the Tues
day Musical either as active or as as
the meeting Tuesday afternoon witt
out further notice.
Art Notes.
The artists of Boise will meet Mrs.
Minerva Kohlhepp- Teichert again be-
fore she goes to New York City as she
arrives in Boise today to visit friends.
Mrs. Teichert has timed her visit so
as to be present and hear S. s. Nc
Cures lecture on Japan Monday ev-
ening. Mrs Techert is bringing %
oils, her summers work, including a
portrait of her husband
Among the prettiest and rarest OF
the hand painted art jewels known, is
the ivory decorated with French pen
painting. A beautiful example of this
rare work is exhibited by a California
artist, formerly a resident of Boise,
Mrs. Jutin Gilbert
A visit to Miss Bradt, instructor of
art in the high school, found her in
her newly equipped room which is ad-
mirably suited for her work. A class
was receiving instruction and the
studio atmosphere.
The attractive Japanese posters in
lecture on Japan Monday evening at
the Columbian club rooms and dis
played in down town windows were
the work of several Of Miss Bradts pu-
pills, the Misses Estelle Knight Nora
Westfall. Helen Patterson, Katie West
fall and Elinor Pointer.
+ + +
Five Hundred Party.
Miss Marion Willis entertained at d
800" party Friday evening, celebrat-
ing her eighteenth birthday. The
prizes were won by Miss Mary ShurtZ
and Miss Julia Adelmann. Refresh
ments were served at 1890 o'clock and
the rest of the evening was spent in
dancing. The invited guests We're
the Misses Dorothy Koelsch. Dog.
Lippincott, Mary Prosser, Elizabeth
Bartlett, Margaret Stevenson. Anna
Haines. Carolyn Logan, Stella Bladder
ston. Lorna York, Irene Mcmillan.
Karen Kicldsen, Heller Shawhan,
Julia Adelmann, Marian Stevenson.
Virginia King, Mary Shurtz. Dorothy
Cage, Edna Collister and Sarah Lit
tooy.
Birthday Surprise Party.
Little Miss Cathryn Hart was hap
PLY surprised on her eighth birthday
Thursday. oct Is, when at the invi-
tation of her mother who planned the
pretty affair. a group Of seven of her
playmates came in to offer their CON
CALCULATIONS and spend the afternoon.
Merry games were played for an hour
or two and then a luncheon was served.
The table was pretty with suggestions
of Halloween and the brilliant fall
colorings.
Individual cakes at each plate wera
attractive with the lighted candle on
each and yellow shaded candles gave
a further touch of the golden harvest
season. After the happy guests had
gone home a dinner was served in the
little maids honor. Seven plates
were laid and fall flowers decorated
the table.
Mrs. Mckendrick Honored.
Mrs. Lydia w. McKendricll, retiring
society was pleasantly surprised
afternoon by members of the
society and in appreciation of the ef.
ficient services rendered as the so
ciety's president for the last three
years, and as a token of the love and
esteem in which she is held. was the
recipient OF n beautiful gold ring set
with choral cameo.
Mrs. MCKendrick has also been
quite prominent in club educational
work, and for the past year has been
president Of the Boise City Mothers
Congress and Parent Teachers asso-
citation, as well as chairman of the
State Educational committee in that
organization. In recognition for the
efficient service rendered in this cap
acity, the state and city officers Of
the Mothers Congress met at the
home of Mrs. Ida Brookins Wednesday
evening where a well appointed din
ner was served in her honor
Mrs. MCKendrick is leaving pniso