Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-09-23

visiting ecclesiastics of the Episcopal
church at the home of Bishop Funston
and Mrs. Funston on Wednesday even
ing. Two pretty weddings, at which
DIR. Donaldson of the First Presbyter-
iann church officiated on the same
evening wednesday, filled the mid
week with festivity for the young
people. Other smaller affairs were in
;erspersed making a week of enjoy
able events.
Reception for Visitors.
The reception rendered the visiting
bishops, clergy and laity of the Epis-
copal church. on Wednesday evening
at the bishops house on Idaho street
by the RI. Reverend and Mrs. James
Bowen Funston was one of the larg-
est and most beautiful social affairs
Of the week. The house was radiant
with late summer flowers and the ta-
BILE was decorated with asters. Pour
ing were Mrs. Charles Davidson, Mrs.
Frank Coffin and Mrs. Chamberlain,
Mrs. Ridenbaugh, Mrs. Eoff, Mrs.
Roger Davidson, Miss Jackson.
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Mrs. Eoff entertained Monday for
Mrs. Charles E Deuel. at an elaborate
afternoon party given in her beauu-
full home on Warm Springs avenue. 1t
was q farewell party also, for Mrs.
h.off recently disposed Of her house,
and this was the last day on which
she could receive her friends in her
home. The decorations were very fit
ting for the stately rooms they
graced-baskets and baskets Of sor-
geous cactus dahlias, and tall spikes
Of pink gladioli The table had
lovely species of the cactus dahlia in
rose and orchid shades, and the buffet
copper cactus dahlia. On the porch
we're huge clusters of Michaelmas
daisies, their white blossoms encirc-
ling pink gladioli.
The table was brilliant with Geisha
cactus dahlia.s in an Oriental flower
holder, and there were copper colored
cactus dahlias on the buffet.
In the receiving line with Mrs. Eoff
and Mrs. Deuel. was Mrs. Borah. Mrs.
Eoff was in gray and silver, Mrs.
Deuel. in blue and pink, and Mrs. Borah
in white with a pale blue scarf and
black hat.
The ladies who poured were Mrs.
Ridenbaugh, Mrs. S. H. Hays, Mrs. r.
NJ. Davidson, Mrs. Frank Coffin. Mrs.
J. B. Funston, Mrs. c. c. Anderson
and Mrs. Willsie Martin.
The ladies assisting were Mrs Frank
Eastman, Mrs. James Latimer Mrs
Leo Falk, Mrs. Rothchild. Miss Daw-
cd lac Two nd and
Miss McCalla-
Little Misses Elizabeth Eastman
Josephine Rothchild and Eleanor Rose
Barton received the guests at the
door.
A very large number called. Tomp-
tins' string quartette discoursed sweet
music all the afternoon.
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Young People Leave.
The exodus of young people for the
schools of California and the east has
begun. Those who left for Wellesley
last week were the Misses Margaret
Dietrich. Alline Caskey Averyl Dick
inson, Mildred Faris, Dorothy Faris
and Gertrude Eraser; for Sweet Briar,
the we'll known southern school, Miss
:
Hudson, Miss Eileen McCalla; for Co
lumbia, Miss Sadie Vineyard; for the
University of Wisconsin, William
Koelsch, William Balderston and
James Lindsay; for Harvard Medical,
Randolph McCalla. Miss Katherine
Balderston will be teacher in the
university at Dallas, Tex.
The Misses Averyl Dickinson, Mil
bred Faris. Dorothy Faris, Gertrude
Fraser, Alline Caskey and Margaret
Dietrich all travelled together, leaving
Boise on Tuesday morning train. They
were Joined by Miss Helen Hasbrouck.
Miss Beatrice Ostrander of Twin Falls.
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Hudson -Masehmeyer Marriage.
The home of J. w. Maschmeyer of
1913 Washington street was the scene
of a beautiful wedding on Wednesday
evening, when James w. Hudson of
San Francisco and Miss Estelle Masch-
meyer of Boise were united in mar
rage the Rev. r. Nj. Donaldson of
the First Presbyterian church officiat-
ing. The bridal party entered to the
strains Of Lohengrin's wedding march,
played by Mrs. c. e. Stinehart. sister
! of the bride, who is here from Water
loo, Iawo. Jean Wilson was the little
maid IN white with pink ribbons who
led. and carried the ring in the heart
of a white rose. The bridal party took
their places under an arch of green
intermingled with asters and roses
with palms, ferns and potted plants
banked at the base. The house was
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