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

bridge party to be given by
* the Columbian club on Saturday aft
Z eEnoon will be most f&sHlnattnE or
the coming affairs this one is TO be,
1.-THE real diversion. And, ass tnstruc-
tors who fully understanding game
1Eare to be present and INSTRUCT The
= players, any. one VINO deslreS ~ learn
IW1ll have the opportunity.kg9the = etitesil
Will be offHredI also ana
z=refreshments served. n several large
Il parties are to be given soon safter Lent,
lIone dancing parry Ebyl the Ss'oiumbian
ana the usHAf lnNnlper OF spring
SEANilNiN!hlF
NY Y'FisSRNstv,s
7rtpformaiiy Entertatned.
~ Son Wednesd ays evening Mr. and Mrs.
Il BYRON E. Hyatti enteptnined very in
1Gformally for MfSSaHdNSMrs. A. H. Nc
1etSlonneil OF ST. AeAtptpeEnfysswho were thelr
3ighests at dlnrervFE sweet peas IN
y sSicht glass po"l decorated the taole'
1E il
~ fErate 5rldee Parry Es,sps Ne. ,aM .a 4
n a"Pirate Bridge" thet new card game
(which is all the rage in theseast and Is
+ much like auction, will be the attrae-,
II ton at the afternoon card party to be
t1eiven Saturday, March 81, at o'clock,
iE bys the Columbian club in Columbian
5uhalla A few, who understand me game
~ There will also be printed slips on the
tables for the guidance of the players.
1t is not often that such an opportu-
, nifty is offered to learn the newest and
most popular drawing game and large
g, number of ladies will undou btedly at
tend. The new game is played every
where in the east where 1t is extremely
popular. For those who do not care to
learn, 800" will be substituted. For
those who do not play at all, Ken
sington with some form of entertain
ment will be provided in the usual cosy
corner. Refreshments will be served.
+ + +
Judge and Mrs. MacLane Honored
Guests While Here.
Mrs Jobn MacIane of Salt Lake
was the motif for a number of delight
fuI affairs during the mast week.
luncheons. dinners. afternoon and
evening nsrties. all most delightful.
Iudga MacT.ane was hare long enough
to sb.ra IN n mart of the general on
tartoinnosr+ but bis dptiea acouneIIe5
his return IN his office before the close
NJ the week Judpe and Mrs Mac
b. TanaIz H+tIa dau0btar was also enter-
!. toined at littla folks, narties
a 4 \
RridaI sbovvar
March 10 at Mora a. rnisce,la neous
shower in honor NJ Miss Ethel King
WAS given at the home or Mrs Ebv.
The hostesses were Mrs Eby: Mrs. Rea
5 Mrs Grebe and Miss Eichelberger II
1 o'c,ocL the guests assemb1sd and were
viyen niece of white tissue nanar
soma haste and nins and with these
- were asked IN make a garment for the
brides trousseau. There was much
hide -to-be was certainlv vel sunnlied
NTH usoS,,l and beautit,n garments In
noinia+ura Miss King was seated In !.
Iorgo cbair and q large white ha
5ecorated with green containing nres-
ents was carried In and the nresents
sbou,ered unon ber THE nresents were
+ben renIaced IN the basket and as the
= bonored one ramoved thew, nne nv
one before unwranninp abe told how
i she wopld use each. This proved very
dainty two-conrse luncheon was served
efter which tho brides cake snow
white s,,rnoounted bv kewnie In
green decorations was cut 6rst Nv the
bride.to-he then nv the other enests
The ring was drawn NV Miss wolfe
The dime bv Miss Lois Fountain and
= the thin,hle nv Mrs, Rea THOSE nres-
ont were Mesdames Achenhocb Fair
child Re. Ehv sC,reporv frebe Har.
. vev Grisbann sam. OR, am Scrfvner
wbitmore CLARK McSnarran Frank
King wilson Harry Nelson RaInr
walker. Robert Bodine, Claire Bodine
and the Misses EicheIberger. Wolfe
Greporv fountain Wright and Ethel
& Kino
4 + +
Tn. A. e. CarIsons in Denver.
The A. r. Carlsons are in Denver fnr
& the summer. Mr., Carlson has mining
interests near that city which he viii