Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-25
CLUB GLEANINGs
Club Calendar.

Club Calendar.
Nov. 26, Monday-Study department.
of the Columbian club.
Nov. 30.--Dramatic department Of
the Columbian club.
Golden Rod Club. @
A very interesting meeting of the
Golden Rod club was held at the
home Of Mrs. letters. Thursday after
noon. Roll call was answered to with
Red Cross items. good collection of
trinkets was donated for the "Trinket
and Treasure" fund. One patriotic
old lady donated two watches. One a
valuable gold watch, that had been
brought from Alaska, by son to
daughter, who has since departed this
life, and the other silver watch. that
had belonged to her mother more than
so years ago. This lady parted with
these keepsakes gladly. anxious to do
her bit. The afternoon was In the
hands Of Mrs. Tolman, who explained
the origin of the Red Cross and, SWhy
| cent the government do it," Red
Cross Spirit Speaks" was the title of
| a poem by Mrs. letters. Mrs. Hocfs
| Tedu iii dTIiCIt VII thc hCSSSSAeS AoA
uniformity and exactness in the Red
Cross work. A plano solo was render
ed by Mrs. Seckles. At the close OF
the afternoon the club sang America.
The ladies' on the bench, who can sew
for the Red Cross on Tuesday of next
week are to meet with Mrs. Lawson,
and those in town with Mrs. Skillern.
Cake and coffee was served by the
committee.
Young Ladies' Auxiliary Meets.
The Young Ladies' Auxiliary Of the
Catholic womens league, which has
organized for the purpose of knitting
for the Idaho boys met at st. John )
hall Wednesday evening where they
spent an enjoyable three hours chat
ting and knitting. The next meeting
will be Tuesday evening.
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Club Gleanings.
Much credit Is due Mrs. Joel L.
Priest as chairman of the dramatic
section and Mrs. Earl Adams, chair
man Of the music section for the
unique and interesting program given
Monday afternoon in the club house.
A large picture frame was built or
the stage and living pictures repre-
senting different nations appeared.
The first picture. Rule Britannia.
represented the different industries ir
! which English women are engaged
Mrs Talcot was the picture ans
Master Yates and Eleanor Tinker.
Mary Shurtz and ladies' chorus sans
Rule Britannia"
A high school chorus of boys and
girls under the direction Of Miss Gar
land sang the Spanish nationa
hymn.
Elizabeth Woods posed as the Span
. ish picture and afterwards danced {
Spanish dance in full costume.
, Mrs Hummel posed as Italy an.
: gave the Italian national anthem.
Eugene Pennington was attractive
/ in Canadian costume while she SAINT
r the Maple Leaf song of Canada.
Mariana Priest represented Swedel
), and wore a real Dalbullg costume
, loaned by Mrs C. f. OLSON. Flo
t Anderson sang the national hymn o
= Sweden.
l Nora Grief in Scotch COSTUME
r danced the Highland fling accompanied
Z by Mrs. George Cruzen.
l Kathleen N-,iay was a real Ha
waiian girl while she gave the Hawai-
= ian dance after which the ladie
: chorus sang Aloha De.
$ Florence Selby was quaint littl
r Japanese lady wearing marvelou
gown which is 125 years old and wa
a presented to her mother by the EN-
e peror of Japan.
3 The closing picture was more i'm
4 pressiye, Columbia with draw
sword and carrying our national ban