Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-16

In red carnations and in small birth
day cakes. each one being lit by
small candle
Delightful Red Gross Tea.
About S0> guests enjoyed the Red
Cross tea given by the Ma Clew- Ma
club at the home Of Mrs. A. G. Fried
line. Monday afternoon. Dec. 10. A
program Of music and readings was
arranged for entertainment Lavender
chrysanthemums were used for decor
alton in the living room and red and
white carnations in the dining room.
| Pouring were Mrs. Castlebury Mrs
Gray, Mrs. Sarah Friedline and Mrs.
| Swarmstead
Pretty Homo Wedding.
/ pretty home wedding was soiem-
nized at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. T.
w. Star<ey Wednesday evening, Dec.
II. whom thsir daughter. Martha Irene
became the bride Of Moyne Charles
Robb Of Seattle, the Rev. willsie Mar.
tin officiating.
Immediately preceding the ceremony
i Miss Jerhuie Compton sang 20 Pro-
i mise Me-"
} Miss Elma Fisk of Parma played
} the wedding march. The bride was
! lovely in a gown OF IVORY satin with an
overdress OF Georgette crepe en-
J broidered in silk and pearls. The brid-
al veil was made over a band OF en-
broidered satin. Her bouquet was Of
cream rose buds.
Miss Elsie Roberts was bridesmaid
| and Blaine Starkey brother OF the
. bride, was best man. Miss Roberts
| wore handsome gown of yellow tat
feta with pale blue georgette crepe
] trimmings and carried a bouquet OF
yellow snap dragons.
The bride is a graduate Of Boise
high school and later attended the
! University of Washington, where she
, became a member of the Sigma Kappa
: sorority.
. The bridegroom is a former resident
, of Boise but is now engaged in gov
eminent work in the auditors de-
partment at Fort Worden, Wash. The
happy couple left on the night trsin
for a brief trip to Portland and Seat
tie. They with be at horne to their
friends after Jan. l at Fort Worden.
Visitors From Tacoma Entertained.
Mrs. c. W. Wayland entertained
at a knitting party in honor OF
Mrs. Charles A. Green OF Tacoma
formerly Miss Mcconnell Of Boise)
Thirty ladies We're invited. The deco
rations we're dainty lavender and white
chrysanthemums.
Refreshments We're served
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stewart en-
tertained at dinner Wednesday even
ing in honor Of Mr. and Mrs. Green
and Mrs. J. F. Allen of Caldwell is
entertaining at a weekend party for
both Mr.. and Mrs. Green and Mr.. and
Mrs. Wayland.
The four guests motored over on
Saturday and will return late this
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Green will visit
in Boise until after Christmas. when
they return home
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Happy Birthday Party.
Master James Hawley Tucker cele-
brated his sixth birthday Saturday
/ afternoon with a party. Twenty-four
little children were invited and the
big Hawley home on Main street. where
Governor Hawley resides, over
flowed with his little grandson's small
friends.
: SHTlstIIldS pEiShtcucu TIC
house and a fish pond afforded un-
limited amusement and yielded gift
to each young guest.
Red candles lighted the table where
Master James presided as host. and
the beautiful birthday cake was the
center Of attraction with its six little
red and green candles.
The youthful host cut the cake and
Sth nhor @
we're found as il by magic. Games
were played and each little one car
ried away pretty memories Of the
merry birthday frolic.
The children invited were John Hop
per, Lemp Simonson, Elizabeth At
kinson, Reilly Atkinson. Jr, Genevieve
Jess B. Jr.. and Mary Hawley. Tom
Taylor Frank Coffin, Dorothy Merrell
Mary Eastman, Mollie and Billy Regain
Billy Skillern, Anna Jane Hill, Flor
ence Coughlin, Frank Clinton. Flor
ence and Ira Rohrer, Grace White
Alma Black. elizabeth Stewart. Eliza
beth and Marion Mccarthy, Ruth Cav
>anah and Julia Davis.
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Nsishborhoed Club.
The Neighborhood Sewing club met
for work with Mrs. Lssiie Sheliwortf
Friday afternoon and sewed on pa
jamas for the Red Cross. A little
Hoover tsa-wafers and '.ths cup thai
cheereth" were served.
Will Spsrd christmss gast.
Miss cornslia Harris many friand'
and former schoolmstes will be giat
TO learn that she IL still finding tn