Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-27
kSOCi0ty(N0WS'

THE week has been delightful
with spring weather and some
pretty affairs which have kept
pace with Aprirs mood of vary
ing skies and wealth of spring
time blossoms. A number of interest
ing and delightful visitors have been
entertained during the week, much to
the pleasure of the home people.
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Visiting Ladies Entertained
Fl Korah temple entertained the Wis
ting Shriners' wives Monday morning
at ten o'clock with drive to Barber
and lunch at the Country club. After
lunch the company danced until 3
o'clock. Tompkin's orchestra played.
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Visitors Entertained by FL korah
Temple
Monday evening Eel Korah Temple
entertained the visiting ladies and the
novices' wives, and the past poten-
tates and officers wives, numbering
seventy one ladies in all, at dinner in
the Orange grill at the Hotel Owyhee.
Tho tables, which We're arranged under
the supervision of Mrs. A. A. Jessup,
were exceedingly pretty, with novel
arrangement which was very effec-
tive. number of vases containing
pink snap-dragons were placed at in
tervals and at each lady's plate was n
corsage bouquet of sweet peas. Tomp-
kin's orchestra discoursed delightful
music during the evening. Later, the
entire company attended "Pollyanna'
at The Pinney. The visitors expressed
the warmest appreciation of the cour-
teSies extended them while in the city,
and all united in voting the day one
of great pleasure. Mrs. Jessup, who
was the chairman of the committee of
lldie1 of FL Korah to entertain the
visiting ladies, was assisted by Mrs.
j. H. Black and Mrs. Howard Stein.
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Marsh Higgins
G. A. r. hall was the scene OF a
pretty wedding Sunday afternoon at
S:45 o'clock, when Jesse Elmer Marsh
and Miss Lucy Jane Higgins were
united in marriage by the Rev. Ben
ianin H. Boyd of Pittsburg, Pa, trav-
cling minister of the International BIZ
ence of about so relatives and friends.
The bride was attended by Miss Ruth
Higgins and the bridegroom by Mr..
Rhyl Higgins. A wedding repast was
served for the relatives and close
friends of the couple at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. James l.. Myers after
the ceremony. Spring blossoms deco
rated the house. Mr.. and Mrs. Marsh
will make their home in Boise.
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Barrett Simonsen
Much pleasure has been derived by
the friends of the bride in this city
over the announcement of the mar
rage of George G. Barrett of the IN
structor's force of the Lewiston nor
NAL, and Miss Blanche Mary simon
son, formerly of Boise, by the Rev. Mr..
Summerville of Lewiston at that city
on April IT, the ceremony taking place
In the home of the officiating minis
ter, followed by little wedding sup
per served by Mrs. Summerville. Al
ter a brief honeymoon trip to Moscow
and Spokane Mr.. and Mrs. Barrett re-
turned to Lewiston, where they Will re-
main until June /, when they Will go
to Wendell, Idaho, to spend the rest
of the summer on the bridegroom
ranch. Miss Simonsen Is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Simonsen or
Nampa, formerly of Boise, and has
great many friends In this city. Inc
wedding was witnessed by Clinton L.
Slmonsen, brother of the bride, and
Lewiston friends of the happy couple.
Afternoon in Honor of Visitor from
Tennessee
Mrs. Byron L. Hyatt entertained at
n beautiful bridge tea Monday after-
noon at her home, honoring Mrs. A. Ii.
Mcconnell, charming visitor from
Tennessee, who is now resident OF
Idaho. There were nine tables and
number came In for the tea hour. Mrs.
Jlllmann and Mrs. A. i. Cruzen won
the prizes for the highest scores and
a guest favor was presented to Mrs
Mcconnell. Mrs. Mcconnell and Mrs.
]. s. Springer poured. The table was
spring-like with a great cluster or PINK
snap dragon in cut glass boWl, ana
pink candles in silver candlesticks were
shaded in pink. The entire house was
radiant with the same springtlme Ell
feet, Easter lilies, carnations, frult
blossoms and snap-dragons Lending
fragrance and color to the animated
scene, Assisting the hostess We're Mrs
Rice. Mrs. Sinsel, Mrs. Howard Har-
yey, Mrs. Frank Eastman, ana lhe
Misses Katherine Turkey and Helen
RYAN. Mrs. Mcconnell left Thursday
evening. accompanied by her small
sons. Jack and Billy, for Drummond
Idaho, the Mcconnell home.
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Piano Recital.
At Carnegie hall Friday night MRS
Maud Lowry Cleary gave the fourth
in her series of piano recitals, when
are being given every two weeks. rms
time she presented one pupil only
Mary Slick, who gave six plano SOLOS
played two Accomplishments for katn
ryn Holden Eckhart, who assisted
with violin solos, and also duet WIN
Mrs. Cleary.
Mature musicians in the audience
declared that Mary's playing was the
most wonderful they had ever heard
for her years. Her memorizing ano