Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-02
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very enjoyable party and beautiful
with fair young girls in pretty gowns.
The COLLINS and spooks and witches
made revel all the evening to the
pleasure of all the mere human beings
who met with them for the witch night
festival of the year in the big apple
house.
| Delightful Concert.
| The concert given under the auspices
of the Business and Professional Wom-
ems clubs early in the week to aid In
the housing problems was most de-
| lightful. Prof Wallerstein's violin
numbers We're heard with keen pleas
ure and appreciation. Mrs. Rankin
was a new singer who received warm
praise deservingly. Mrs. Laurel Elan
won the usual high tribute paid her
musicanship. which this talented
| pianist has always commanded. me
readings by Miss Sophia Smith were
of the same fine quality which distfn-
guishes all her work.
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For Miss Dorothy Lockwood.
| Miss Dorothy Lockwood of Meridian
has gone to Long Beach with her
grandmother, Mrs. S. III. Griffiths for
the winter Prior to her departure
the following delightful affair was Civ
| en- for her.
! Witches and ghosts partool of the
hospitality of Margaret Braye Fri
/ day evening when is boys and girls
/ were invited to come in costume to
party at her home in honor of her
] friend Dorothy Lockwood. Pretty
I decorations in the living rooms were
/ in keeping with Halloween. The
/ queen of the gypsies, in picturesque
| .1I 20, E,,vl .F Il. f,t1
/ things for the future for the children.
In the dining room the little ones
were seated at a long table beautifully
decorated with favors in keeping with
the occasion A llewje doll dressed as
witch formed a centerpiece. The
menu was spirits hash, fortunes
wheel, sandwiches, prophecy's nectar
and dragons teeth The fortunate
ones present were: Frances Wilcox
of Star and Frances Baird, Bernice
and Beatrice Tolleth, katherine Beam,
Eleanor Songer, Bessie Hedges, Louise
Barnett, Hazel and Vera Ballowig,
Phelida Evans Clement Hedges, Yer
non Taylor, Willard Morton. Harold
Baird, John Stone, Dorothy Lockwood,
Margaret Braye, Hally McNair, Hazel
! Carr Katherine Sims, Gerald and
Brownell Dunton. The hostess was
assisted by Mrs. Charles Onwiler and
Mrs. Ethel Lockwood.
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Halloween Party.
Tommy Jones, Jr,, entertains few
| friends Friday evening at masked
ball The decorations were black and
yellow. The young host was assisted
by Miss Helen Ryon.
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Brilliant Evening With the Elks.
1 The Elks, in honoring Grand Exalted
Ruler Rain. added the pleasure of the
evening with charming dance after
the reception Tompkins' orchestra
played with fine spirit and lunch
was served.
Gay Halloween Frolic.
! Halloween was enjoyed to the limit
by the intermediate Baptist Young
Peoples society in the social room of
the church, Oct. 81. Ghosts began their
frolic about o'clock and continued
until after the witching hour of mid
night About 6j of them were present
in costume.
Schumann- Heink Brings Children
TIC America.
Musical people i'll Boise will be very
much interested in knowing that
Madame Schumann Heink has re-
turned To America and is on her way
to California with her grandchildren,
the children of her dead son, who
linked his fate with the cause of Ger
many before the United States en-
tered the war. The great prima donna
says she will take the children to CAL
ifornia, where she has a beautiful
lone, and where she intends to bring
them up as loyal Americans.
College Women Sew For Christmas
Shop.
Small. informal afternoons Of sew
ing are the means by which some 'of
the members Of the College Womens
club hope to raise money for their
scholarship FUND. The articles made
will be sold in the Christmas shop OF
the organization. Mrs. NJ. r. Lewis
entertained a few at a Kensington
Wednesday afternoon and Mrs. Leo +
Falk was a hostess on Friday after
noon. These gatherings are neighbor-
hood affairs and are much enjoyed by
, the members.
Eastern Star Tea.
. The Eastern Star tea on the after
; noon of Friday week was a delightful
affair. Mrs. Brinck read charmingls
and Mrs. Goodwin gave some voca
numbers in a sweet and sympathetic
: voice. Miss McCracken pleased ev-
!. eryone with her pretty Interpretation
: of some favorite melodies and after
:. the program delicious lunch was
: served. The pleasant affair was II
the form of Kensington.
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> Dramatic Reader and Overseas
1 Worker.
: Miss Grace Gallet who is dramatic
9 reader by profession was engaged will
q the Ellison-Whit Chautauqua II
: Canada when the war commenced, ant
nc soon as her engagement was endet