Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-13
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F, of the merriest sort. Then came an
initiation ceremony, In which each
of those present were admitted with
much solemnity into the "A. o. P. F."
secret society devoted to the inter-
| ests of the victims of various choice
! bits of information disseminated on
| April L. any year. Charades and reci-
| tations wound up the program of the
evening, after which the committee
served delicious refreshments of fruit
salad, cake and punch. At a late hour
this most pleasant party broke up
amid wishes from all present that
April l came every week or so.
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| EIks Dance in Newly Decorated Hall.
| The Elks gave a very delightful
dance Friday evening week at the
Elk's Home. The hall had been newly
decorated and tinted and was beauti-
full in it's spring dress. Tompkin's or
chestra furnished fascinating music to
which it was a pleasure to dance.
Supper was served in the banquet
hall and Walter Stole, the ex-
toast. The Elks danced again this last
Friday.
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Splendid Recital Program.
The following pupils appeared on
splendid program given at Carnegie
hall Friday night, the second in a
series of piano recitals, which are be-
ing given by Mrs. Maud Laury Cleary:
Eleanor Brady, Fern Campbell, An
toinette Bruce, Bene Yrionds, jose
phine Champlin, James Sullivan,
Gwendolyn Libby, Jean Graham, Helen
Keyes, Leslie Troy, Gertrude Corbus,
Elizabeth Eastman, Lexie Mcpherson,
Lucille Mott, Katherine Martin, Lucille
Davis, Dorothy jefferson, Estal Tur-
ner, Goldie Smith, Helen FREEMAN,
Helen Peshak, Gertrude and Charity
Fairchild.
Crosses Continent to Wed.
Miss Lena Smith of Boise, who has
been visiting her aunt, Miss Veritia
Smith of High Point, North Carolina,
leaves Wednesday morning for Los
Angeles, Cal, where, upon her arrival
she will be welded to Robert Herrie
of Boise The young couple, it is
learned, were engaged to be married
two years ago, but the war delayed the
consumation of cupid's plans. The
prospective bridegroom being called to
the colors the day before the date set
for the marriage. Recently he landed
in New York from overseas.
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Easter Chick Party.
The ladies OF the Columbian club and
friends are anticipating most enjoy
q h1a of
Mrs. Allen Pride has again invited
them out in celebration Of the arrival
of her incubator baby chicks. There
Will be games and music for this silver
tea, the proceeds going to help the
clubs Y. M. c. A. fund. 1t is hoped
as many as can will take friends out
in their private cars. Those who are
going on the car are asked to take
the o'clock Nampa car.
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Meets Friends of Year AGO.
Mrs. Phoebe Spencer of Grand
View has been visiting in Boise and
spent the weekend with her friend,
Mrs. S. ]. Pointer
Mrs. Spencer and Mrs. Pointers
parents lived as neighbors in Kansas
40 years ago, she also meeting a
number of other Kansas people in Mrs
Pointers neighborhood.
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Polish Russian Musical Program.
The meeting of the Tuesday must
Gale held Tuesday of last week was
directed by Mrs. Edgar Francis Jones
and Miss Jean Sproat. The program
was made up of Polish and Russian
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program follows:
Paper on Poland. ..........
.................. Mrs. w. H. Turkey
2-Polonaise in c sharp minor. -.
''.'..'.' ..''......,....... Chopin
F'euil dAlbum, No. 3........ Pachulski
Miss Sproat
3-Romance from Second Concerto
..................... Wieniawski
Mrs. Jones
1.-THE Lithuanian Song. 49,. Chopin
The Maiden's Wish. ..........C Chopin
Poland's Dirge. .............C Chopin
Mrs. Fisher
5.-Cradle Song from Grips. .Malartin
Etude In c Minor. Chopin
Miss Sproat
I6-Russian Grup:
Natascha. ............... Ornstein
Serenade OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rensky
Berceuse ....... Caesar Cut
Orientale ..... Caesar Cut
Mrs. Jones
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Report of Catholic Women's LEAGUE.
Mrs. Reilly Atkinson, president at
the regular meeting of the Catholic
Women's league. Wednesday, April 8,
in the absence of Mrs William Cath
cart, the president, whose unfortunate
accident caused deep regret among her
host of friends, is on the road to re-
covery.
Mrs. Sidenfaden as chairman will or
ganize branch leagues at Idaho Falls,
Pocatello and Twin Falls in the near
future.
The civic committee will complete
taking census of the foreign born
residents in their district the coming
week