Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-23

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DANES VIM. Jefferson. J. y. CAESAR. D.
Smith. Dora Simpson. Robt Jefferson.
Edward webb, Alexander Campbell. #.
A. Brown, p. M. Arnold and the Misses
Meta Windsor, Ethel Jefferson. Ruth
Hughes, Hazel DAlxel, Stella Bills, Luz
ella 'F1utchings. Leafy Simpson, Ethel
CAESAR. Gladys Briscos and Louise
Clark.
AppIs Blossom Club.
The Apple Blossom club met at the
home of Mrs. John Jullion Friday. Nov.
81, at 1880 p. m. Mrs. F. q. Craven,
the newly elected president, presid-
Ing. Mrs. C. e. Calvin was welcomed
Ga a. new member. After th6 business
meeting, Miss Hester Craig, Miss Reed
and Mrs Graham of Boise gave splen-
did addresses on the worlds Service"
the Aim and Purpose OF the Y. W. c.
A." An interesting discussion followed.
A goodly sum was donated BY the
served by the hostess, assisted by Mes
danes Craven and Hannum.
G00o00WVUt AUUOuVoO0s
One Of the very pleasant social
events Of the past week was the elab-
crate and attractive dinner party given
by Mr.. and Mrs. 8. q. Brookover at
their home on Thursday evening. The
occasion furnished the opportunity for
announcing to the intimate friends and
business associates of Mrs. Sada My
ers her approaching marriage to Will
liam B. Davidson. When the guests
were seated at the table the cards of
announcement were drawn from the
centerpiece Of snapdragons and fern.
A mammoth cake attractively and ap-
propriately decorated with it's con-
cealed symbols of prophecy ring,
to the bride -to-be contributed to the
evenings thorough enjoyment by those
present.
Officers Of the Eastern Star
Entertained.
Mrs. Dana Brinck entertained the Of
ficers of the Eastern Star at a Ken
ssngton Friday afternoon.
The ladies visited" and refresh
lnents were served. Mrs. John Alden,
Worthy Matron, poured. Pink and
white chrysanthemums decorated the
table.
Those present were: Mrs. John AL
cen, Mrs. VIM. Mitchell, Mrs. J. r.
Tiall. Miss Glenna Sacket, Mrs. Lee
McClelland, Miss Olga Brunnell, Mrs.
Mary Huntzberry, Mrs. A. G. Randall,
Mrs. H. M. Holverson, Mrs. A. f.
Wells. Mrs. Myra Brinck. Mrs. Harry
Keyser, Mrs. e. c. Pfaffle, Mrs. Cur
tbs F. Pike and the hostess.
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Catholic Woman's League
To Meet.
The Catholic woman's league meet
at st. Johns hall Nov. &C. The pro-
gram will include a paper by Mrs. B.
y Wardell and current topics will be
reviewed. There will be music and
hostesses of the day.
Newly Married Couple
Like Canada.
Miss Flora Hunter and Edwin Grebe
who were married in Calgary, Canada,
Oct. Is, write enthusiastically of the
country. Their marriage took place
at st. Barnabas Episcopal church at
high noon. Both were well known and
popular in Boise. ~.
Afternoon Bridge Party.
Mrs. James w. Briggs, 1921 Wash
ington street, entertained small
group of friends at bridge during the
week. Mrs. Kutnewsky won the prize.
Pretty Thanksgiving favors were CIV
en- each guest. A few came in after
cards for tea. A yellow color scheme
prevailed with chrysanthemums as the
floral suggestion.
Pretty Home Wedding.
THE uoddino of Miss Mary Hatfield
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Hat
field, who reside on the bench, to
Henry Griffin, a well known and prom
inent business man of Ontario. took
place Thursday, Nov. 20, at high noon.
The Rev. David H. Jones of Christ
church Episcopal officiated, the cere-
mony including the beautiful ring ser
vice. The bride wore dress OF pink
Georgette crepe and carried boquet
Of pink sweet peas and cream rosebuds.
The bridal pair were attended by the
brides brother, Earl Hatfield, and Miss
Edna KoontZ, a close friend. Only
relatives and a few intimate friends
witnessed the ceremony. Light re-
freshments were served. The table
was in pink and white carnations and
chrysanthemums decorated the house
The bride was Red Cross nurse and
received her training at st. A1phonsus
She was sent to Fort Douglas but be-
fore going overseas the war ended
Mr.. and Mrs. Griffin left on the late
afternoon train and will live in On
tario.