Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-23

parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Miller,
when their daughter. Miss Nina, and
Lieutenant Malcolm N. Rich of Wash
ington, D. c., were married by the
Rev. Willsie Martin of the First Meth
odist Church. The bride, who is
lovely girl, wore her travelling suit of
dark blue velour trimmed with opos-
sum fur. and small black hat. Lieu
tenant and Mrs. Rich left at once for
Golden, Colo, where the bridegroom
10 engaged in special research work
In the bureau of mines.
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Eastern Star Gives Beautiful
Colonial Ball.
The ladies of the tea committee of
the Eatern Star were the hostesses
Friday evening at one of the most
beautiful society events this order has
as yet given, colonial ball. There
were more than $50 guests of the Ma
sonic orders present many in costume.
The grand march was led by the
Worthy Matron, Mrs. John Alden, who
wore beautiful colonial costume and
the Worthy Patron. Mr.. d. c. Pfaffle,
followed by the others In costume.
conspicuous among whom was Mr..
Henry Leimberger as William Penn.
A buffet supper was served in the
/ banquet hall, and punch throughout
| the evening. The tables were arrang-
| ed In the shape of a star with palms
banked in the center. and were decor
ated with the letters 20. E. s." in red
prominently displayed In the ballroom
and other rooms. Tompkin's orchestra
furnished excellent music. The CON-
| miitee staging the beautiful and sue
cessful event was composed Of Mrs
John Alden, worthy matron. Mrs. c. F.
| Kutnewsky, chairman of the tea
\ committee and the assistants, Mes
danes Jackson, Stofiel, Edward Way
| Charles Mack, Curtis F. Pike and r. L
McClelland. all of whom were in cos
tune.
Tea Announcing Miss Grunbaum's
Engagement.
/ The San Francisco Chronicle of Feb
10 has the following to say in it's SO
ciety columns regarding the announce
ment of the engagement of Miss Iren'
Grunbaum, popular Boise society cir
and a daughter of Idaho:
AT a lovely tea given at the hom
|, of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
|, Grunbaum, ON Washington street
Saturday, Miss Irene Grunbaum an
nounced her engagement to Lieuten
, ant John P. Burnham, U. S. NJ.
member of an old and well-knowl
, family Of Boston.
1.-The engagement was announced Il
an original and pleasing fashion. A
, o'clock small newsboys rushed Il
with extra" papers, which they dis
tributed among the guests. TIL
extras" told of the engagement o
. the young couple, and the bride
elect was showered with felicitation
upon the approaching happy event.
"The Grunbaum home was charm
ingly decorated with masses of sprin
flowers, and branches of the blossom
ing almond and ounce were use
| in profusion upon the prettily ap
Y pointed tea table. Those who assiste
l the young hostess to receive were:
Misses Marjorie Dunno, Cornell
3 Gwynn, Katherine Mohun, Bess Nc
Arthur, Justine McGrath, Rosali
;, Grunbaum, Marion Dunno.
8 About 100 friends of the youn
5 hostess called during the afternoon
Miss Grunbaum, who Is an at
tractiye and vivacious brunette, re
,ceived her education at one Of tn
fashionable schools in Washington, l
c., She has host of friends in tn
! younger society group and is wer
popular.
Lieutenant Burnham is a Harvar
graduate. He received his commits
IL - A.. vHo1t ~
came here some months ago to ava
s the completion of the destroyer
8 which he had been assigned. He es
s poets to leave in a few days for tn
. east coast, and plans for the weddin
: will not be formulated until the brid.
4 groom -elect is mustered out of tn