Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-16
SOCIET NEWS
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ence who 50 generously contributed to
the success of the occasion by the lib
eral purchase Of the boxes. 8
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Society Personal.
Mrs. +. w. Cricllfield left Saturday
evening to join DR.. Crichfield in Spo-
kane, who is taking a post graduate
course in prosthetic dentistry. Both
return in a week.
Leslie Pierson. who has been In the
trenches in France, arrived in Boise a
few days ago and is visiting his mother,
Mrs. E. w. Johnson.
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Pretty Studio Tea.
Miss Cornelia Hart was at home TO
her friends in her orange and black
studio next to the Pinney for two or
three delightful hours Friday afternoon.
Miss Harris studio is full of interest
and the young artist, herself. is charm
ing. The work is distinctly original
and displays an altogether new indi-
viduality.
The studio is full of beautiful things,
very joy to look at. A number of
are hoping she may soon act as hostess
again, so pleasant it to visit the Cor
nelia Hart Studio.
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High School Cadets Dance.
The high school cadets gave one
Of the beautiful dances of the sea-
son in the gym" Friday evening
from to II o'clock, opened by roll
o., sn,,
drill. both unusual and striking. Near
1y all of the young gentlemen were in
full military uniform. The girls Of
fered a dainty contrast in their filmy
tinted dresses, the vision of their fair,
fresh young beauty giving the i'm
preston of flowers. Tompkins' or
chestra furnished spirited music. Mill
tary decorations prevailed, stacked
arms and u. S. flags. After the dance
began large flag at the end OF the
hall was unfurled, and as the cadets
stood at attention. the Star Spargled
Banner was played The dance was
given in honor of the cadet corps and
the commissioned officers Punch was
served. The pretty programs read,
"Dance given by the n. c. O." About
60 couples We're present.
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Fortnight!y Club.
The Fortnightly club will meet Sat-
urday Feb. %, at the home of Mrs.
G. f. Rose and Mrs. Roam will con-
tinue her talk on "Trip to the
Orient"
Beautiful Kensington. ~+F
Mrs. J. H. Cakes gave a most en-
joyable Kensington at her home on
Harrison boulevard Friday afternoon
as a compliment to her daughter.
Mrs. Raymond Stout, who will leave
soon with her twin daughters for
Paoli, Indiana, her eastern home.
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Maude Powell Last Society
Event in Boise.
The coming of Maude Powell the
great American woman Vioiinist,
Thursday, March G, is one of the last
society events of the social season be-
fore Lent. Music loving Boise will
have another great opportunity to en-
Joy an evening with the famous musi-
clan, and as before, a crowded house
will surely greet her.
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Mrs. j. n. Rust Entertains
New Resident.
Mrs b. l.. williams is one of the
charming new women who are en-
tering Boise society. Mrs. Williams
IS the wife of the chief clerk in the
office Of the secretary OF state who
was former secretary to Professor
Lindiey of Moscow. Mrs. Williams
was entertained by Mrs. j. II. Rust at
q pretty card party where she met a
number of Bosses lovely women. Mrs.
woetter and Mrs. Dascher won prizes
and valentine colors prevailed in the
decorations.
Valentine Party.
The Y. w. G. A., membership cam
paien between the "Round-ups' and
Speed ups" was brought to a delight
full close Thursday night at the home
of Mrs T. c. Hollingshead, when the
Round ups entertained their sue
cessful opponents at a valentine
party. Valentine games and stunts
formed the amusements after which a
short musical program was enjoyed.
A buffet luncheon was served by the
hostess. The "Speed-ups' voted the
Round ups" not only good losers, but
good entertainers as well
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Entertain Spanish Ladies'.
The Spanish ladies of Boise We're
entertained Saturday afternoon at the
Y. w. C. A. rooms Jointly by the
Good Citizenship club and the educa :
tional committee of the Y. w. c. A.
the affair being IN the interests of the
Americanization program. Miss An
drew gave a reading and musical
program was rendered. The guests
were advised of the purpose OF the
meeting and invited to join classes to
be formed in the association to teach
the speaking of English. Several oil
the ladies expressed a desire to take
UP the study and class Will De or
ganized "Wednesday night at 1880.
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Society Personal.
Mrs. Alihan Karginoff, who has beer
the guest of Mrs. B. S. Howe, Warm