Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-02
I xplrsp " MAS. ]. q. GREEN.

UptTeD " MRS. J. G. GREEN.
4 GLsALLOWTEN brought with it
+ whole host of informal frolics
"a am0ng the young people and
children from which their elders
also seemed to derive much
There were also three or four beauti-
fml dancing parties, chief among which
Wan the Eiks' dance Monday evening
aftek the reception to the Grand En-
<ed Ruler, Frank L. Rain. In the
Ulks' home.
y delishtfAl dance at the MOSQUE
4 Mn. Herbert E. Lemp and Mrs.
Z Chadwick Are Joint POSSESSES.
The delightful 'at home" with which
AsAlre Herbert h. Letnp and Mrs. Edward
!. CHADWICK entertained large group OF
\ friends Monday, afternoon was one of
a the very enjoyable events of the faii
Z season. A large number of ladies'
4 called during the afternoon from four
to six o'clock. Pouring were Mrs. u.
wv. Davis, Mrs. Al A. Fraser, Mrs. Cur
tbs II. Pike, Mrs. John NJ. Haines, Mrs.
Frank Gooding, Mrs. Courtland North
sfop, Mrs. r.. M. Davidson and Mrs.
Guy t. Bowerman. Assisting in ehe
y dining room were Mrs. f. j. HURT, Mrs
Bernard Lemp. Miss Nolan, Mrs. c.
johnson and Katherine Lemp. Master
John Lemp received the guests at the
X door. The tea table was exceedingly
attractive with it's center-piece of =
large Mosaic luncheon cloth on wnicn
stood bowl of Chinese brass and
4 ('loissonee, holding yellow chrysanthe.
4 NUNS Tall yellow candles in cryst.l
candles completed the decorations.
a In the living room We're pink snap
dragons, In the guest room rose car
nations and in the library red ant
white carnations. over two hundred
E ladies. called.
(. Witch Has Party.
Witch hats and masks fitted about
Columbian club hall Thursday evening
& In grotesque harmony with the Hal
+ lowe'en decorations of the dancing
room. Z The COLLINS and elfs and I'M
canny spirits were the thirty or more
members of the Thursday Evening club
which dances weekly under the super
vision of Miss Harris.
Mrs. George Cruzen furnished the
music which was delightful. There
were some special dances also, Miss
Constance Switzer appearing as an
Italian; Miss f. Looney in an AnCa-
lusian dance. and Miss Nora Greig IN
the Highland Fling. These three young
) artists were wonderfully good. TIE
was very gay and delightful party.
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Mrs. Ridenbaugh to Portland to
Visit and Attend Wedding.
Mrs. w. Fl. Ridenbaugh left for Port
land Saturday to visit her sister, Mrs.
Lavell, who IS spending the WINE
there, and also to attend the wedding
Of Miss Ruth Teal, granddaughter o:
one OF ldaho's former territorial CIV
ernors. the late Gov. ID. p. Thompson,
whose family has long resided in Por.-
land.
Many of the pioneers will be inter-
ested in the wedding as the Thomp
sons were closely identified with the
early history of the state. Miss Teal,
who is well known to a number of
Boise residents is to be married TO
Carlton Belts of Buffalo, n. Y.
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Feasting On Fruits of
Hunters Skill
IA Mr. and Mrs II. l.. Straight have
been Hospitality sharing the fruits If
Mr. Straight's recent hunting trip III
the Seafoam and Cape Horn country
with a number of friends
A big deer was the result of Mr..
Straight's hunt and the delicious meat
was served to fully 80 of the friends
y of the host and hostess at a half
dozen delightful dinner parties At
period of ten days of entertainment.
4. + !.
Tuesday Musical Club.
The following program was delight
fully given Tuesday afternoon Oct. IS
at Carnegie hall by members of the
club:
Talk on Community Singing ...
Mr.. Eugene Farmer
Piano Duet-"Country Dance" Nevl
Misses Smith and Crete.
Nocturne in d Flat. ........ .Kargenof
Miss Olive Smith.
(a) How Many Lonely Cara
(b) Kashmiri Song ........
.......Amy Woodford- Finder
fR Mrs. Roy l.. Black
Prize Song from The Master
singer ................W Wagner
Miss Katherine Howard.
homahce ,..,;.n ,, ornlr,ea'
Miss Smith.
Love Me II l Live. ..:.... Metcai
Heart of Mine. -. H. Clough Leightel
Mrs. Black.
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The hospitable country home of tn,
Judge Fremont Wood home. mt "rh'
Orchards was the scene of nlorr,
Halloween fiolic Thursday evening
The big, roony apple nous, was con
vertcd into o ballroom and dancir:
was the diverrion of TIL, evening SUP
per was served downstairs wher
doughnuts and cider and othe
"witching" dainties loaded the fiesta
tcard. A large number went out from
town. / The decorations were apple
and corn with fall foliage 1t was