Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-23
SOCIE TY NEWS
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ty. Mrs. McRratney sang delightfully."-
and Miss Franzl Rose played a very
sweet guitar song. Spring time re-
freshments were served. Tulips and
ferns were used for decorations.
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"Bai Foudrs" at st. Margarst's Hall.
Miss Stutzman and the young ladies
Of st. Margaret's hall were hostesses
Saturday evening at charming bal
poudre in the assembly room. Tomp-
kins' orchestra played delightfully."-. The
costumes were exquisite.
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Society Psrsonal.-
Mrs. E. M. Brown of Denver sis
ter Of Mrs. H. T.. Gesell and Mrs. c. 0.
Ballou, arrived Friday evening and will
visit in Boise for month.
Mrs. O'Dwyer Of the legislative circle
at the Hotel Owyhee went to Rupert
during the week with her friend, Mrs.
Roemer, to spend week or more.
Mrs. H. X. Lewis, who has been visit
ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. ).
Sheridan, left for her home Indian
Head, Md, Thursday, going by way of
Moscow and Spokane to visit relatives.
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Chapter A. p. E. O., Entertains.
p. E. O., chapter. A, delightfully."- en-
tertained chapter H Tuesday evening
at the home of Mrs. Fred Brown.
There was an interesting imprompu
program, which included readings by
Mrs. Dana Brinck, two piano numbers
by Mrs. Hulser, and two songs by
Mrs. Fred Jones. The hostesses were
Mrs. Fred Jones, Mrs. Ireton, Mrs.
Abs, Mrs. Newhouse and Miss Bess
| Campbell.
George Washington
Dancing Party.
| About 20 of Miss Harris dancing
| pupils enjoyed George Washington
party at Columbian hall Thursday
evening. There were pretty dances
| in costume and fascinating military
march at the close of the party.
| A valentine cotillion a few days be-
fore, with Soldiers Three" masks
and valentines was also a gay little
| affair.
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Parents Surprised.
Sergeant Allen Pohlman. battery A,
Sind field artillery, Camp Travis,
Texas, who was transferred to Camp
Grant, ILL.,, to be mustered out, re-
| ceived his honorable discharge and
joyfully surprised his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Pohlman, BIT Washington
street by coming in on Saturdays
/ early morning train. Sergeant Pohl-
man will remain two weeks and then
go on to Chicago to re-enter Marshall
| Fields, where he will fill his old posi-
ton as wool buyer.
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Complimenting Mrs. Fletcher SkilIern.
! The Misses Gertrude and PAMELA
Hays entertained Friday afternoon at
pretty four o'clock tea for Mrs.
Fletcher Skillern of Bull. Mrs. p. B.
Carter and Mrs. ]. B. Hays presided.
The table bore pink and white carna-
tions.
Pretty George Washington
Birthday Party.
Walter and Bruce Bulge gave n
George Washington birthday party
Friday evening at the home of their
parents, Judge and Mrs. Bulge. At 8
o'clock a seated supper was served
The table was pretty with red, white
and blue decorations and favors were
little hatchets. A lighted candle was
at each plate. There were Is children
and games were played and general
ly merry evening enjoyed.
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Wivs Of Legislators at Idanha
To Have Day at Home.
Since the colony of legislators wives
has been enlarged by the addition OF
several new arrivals, the ladies at the
Idanha have decided to observe Mon
day as their da vat home. and will
receive from 2 until o'clock.
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Mrs. Curtis F. Pike Entertains
At kensinston.
Mrs. Curtis j. Pike entertained at a
very delightful Kensington Monday
afternoon, complimenting Mrs. B. T.
Montgomery, who expects to leave
the city soon to make her home in
Spokane. A dozen and a half friends
were invited to meet Mrs. Montgomery
Mrs. T. w. Jackman and Mrs. Dan
Brinck assisted the hostess In SERVING