Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-16
RESUME OF THE WEEKS
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Edited BY MRS. J. Q. GREEN.

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Edited by MRS. J. 9. GREEN.
(~lHE lull, after such whiri Of So
cial gayety has been filled with
civic activities quite as engross-
Ing. A few visitors who cans
right on the moment Of the leavetakins
az the legislative set relieved the situa-
ton from positive monotony. For these
there has been quite little entertain
Ing both formal and informal. The
Lenten season bears evidence Of COM
Ing quiet except In the entertainment
Of returning soldiers and occasional
I visitors.
Senator and Mrs. ST. Clair Entertain.
Lieutenant Governor and Mrs. Moore
! and Senator and Mrs. Whitcomb were
the guests Of honor at a pretty little
4 dinner party given by Senator and Mrs.
st. Clair at their home Monday even
ing. Red and white carnations former
the centerpiece and red candles lighted
the table,. After dinner the gentlemen
returned to duty at the capitol and the
ladies' attended the theatre.
Beautiful Silver Wedding of Prominent
Couple.
Mr.. and Mrs william Stark cele-
brated their silver wedding Tuesday
evening with a beautiful party which
was attended by 55. The guests were
received by the bride and bridegroom,
the bridegrooms mother, Mrs. Cohn.
Mrs. Sam Meyer and Mrs. McGaw.
Dancing was the principal diversion of
the evening, the big living room which
fx,, ri 70 ,iy,er
ballroom. Besides the dancing by the
guests was the solo dancing by Miss
Elizabeth Cohn, the charming young
niece of the bride, who delighted the
company with her grace Of step and
motion. Supper was served about mid
night, the guests seated at long table
which was arranged in the form OF n
capital IT" the bride and bridegroom
occupying the seats at the head. Be-
fore them was placed superb clus-
ter of bridal roses in a basket, gift
from the bridegroom. The beautiful
bridal cake which stood in the place Of
honor, was also gift from a friend,
surprise and very pretty surprise.
There were toasts and sparkling re-
sponses and all the merry converse in
cident to the occasion, which was in
every respect most enjoyable and hap
nv. Aside from the customary felici-
fations. there was the genuine friend
shin which has been continuous be-
tween this well known couple and those
who knew them when thew were mar
ried 81 wears ago in Boise! The pres.
ence of the sister of the bridegroom
Mrs Sam Never. whose husband. Col
onel Never. served on the staff of four
governors of Idaho. namely Governors
Steunenberg. Hunt. Gooding and Brady
was a very happy feature of the we'd
ding anniversary as was the presence
of the brides sister. Mrs. McGaw. of
Los Angeles. The only regret was the
absence of tho daughter of the family
Miss Marion. who could not be present
wthout giving up her pace III Lane
hospitai IN san FRANCISCO, whieh she
entered during the war Tor overseas
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inc priue was very eAqaisite uiaihoiio
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