Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-28

Joseph A. Robinson u foOioe.
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Delightful Party.
One of the very attractive Christ
mas parties given during the holidays
was given for the members of the
fIanny Hour club at the home of
Mrs. J. r. Broyles, 1915 Franklin
street. Friday afternoon, Dec. 10.
Christmas garlsnds and bells decor
ated the rooms and a beautifully fes-
tooned Christmas tree, added to the
holiday appearance.
The toasting of marshmallows and
popping corn over the open fireplace
with various witty stories, was part
of the game played by these grownup
girls.
Sdrprlse packages of various shapes
and sizes lent their excitement to the
happy event. and gifts were there for
every one present
A fine musical program was given by
Ed Hoffman, who delighted the ladies
with his charming voice and violin Sc
lections He was accompanied by
Miss Helen Broyles.
A real Christmas supper was served
at 5 o'clock, prepared in true southern
style.
Mrs. Broyles was assisted In sefv
ing by her two daughters, Helen and
Frances, Miss Marjorie Wood and Mr..
Hoffman.
The guests of the club we're Mes
DANES o. r. SibIey. J. II. Sawyer. G..
w. Allebaugh and Ed Hoffman.
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Rogers -BIattner.
The weiser Signal has the following
to say regarding the marriage at Weis-
err a week ago of Miss Elise Blattner
and Clarence W. Rogers of Boise:
Probably one OF the prettiest we'd
ding ceremonies that has occurred
here in many a day was solemnized
yesterday afternoon at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Blattner when
their daughter. Miss Elise and Clar-
ence w. Rogers of Boise were united
in marriage with the Rev. Charles
McHarness OF the Baptist church Of
ficiating.
The wedding ceremony was pro-
nounced promptly at ! O'clock after
which a splendid wedding dinner was
served to the large number of friends
and relatives who attended. The din
ner was followed by sometime spent
with music as the order of entertain
ment. Mrs. Rogers has lived in
Weiser with her parents practically
all her life. She is a very charming
young woman and has host of
friends in this section who will be
sorry to hear that she Is to take up
her residence elsewhere. The groom
is a splendid young man and has a
good start in Boise. The young
couple expect to make their home in
the capital and when they leave
for there they will carry with them
the best wishes OF the Signal as well
as a veritable host of other friends.
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Christmas Party.
ST. Johns hall was the scene Of a
delightful Christmas party Friday eve
ming, Dec. rs, given by the Catholic
Women's league to the children of the
parish.
This is an annual affair and looked
forward to with much joy by tho chill
dren.
The stage and hall were profusely
decorated with Christmas green's and
large red bells.
Under the direction of Mrs. George
Cruzen, the smaller children delight
ed their elders with a splendid program
as follows:
Silent Night-Chorus of senior girls.
Reading-"Msrry Christmas" Eliza
beth Rafter.
Piano solo-Tom Harrington.
Reading-Charlotte playhouse.
Violin solo-William Pickens.
Reading-Roy Turner.
Vocal duet-Allen White and Ralph
McFaflane.
when Grandma Was a Little GIRL
song and dance by eight little girls
In costume, Roberta Sharpe. Mar
garite Higss, Ethel Cairns. Margaret
Dibble, Mary Helen Smith. Amoretta
Meyers. Dolorita Cruzen and Tomasina
Fletcher.
Reading--Louise playhouse.
Jingle Bells-Song and chorus by
boys and girls.
Legend Of tho Holly-Charles McFsr-
lane.
The Christmas Cr,b--Ohorus Of ut
tie girls.
/ Accompaniment-Mr Cruxen.
After the enjoyable program, the
children spent a social hour dancing
after which the children's COMMITTEES
OF the league served ice cream and
cake to the children and all the guests
Rt. Rev. Bishop German and his
guest, Father Hoff of Helena, Mont.
also. the other priests graced the oc-
casion by their presence and both
Bishop German and Father Hon spoke
words of appreciation and encourage
ment to the members OF the league fol-
the splendid work they are doing fol-
the children of the. parish.
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Lodge Celebrates Christmas.
The Yeomen lodge No. 1920 held a
most interesting meeting Christmas
night. Several new applications were
accepted. The lodge decided to holt
one Of their popular social dances Jan
and a committee was appointed I,
make arrangement.
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Maple Grove Program.
The pupils Of the Maple Grove schoo
entertained their parents In a charm
ing manner with their Christmas pro
grams. Much credit Is due Mis-
Cro,-ch for the excellent training glvei