Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-02

and un-uniformed soldiers and sailors
members of the K. c., who are homo
from the war. The programs bore the
words Social Dance. given by st. Rita's
Society and Knights Of Columbus"
Miss Irene La Salle was chairman of
the floor committee for st. Rita's and
Nick Ney for the knights Of Column
bus.
Addition 70 Legislative Circle
The congenial contingent OF legislat-
ors' wives at the Owyhee was increased
ny the addition Of the wife Of Senator
w. 3. Walker OF Boundary county. She
will! remain till session closes Mrs.
Walker has the unique -aco.l OF being
the only pergon holding a teachers GER
tiftcaie with grade OF 100, in every
branch. She Is q Pennsyivanian, and
has tcen engaged with her husband III
college work for thirty-five years. She
10 an accomplished musician, and en-
thusiastic church and Fed Cross work.
er.
French 9crivnsr
A pretty wedding took place Thurs
day at o'clock in the afternoon, when
Robin Stephen French and Miss Clara
Maud Scrivner were united In marriage
at Christ church rectory by the Rev.
H. H. Jones. The bride wore a street
costume and carried white roses. Only
relatives witnessed the ceremony.
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Mrs. Hoskot's Card Party
Mrs. Hoskot was the hostess at a
card party Saturday week of four ia
bles of bridge. Mrs. Eoff poured tea.
The hostess was assisted by Mrs. Pail
ing, Miss Lingenfelter and Mrs. c. II.
Mann.
Enjoyable Gard Party
On Thursday evening Mrs. Louis N.
Roos was hostess at an enjoyable card
party, the affair being in honor If her
husbands birthday. The guests PLAYED
five hundred and prizes were given for
the highest scores. Later in the even
Ing delicious refreshments were served
at five small tables.
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Complimentins Senator and Mrs. Witty
Mr.. and Mrs. !. w. Hart entertained
Thursday evening complimentary to
Senator and Mrs. Witty. There were
% guests.
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The Rev. Remi keyser Guest Of Honor
The Rev. Remi Keyser was the hon
ored guest at beautiful dinner party
given at the c. T. Coughlin home by
Mrs. Coughlin, Mrs. w. J. Coughlin and
Mrs. P. G. Ray, Thursday evening.
There We're covers for ten. The table
was decorated with bowl of violets.
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Young People Enjoy House Party.
Mrs. Holbrook, formerly one of
Bosses young society matrons. who ia
living at Exeter, where her sons are at
tending school. entertained at a week.
end house party last week. Her guests
were all Boise young men and maids.
Miss Isabel and Walter Barton, Mar
garet and Isabel Dietrich, Stella Bal
derston and the hostess sons, Jack and
Roy Holbrook.
Society Personals.
Miss Evelyn Nelson left for weiser
Saturday evening and later will go to
California, to specialize as a teacher
Of commercial branches and to resume
her studies in vocal music.
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Society Personal.
| Wis " DWyeT mas returned from her
recent trip to Rupert and is again in
the midst of the gay social whirl
which centers in the Owyhee, where so
many delightful and interesting people
are assembled.
| Attorney General and Mrs. Black
have moved to the Walters apartments
on Eighth street.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Carl E. Brown of the
Payette lakes were in town Friday
| attending the Elk's annual ball.
Sergeant r. ]. Smith of Boise, who
has been overseas and is now in
Camp Dix, N. j., telegraphed to his
wife Wednesday that he would start
for home on that day.
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Announcement.
Ada Circle, No. 166, Neighbors of
iWoodcraft. will give social dance
Wednesday evening, March IL, at the
Eagles hall. Invitations may be Sc
cured from the members or from the
clerk.
The Golden Rod club will meet at
the home of Mrs. Charles Storey, 1928
Hays street, next Thursday afternoon,
March 6, at $780,
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