Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-05-11


of Weiser A Vatican basket Of white
roses decorated the tea table and the
was used throughout. Mrs. E. S. De-
lana and Mrs. Van Dusen poured, Miss
Hughes and Mrs. Ketchen won the
favors. The hostess was assisted by
her sister, Miss Hughes. Mrs. Blake
also entertained informally Friday af-
ternoon honoring Mrs. Van Dusen, who
has been her house guest during the
week.
Receiving Congratulations
Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Ripper are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth
of son at their home in Twin Falls.
The young Idahoan arrived on the
gath of April and has been christened
Robert Frederick. Mrs. Ripper was
formerly Miss Inez Shaw, one of
Bosses popular society girls.
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Charming Party and Program.
Mrs. G. H. Harvey, assisted by Mrs.
Alex Wilson, entertained at a very
charming party for the Methodist Ia
dies Friday afternoon. There was n
program full of beauty and spirit.
Mrs. Ida Adams sang two glorious
numbers and responded to an encore.
Mrs. Summers, who is a pupil of Mrs.
Adams, also sang delightfully."-. Mrs.
Hulser gave two piano selections. and
Miss Kapell two readings, all four of
excellent quality and interest.
An enjoyable hour of conversation.
spiced with delicious refreshments, fol-
lowed. The house was lovely with a
profusion of spring flowers.
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Beautiful Birthday Dinner
and Dance.
Miss Gertrude Bryan and Miss
Davis Upton gave a very beautiful
dinner party followed by dance
Thursday evening in honor of Miss
Bryan's birthday. There were places
for eight at the table which was pref
ty with pink and white roses in a
French basket of white ivory. Fifteen,
couples of young people were invited
to the dance and Tompkins' orchestra,
played sparkling music. Refreshments
were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. AntiseII in the South.
Among the former Boise residents
now in Washington are Mr.. and Mrs.
Toner Antisell and their daughter
Miss Marion Antsell. Mr.. Antisell
has been engaged in work for the U. 8.
government which has carried him
through many portions of the South.
Mrs. Antisell has accompanied her
husband and has written some charm
ing descriptions of quaint old places
of historical interest, which are very
readable. Miss Antisell is engaged in
educational work in Washington.
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Series Of Enjoyable Parties.
Mrs. Joseph Perrault, Jr. enter
tanned at a very delightful series OF
bridge parties, the last one having
been given on Tuesday last. The first
of the series was on Tuesday week,
and Mrs. Lewis Gallagher and Mrs.
John st. Clair won the prizes. On
Saturday Mrs. Leon Simpson and Mrs.
Henry Falk won and at the third of
the series, Tuesday. Mrs. Gallap and
Mrs. Jay Gibson carried off the hon
ors. There were about six tables each
day. Mrs. ]. B. Latimer and Miss
Edna Perrault assisted the hostess
and little Miss Edith Perrault re-
ceived the guests at the door. Re-
freshments were served at small ia
bles. A profusion Of lilacs. tulips and
other spring flowers made the house
radiant. Mrs. Mark Jones of Cleve-
land and Mrs. Ivan Rice Of Salt Lake
were out guests.
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Dinner Party to Be Given at futile
Hall.
Another OF the delightful dinner
parties for which the Woman's Auxil-
iary of st. Michaels Cathedral is IA
nous, will be given by the second sec
ton Wednesday evening in the dining
room of the Bishop futile hall. 1t
is lamb dinner this time and Ida
hos toothsome products will be served
in the usual good, old fashioned style.
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Mrs. Judith Watts karginoff In
England.
The many friends of Mrs. A. Kargin-
off (nee Judith Watts) formerly of
Boise, will be interested to learn that
letter has been received by Mrs
b. S. Howe from Mrs. Karginoff stat
ing she has arrived safely in Eng
, land although in very weakened con-
[ dition from the almost fatal illness
which seized her in New York.
/ Mrs. Karginoff contracted pneu-
monia of a most yirulent type directly
after reaching New York City, fol-
lowing her visit to Boise. Fortunately
Idahoans residing in New York learned
of her illness and went to her aid. Ir
spite of her weakened condition, Mrs
Karginoff sailed in March and after
very rough voyage, during which
she had to be dressed and carried or
deck each day, reached England
where her father met her Mrs. Kar.
ginoff is under the constant care of 6
physician at present. Her eldes