Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-13
1HE Arrow Rock road may seem

records. But every Californian
iron Mt. Shasta to San Diego knows
that in that greatest of tourist states,
every highway leading to a famous re-
sort is not only filled with social but
terflies eager to spread their silken
wings and flutter through a summer
of roses and wine," but that these
flower fringed roads are also bridal
paths" for countless June brides as
well. If the people of Idaho would
only, II they could only realize the
wonderful tourist possibilities of this
state. society from every part of the
world would be pouring into it, bring
ing money and spending money as law
ishly as they do in other tourist sec
tions, and better than all, investing in
our splendid state. Idaho should have
q state scenic society as many other
states have. The State Art league
once took up the matter of identifying
the Idaho city road, and after the Ar
row Rock road has been made a GER
tainty the work on the other road
might be considered. Every woman of
Boise and vicinity should give the
plan of road to Arrow Rock her
careful consideration, and help make
1t success.
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Complimenting Mrs. Lindsay
and Mrs. Hutton.
Mrs. Cavanah gave a luncheon of
10 covers Wednesday in compliment to
Mrs. Lindsay of Seattle and Mrs. Hut
ton of Moscow.
Will Entertain at Cards.
The Home Economics division of the
Columbian club will give card party
April 20 (Tuesday following Easter)
at the club house. Five hundred and
bridge will be played, and there will
be guessing contest for those who
do not care to play cards. A small
admission fee will be charged. Deli
cious refreshments will be served.
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Mrs. Roy L. Black Leaves for East.
Mrs. Roy l.. Black, wife of the attor-
ney general, who has not been in good
health for some time, has gone to
Rochester, Mimi, where she will con-
suit the Drs. Mayo. Mrs. Black left
Saturday night, accompanied by her
little sons. John and Billy, and will re-
main away two or three months. While
east Mrs. Black will visit General
Blacks relatives in Indiana
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For Mrs. Lindsey and Mrs. Hutton.
Mrs. Clinton and Mrs. Walker en-
tertained at a very delightful luncheon
OF TWELVE in honor of Mrs. Lindsay of
Seattle and Mrs Hutton of Moscow
Thursday week. The table was pretty
with blue hyacinths and pink roses.
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Society Personals.
Mr. and Mrs GeorQa Rareor Of
Logan, Utah. are visiting at the home
of Franklin Smith of North Twentieth
street.
Miss Iona Alder who has been visit
ing at the Franklin Smith home, has
returned to Salt Lake.
Mrs. w A. Rupp of Aberdeen,
Wash, came in yesterday and will visit
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Cox,
for some time.
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Beautiful Wedding
Anniversary Celebration.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Tyler of I'll
Twenty-first street, celebrated their
fifth wedding anniversary Friday with
dinner party There were twenty
four covers and the long table was
beautiful with six cut glass vases fill
ed with pink and white rosebuds. An
the other decorations We're in the
same color tone, the house fragrant
with flowers. Cards and dancing fol-
lowed the elaborate dinner, and
prizes for the highest scores were won
by Mrs. Park Salee and Mr. Frank
Church. Mr.. and Mrs. Tyler were pre-
scented with fine piano lamp as a
token Of love and friendship from the
guests. From out of town were: Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Thomas of Fairfield,
Idaho, and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L. Gray of
Nampa.
Dinner Dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. o. Thomas of Fair
field gave charming dinner dance at
Brands grill saturday evening There
were covers for twenty guests and ta-
BILE decorations of red and white car
nations.
Ladies Of Maccabees
Will Give Gard Party.
The Ladies of Maccabees will enter
tain their friends at cards Tuesday
afternoon at 8 o'clock at Odd Fellows
hall.
Pleasant Surprise.
On Tuesday evening week the Fish
school of expression was the scene of
a pleasant surprise party, staged by
the students of the Senior and Junior
development classes. At about $50.
when the director, Mrs. Fish, was Won
dering why so many seniors were
proving delinquent at theory class, the
doors opened, and. in poured a merry
crowd, laden with boxes, baskets, bun
dies of mysterious sizes and shapes.
With shouts of April Fool" First of
April" mo school tonight" the
visitors took possession of the offices,
studios and class rooms and in a few
moments were making a real play
room of each one. Then followed games