Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-05

pretty AFFAIRS in which the sub
debutante set" so designated by
q well-known society writer has
played very pretty part. Mrs. Borah
vent north early in the week and from
Rhere will 60 on to Washington. ID. z.
Mrs, Borah is one Of Idaho's favorite
aRughters a charming, lovable tenn
perament, and of sparkling mentai-
|ty which makes her very companion
hble and interesting. Her many
Friends In Boise regret that her visits
ire usually SO brief. Another daugh-
her OF Idaho Miss Rosalie Grunbaum,
who has come from her present homo
An San Francisco to visit her aunt, MRS.
10. H. Stoltz, Is also being very mucn
entertained and Is enjoying the social
affairs in her honor with the zest OF
youth.
weddings also found their place on
tho calendar last week. An interest
ing visitor in the capital is Mrs. ]. H.
Brady, whose distinguished husband.
4 the late Senator Brady, represented
idaho in congress about three years
ago.
| Davidson--Wagner.
At the home of the brides, parents
|Mr. and Mrs. Frank Magner, last sun
day at high noon occurred the marriage
OF their accomplished daughter, MISS
Eliza Mae, to Robert Herchel Davidson.
|iRev. c. A. Quinn officiated. At the
hour appointed, Mrs. Jesse Hedges sang
"The Best Wish in the World, AFTER
which Miss Mary Singrey played
I,ohenyrin's Wedding March. The
bride appeared leaning on the arm OF
her father. the bridesmaid, Miss Flor
ence Anderson of Emmett, leading the
way. They were met at the altar by
the bridegroom and his brother, Harold
the best man, where the ceremony TOOK
IL. ,;.~ haip IN
About so guests were in attendance.
among whom was the grandmother OF
1.-THE bride, Mrs. S. l.. Besecker, of Cald-
well After congratulations a wedding
lunch was served. Miss Sample caught
1.-THE brides bouquet an omen or gooo
luck.
= Mrs. Davidson has been a teacher
lin the city school tpr the past three
wears, superintendent of the primary
department of the NJ. E. Sunday school.
land very popular in the social lire OF
1.-THE community and will be greatly
missed. Mr.. Davidson is a graduate or
1.-The agricultural college at Corvallis,
Ore, was county agent for Lemhi this
year, where he made good. He and his
bride left Immediately for Corvallis.
where he takes post graduate work in
agriculture, intending to make this
his life work. These worthy young
ipeople start out in life under the most
host of friends who wish them bon
voyage.
Mrs. James II. Brady Guest Of Mrs.
J. w. Cunningham for Reception.
Mrs James II. Brady arrived in
Boise Tuesday and is the house guest
6e Mrs. j.. w. Cunningham.
Mrs. Brady will spend a few weeks
III the capital, fact that is received
with very great pleasure by her many
friends here.
On Friday, Mrs. Brady was the guest
of honor at a very beautiful reception
arranged by her hostess. Two hun
dred guests were invited The house
was decorated with the richly colored
garden flowers of autumn The table
was crowned with a cluster of orange
and yellow zinnas in a Venitian blue
glass bowl on a Venitian glass plate
The centerpiece was of filet lace.
To Observe Three Days at Home
In Month.
Mrs. ID. w. Davis will observe hel
usual day at home, Tuesday, witt
the exception of the first Tuesday il
each month, on account of the change
in the time of meeting of the Y. w
c. A. board of directors. which nov
convenes on the first Tuesday after