Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-23
= Hn COMING winter l. to be a

rrG-War annual events in cosmopoli-
tan centers, which is coming into its
cwn again. and Boise may again stage
It's own charity ball this season.
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College Women Sew
eor Christmas Shop.
TO facilitate their efforts to raise
the scholarship fund, Mrs J. d. Pope
entertained a group of members of
the College Woman's club at her home
"wednesday afternoon. with Kensing-
ten. These pleasant affairs are now
heing given very often by different
members of the club and the stock of
useful and fancy articles for the
Christmas shop Is rapidly increasing.
3he shop will be opened Dec. IL. and
continue over the next day. A special
~ will be made Of dressed dolls. One
novel style is the old Southern Mann
i,y.' or "Dinah" doll
Miss Margaret Dietrich is the chair
man of the doll committee and an
rouncement is made that there will be
q number of these beautifully cos
TUNED of the china doll variety. Pretty
doll clothes and doll house furniture
are now being made, also and will be
offered for sale. Orders for dolls will
Is taken at any time. Associated with
MISS Dietrich as members of the COM
mittee are several of the others of the
Younger society set. all of whom are
very enthusiastic in regard to the OBJ
ieot of their work--the raising OF
money for the clubs scholarship fund
which sends some young girl to school
each year.
iowa Pioneers Guests
OF Surprise Reunion.
Mr. and Mrs. w. j.. Wray, pioneers
CT the state of Iowa, who are now
Ewing in Boise at 2S1I Jefferson street.
wire pleasantly surprised Sunday aft
ernoon by &c members of the Wray
family, appearing in body as guests
for dinner. The host aud hostess, who
were accustomed to Sunday visits from
their children and grandchildren were
not dismayed by the goodly- sized
r.mber Of relatives who expected
place at the hospitable board, nor was
the well-filled larder overtaxed. The
/, long table was decorated with pink
and white chrysanthemums After
dinner the company visited" and Mr.
and Mrs. Wray were called upon as
usual for "reminiscences OF their child
hood DAYS in Iowa, before the Indian
uprising there drove their families
from the state. Mrs. Wray's father,
4 Mr.. Thomas, came from New York
ana settled In Iowa at an early date.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Wray remember very
distinctly many Of the Interesting oc-
currences of that period of Iowa's his
tory.
The guests who participated in the
congenial family reunion on this oc-
casion were Mr. and Mrs. f. NJ Wray
Wray, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. c. B. Bo-
rup and children, all of Boise. Mrs.
Annette wray of San Francisco and
Leah Voyle of Salt Lake.
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compIimenting
Miss Black Of HALEY.
In compliment to her guest. Miss
Violet Black of Hailev, was the charm
ingly arranged little luncheon given by
Mrs. Otto Jones on Thursday to which
Il few of Miss Blacks most intimate
friends were invited Pink roses dec
Grated the table.
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Family Reunion.
A family reunion was held at the
westphal ranch near Duncan station
Sunday week when Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo
westphal entertained to celebrate the
Homecoming of Lieutenant Victor b.
Westphal, after an absence Of two and
e half years, most of which time was
spent in the air service in this country
and France and Germany. Those pres
ent were Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Westphal,
lieutenant and Mrs. Victor B. West
phal and daughter Frances and Mr..
end Mrs. Elmer r. b. Westphal and
daughters, Ruth and Marguerite.
Last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Ayestphal entertained for Lieutenant
rnd Mrs. westphal at their home at
1914 North Seventeenth street.
Delightful Basket Social.
st. Rita's society, the membership
ef which comprises young women OF
st. Johns parish, entertained members
Of the cathedral congregation at bas-
ket social in st. Johns hall Thursday
evening. A large number enjoyed the
evenings entertainment, which includ-
ed a musical program and dancing.
music being provided by Kaisers or
chestra. The program of musical num-
hers and fancy dancing was as fol-
lows: Fancy dance, Lady Pompadour"
Hiss Bernardine Schiling; song, Ralph
Wyman; fancy dance, 'The Serenade"
Mary and Sarah Dunning; song,
Springs Awakening" Miss Lenore
Wanger. Auctioning the lunch bas-
kets added not only to- the evenings
enjoyment but brought to st. Rita's
society q neat sum, which will be used
in providing a gift for the new cathed-
raj from the young women of the par
ish
Birthday Club Entertained.
Mrs. Harry Ward of 1882 East Ban
rOck, entertained TIC pHthudy Siup
at dinner Friday. The guests were
Mrs. e. B. Brown, Mrs. ]. C. Jordin,
Mrs. Sam Wingate, and Mrs L. M.
4 fngley. The afternoon was spent in
crocheting and knitting and listening
TO some beautiful selections on the
victrola.
Walt Robson Wedding.
One of the most beautiful yet sim
ple weddings Of this season, was SOL
emnized Sunday evening at o'clock
V 1t the Walt home. when their daughter
Florence Zela, became the bride of
\ Mr.. Ben Wilson Robson. the Rev. B.
w. Rice Of Caldwell officiating. As
the strains of Lohengrin's wedding
march sounded, played by cousin of
Dc bride, Mrs. Fred Bower, the bride
v appeared on the arm of the bridegroom.
preceded by three dainty little flower
elrls, Kathleen Garrett and Pauline