Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-27

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penses on the trip. A camp song,
written by one of the girls, was sung
and general jubilee enjoyed. The
camping period will last from June IS
to June %, and all Idaho girls are
invited whether members Of the Y. w.
c. A. or not, while the Boise High
School Student club will act as hos
tess. Information may be secured
from Miss Helen Brown, secretary for
Girls Work. Y. w. C. A. rooms, Nc
Carly building.
Elks' Dance Beautiful Affair.
The Elks' dance Friday evening at
the Elks' Home was one of the pref
test of many pretty social affairs
given this year by the local lodge.
Tompkin's orchestra furnished de-
iightful music, and dancing continued
until late hour.
Mountain View Club.
The Mountain View club met at the
home of Mrs. N. COLES Friday after
noon, April 25. Fourteen members
We're present. The following officers
We're elected for the ensuing year:
President, Mrs. A. Lunstrum, vice
president, Mrs. Nathan Scott; secre-
tary, Mrs. E. Marion; treasurer, Mrs.
N. COLES; reporter, Mrs. NJ. E. Pratt.
A banquet was served in honor of
the newly elected officers.
Mrs. Mabel Roberts and Mrs. c. R.
Lowery We're appointed the commit
tee of entertainment for the next
meeting which will be held at the
home of Mrs. l. A. Weaver, May 9.
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Fisk School Recital.
The fourth monthly recital program
from the Fisk School of Expression
will be given on Tuesday, April 20,
Sis p. M, at Columbian club hall.
The program of original productions
which was to be given at this time
has been postponed until later date,
and it's place will be taken by
junior miscellaneous program.
Miss Veda Trayer will give a charm
ing group of lyrics, Mrs. $. L. Schrei-
Der a humorous presentation, Miss
Anna Scott monologue, Miss Helen
Flack a dramatic poem, Mrs. III. 4.
Green group of dramatic stories, Mrs.
7. j. La Ford group of crisp num-
bers, Mrs. A. +. Tillotson lyric,
poteic monologue and a clever story.
The music will be furnished by Miss
Edna Wolf, pupil of the Boise Con-
servatory, in a piano solo and Mrs.
CLYDE Summers of Mrs. Lila Adams
class, with vocal solo.
The program is free to the public,
and all are cordially invited.
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Tuesday Musicale
The chorus section and club will
meet as usual on Monday evening at
7:3O. The chorus is preparing for
concert in May, the purpose being TO
raise money for the room in the new
Y. Nj. c. A. building pledged by the
club.
The regular meeting of the club was
held Tuesday last The program was
composed of classic music under the
direction of Mrs. Brandt and Mrs.
Dirks. The following program was
rendered:
Bourre ..........-........ baei,
GaNotte ................'. .IlaAue'
Miss Margaret Dirks.
1.-THE Heart l Ask From Thee. .Bach
q Love Thee. Beethoven
Dreams ...........''. 49, w a5hSi
Mrs. +. II. Brandt.
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'Alieslo iioii ""A'o Sohrr,onp
Evening Song .Schumahh
Miss Myrtle Sensensig.
First movement from sonata Path
etdue ................ Beethoven
Miss Dirks.
with Thy Rosy Lips" Franz
"A Thought Like Music" ...... Brahms
ITO the Nightingale" .......... Brahms
| "Dedication" ............. .Schumann
49,, III, +bo Iorkn Schubert
Ie,,,,Isoeoo,ro>
Me- Rrandt
ro,oor+rieco two nianos) Weber
Misses Dirks and Cook.
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morid Mar veterans' Benefit Dance.
NV world war Veterans will give a
oen 'n th u"" T,l,,s' hon Tomnkins' Or