Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-12

meeting the afternoon was spent in
sewing and a good time socially. At
4:30 q delicious lunch was served. Dur
ing this time the Aid was entertained
with Nictrola music, which was fine,
and thoroughly enjoyed by all present.
About 20 ladies were present during the
afternoon and 8 visiting comrades were
present for the social entertainment
and lunch. The Aid will meet with
Mrs. DIR. Vermillion, 1908 North Sew
enth street. Oct. 16, at 2 p. m.
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Yeomen As Hosts.
The Boise Homestead No. 1920,
Brotherhood of American Yeomen, were
hosts to two hundred guests Thurs
day evening when their new officers
were installed for the ensuing year.
The l. o. o. f. temple never looked
prettier than on this occasion, abund-
ance of flowers decorating the room
most artistically. The banquet room
in charge of Mrs. Arthur Baker as
Lady Rowena, was also a bower of
flowers and the long tables where
fifty guests were seated each call We're
tastefully decorated and most appetiz-
ing refreshments were served. Tomp-
kins orchestra furnished excellent mu
sic until midnight and the guests were
all loud in their praises for the enter
tainment they received.
A great deal of credit is due Arthur
Baker, who was installing officer for
the evening, for the perfect system he
used in the work, and with the able
assistance OF Chief Yeoman Walter
Brunger, the following officers took
their solemn obligations, making a
most impressive ceremony: Foreman,
George j.. Scutt; master of ceremonies,
DIR. Patterson; master of accounts, c..
3. Burns correspondent, DR.. Gallo
way; chaplain, Mrs. C. Underwood;
( Lady Rowena, Bessie L. Thomas; Lady
! Rebecca, Mrs. Fred r. Beck; overseer,
James r. Grisham; sentinel, Thos.
Wilton; guard. Chas. Rasor; Waterman,
James l. Bunk.
Enjoyable Surprise.
| The Rowena Circle No. 1920 ar
ranged most enjoyable surprise party
/ for Mrs. Frank S. DAmant Monday
afternoon. After an interesting pro-
gram, refreshments were served.
I Friday afternoon the circle surprised
Mrs. Frank Clayton at her home, the
occasion being her birthday. Refresh
ments were served and every one had
an enjoyable time. Mrs. Sidenfadden
was able to meet with the circle the
first time for some months, making the
occasion a happy affair.
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Birthday Surprise.
a birthday surprise party, given by
Miss Josephine Sehrieber, in honor
Of Miss Olivia Fletchers seventeenth
birthday, was a very delightful affair
Oregon grape and carved pumpkins, to-
gether with autumn leaves, formed the
decoration. Games and music filled
the evening until IL o'clock, when the
"A guests were seated at a beautiful
table suggestive of Halloween with a
witch forming the centerpiece.
Little Miss Betty Lou presented the
guests of honor with a huge basket
filled with beautiful gifts.
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Society Personals.
Mrs. A. S. Parker and little daugh-
ter Bssamary, who went on trip to
Wisconsin and Illinois during the sum
mer have returned home. Relatives OF
both Mr.. Parker and Mrs. Parker were
visited In both states.
Mrs. Archie French and daughter
Dorothy Marie, arrived Saturday even :
ing from Tillamook, Oregon, to be
with Mrs. Orpha Eastman, mother OF
Mrs. French.