Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-02

it's social life, 1t, too, has felt the
pleasure of being "in touch" again
with tho gayer side Of human endea-
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Interesting Party at Y. w. c. A.
The local Y. w. c. A. rooms were
the scene Of highly enjayoble and
interesting party Wednesday evening,
which afforded opportunity for the
display of some unusual talent. It
was IAN entertainment which called
into play the ability Of numerous ar
lists among the girls of the associa-
ton, and the members and friends Of
the Y W. C. A. filled the rooms and
halls to overlooking. There were beau
tifui features and funny features and
good singing and burlesque singing,
and all the various forms Of amuse-
ment contained in a program of such
variety as the girls presented during
the evening. The costumes were
very pretty, and in many instances
were from priced relics laid away in
the old cedar chest which came
across the plains in early days. Sher-
bet and small cakes were served after
the program, which included the fol-
lowing names and characters:
Grand march.
Minuet.
''Rastus Johnson's Domestic Trou-
bles" .................. Pantomlmc
Pompadour dance ...... Ellen Looney
Tetrazzinni ......... Florabell Bergh
Harry Lauder ............ Joe White
Juvenile reading Florence Andrew
"Follies of Fashion
1615-Indian Maiden. Eva Booher
1620-Priscilla 49,. Helen Armstrong
1775-Colonial Dame. Susan Jackman
1815-French Lady. -. Claire Hobson
(Also sang French solo,
1865-Southern Bellies ..............
Helen Brown and Myra Davidson.
1885 Maud Wise
1895. .Vesper Smith
. 19l1 ....-... ........ '....'..'
Red Cross Nurse-virginia Scanzon.
Munition Worker-Margaret Hanson.
Signal Corps-Nellie Goodwin.
Maud Powell. Miss Morehouse
Mrs. Vernon Castle. Elizabeth Woods
Herbert Witherspoon. Golden Grayson
"Highland Fling. ......... Miss Greg
Movie act .Carlotta CASHIER
Fatty Arbuckle, Douglas Fairbanks,
Charlie Chaplin, Mary Pickford, Ma
bel Normand Mike Compton.
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The chorus of the Tuesday Musical
club met Monday evening at Carnegie
hall. There was a good attendance
and much enthusiasm. The members
full evenings.
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Biscuit Party.
Mrs. J. X. White was the hostess
and IS ladies of the legislative circle
were the guests at a cleverly arranged
party at Mrs. Whites during the week
It was a ''biscuit party" and biscuits
were the principal delicacy on the
table. And such biscuits! Mrs. Ma
son the charming wife of Senator
Mason of Kellogg, made them. and
other ladies' declare they never before
tasted such delicious biscuits. Each
guest brought something to grace the
feast, and the combined result was q
Joy. 1t was novel event. and produc-
tive of much pleasure.
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,Complmsnting Visitor From Ohio.
Mrs. Duncan Johnston entertained
at a party and very informal tea a.
her home Saturday afternoon in com
pliment to Mrs. Herman Vluhan O.
Cleveland, Ohio. Mrs. Vluhan Is Mr.
Johnston's niece.
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Birthday Dinner Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Barton presided
at q delightful dinner party of II
covers Wednesday evening. which hat
been arranged by Mrs. Barton in homo
OF her husbands birthday. The cen
terpiece was large cluster OF sprint
I flowers grouped prettily together, VIC
lets, sweet alyssum. primroses, swee
peas and asparagus fern.
Luncheon for Young orandmothers.
Mrs. w. N. Northrop entertaine
very delightfully."- at luncheon Of I
covers on Tuesday. her guests al
young grandmothers. who spent par
OF the time felicitating each othe
upon having reached that state OF lif
when their first grandchiid appears. TIL
table was fair with an old fashione
centerpiece Of flowers and tall pin
candles cleaned softly. The ladie
brought their knitting and 'Youn
Americans" formed the subject Of con
versation.
Tuesday Musical.
On Tuesday last the members Of tn
Tuesday Musical enjoyed a delightft
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