Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-11

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| prevails in the social realm.
la The half q hundred or more stu
~ vI dents and young teachers have
nearly all returned to their var
rl0.s halls of learning" and the gay
and joyous revelry OF the holiday week
has passed into the annals Of social
history.
The Lucy Gates evening of song was
. memorable and delightful event.
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Delightful Piano Recital.
Mrs B. l. williams presented a few
Of her pupils in a very delightful piano
recital at her home on North Twenty
third street Tuesday evening. The pro-
gram was very beautiful one, with
well chosen and particularly melodious
numbers. These were given very artis-
tlcally. Mrs. Williams received many
4 warm words of praise for the good
work of the pupils. AS an instructor
she seems to bring out the best in her
pupils and her pleasing personality is
very attractive. She gives the impress
sion of being a true artist. After the
progrAm, Mrs. Williams was the host
oss Of tho charming little party follow
ING. The house was pretty with pink
and white snap dragons, and the ta-
/ BE. where refreshments were served,
was decorated with the same flower
and candles In pink. Thirty-two guests
were invited.
prstty Dinner Dansant.
Miss Eunice DAILY was a charming
hostess Wednesday evening in honor
Of Miss Marguerite Meholin, who goes
east this evening for a three months
visit to relatives and, friends, Plates
were laid for 10. Silver candelabra
holding red tapers Illuminated the ia
BILE. Dancing followed in the living
room which was in red carnations, a
few other friends coming in to enjoy
the evening.
Dinner Dance for Miss Mehoiin.
Miss Violet Black entertained Sat-
urday evening for Miss Meholin at a
beautifully appointed dinner in the
Rose room of the Owyhee. The table
was set for eight and decorated with
violets and red roses. Afterwards, the
four couples formed q party at the
dance at Danceland.
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Pleasant Philathea Annual.
MFs. }. w. Mills gave her annual
party for her class of Philatheas Of
Emmanuel M. z. church Monday eve
ming: There were about 20 and after
a brief business session, guessing
games were played and prizes won by
Miss Gertrude Gowdy and Mrs. Wild
man of Meridian. Refreshments We're
served. The table was in green and
white, cycIamen forming the floral
also invited. The out flown girls
were Mrs. Pickerell of Mountain Home
and Mrs. Wildman of Meridian.
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Ladies' Aid Meets.
The Emmanuel Ladies' Aid met We'd |
nesday. afternoon at the home of Mrs |
Dirks. A social meeting followed the |
business session and soma of Miss |
Dirks' piano pupils played and Mrs.
J. w. Mills gave reading. Delicious
refreshments were served.
erstty Birthday Dinner.
Mrs. T. c. DeClercq entertained at
. pretty dinner of eight covers in honor
OF her niece, Miss Helen DeClercq, who
was IL on that day. Jan. z. The deco
rations We're the fragrant. creamy
Chinese lilies. After dinner, games We're
played.
Tuesday Musical.
The chorus of the Tuesday Musical
club will meet at 7:45 o'clock Mon
DAY evening, Jan. ~.
The Tuesday Musical club will meet
q $3.50 at Carnegie hall on the after
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Delightful Musical.
Mrs. John 7. Morrison gave the an
nual holiday recital which has marked
20 pleasantly the progress of her mu-
sic class on Tuesday week. The host
ess gave an instructive talk on the
subject OF How to Obtain the Best
Results From Home Practice" After
ward each pupil played one or more
selections. Holly and poinsettia were
l.