Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-12-22 | Page 48 | Boise, Idaho

BOISE, IDAHO BOISE. Idaho. Dec. 21. The' class dance given last night by 'the Juniors of ibe high school was a much enjoyed event, tftwas the first school party that has beeu allowed since the lifting of the ban and wt -attended by 'many students of the si'hool, besides the juniors. Tonip kin's orchestra furnished ihe music. , The members of the Wednesday Bridge club were entertained at the Owyhee hotel by Mrs. Henry Sin alley Wednesday afternoon. Miss Margaret Black inger entertained fhe Dee ma club girls at her bome Saturday evening eve-ning of last week. Following the business the club members worked on t he Christmas stockings stock-ings for the municipal Christmas tree. Refreshments Re-freshments were served. The College Woman's club held its first meeting meet-ing nf the year Monday evening at the home of Mrs. A. A. Fraspr. The hostesses were Mesdames Fraser, Vang ho. Fisher. Pike nd Tims. Miss Cuddy, Misa Boyle and Miss Barnes. The cpih memtiors are all collee women and the club is noted for Its splendid programs and ! enterta inment s. .Mr. and Mrs. R. B. WhittPU. who had visited ' in Boise for a week, left Thursday for their , home at Grimes Pass. Mr. and Mrs. Frankliu B, Smith returned Monday evening from Catnp Lewis, where Mr. Smith had been stationed for ihe past four months, Mrs. Edward Jones, who has been visiting hpr mother. Mrs. C. H. Roberts. left Monday evening eve-ning for Colorado, where she will meet her husbfoirl. who linn received his discharge from the officers' training camp jn Kentucky. Mrs. W. L. Wliynian has arrived from Hnlley to spend the holidays with her parents iu Boise. Mr. and Mrs. George Hammond of Pocutello : are viaitiug iu Boise with Mr. Hum mend's parents, pa-rents, i Arrangements are being completed for an elaborate New Tear's eve ball, to be given by the Masons and Shrincrs of this city. The affair promises to bo one of the big events of the season and will be held m the Mosque. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Bar mini of Seattle sp.-nt 1 the week in Boise. Mr. and Mrs. R. Carr of Burley are vis- . king here. Lienienant George Ff. Wyman. Jr., is expected ex-pected to arrive her- Monday from Camp Humphries. Humph-ries. Va., where he has been in an officers training camp for several months. Mr. Wyman will spend the holiday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. 11. Wyman. The Misses Ruth and Lorna 'York, Rnth , Rutnewsky and Henrietta Peawley arrived home j yvsterdny from the university at Moscow lo ; spend the holidays with thir parents. " Mrs. F. V. Carter of Mountain Home ia spending a week her". Mr. and Mrs. Edward McMnhnn mid Mr. and Mrs. F.. D. Wallace of New Meadows spent the last week-end in Boise. Mr. and Mrs. F. Monroe, who have been visiting here for several days, left yesterday for their home at Emniett. The first section of thp woman's auxiliary of St. Michael's cathedral met Wednesday afternoon. after-noon. The attendance was lare. The Right Rev. Herman Page, bishop of Washington, arrived from Spokane Tuesday for a, brief visit at Boise. Th'- Ladies' Social Hrele of the" Christian church he ill au interesting meeting Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. D. Harmon of Iogan, Vta'h, spent the past two weeks visit iug in Boise, where they will likely loca I e. M r. and Mrs. L. A. Wood and daughter of Portend are in Boise to spend the holidays wilh relatives. j