The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-11-07
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= Now that election is over and all tn
campaign printed matter has beel
swept from the desks, there is room
for milady to pen her acceptances t
the invitations that will doubles
, crowd the calendar. The Halloween
parties were the chief amusement las
week, and this week the Pullman gam,
I and the athletic ball have absorbed eve
ry thought. BY the time this column i.
in the hands of the StarMirror reader:
they will know whether the Idaho spir
T. it has again triumphed over the ancienr
enemy and whether the grand march
at the athletic ball will again be 8
veritable triumphal procession.
The Rally
No one who has not been a student
at the university or who has not lived
in this vicinity can even family sense
the tremendous significance of the an
nual football game with Pullman or
the unholy zeal with which once a
year we delight to feed fat the ancient
grudge we bear them. The university
will be tame and lifeless institution
when the fires Of animosity toward
Pullman die out, and in that single
particular every one deyoutly hopes
and prays that Idaho will stay barhar-
ian to its dying day.
The rally last night held first In
the gymnasium and then on the fair
grounds was calculated to fill every
heart with burning sense that now
as always Pullman is our dearest
enemy to be cherished in that capacity
and to be perpetuated as the target
of all our shafts. The speeches made
by the "old fellows" were capital the
band was inspiring, the crowd was en-
thusiastic, and the fire, the best ever
seen, would have been still better if
it had included every board sidewalk
in town instead of the dozen or two
that made it's skeleton.
In the Youngest Set of All
Cards have been received ANNOUNCE
ing the birth in Pocatello of Margaret
De Witt. Little Miss Margaret is
Delta Gamma acquisition being the
daughter of Mrs. Margaret Harmer De
Witt
Telephone Girls Entertained
Miss Ollie Frazier entertained the
telephone girls at a Halloween slum-
Der party Saturday night at her home
on North Hayes street. Nine. members
of the force were present and had a
jolly time. Refreshments we're served
at a late hour. Those present were:
Miss Anderson. Miss Magaw, Miss
Barnes, Miss Orr, Miss Frazier, Miss
Dahl, Miss Ada Barnes, Miss Swanson,
and Miss Brown.
Party
Mrs. T. E. Martinson and Miss June
Miller were hostesses at a delightful
party Saturday evening at
the home of Mrs. Martinson The
house was tastefully decorated with
jack olanterns, witches, bats. and ,
black cats. The guests, who were ,
members of the Young Ladies Aux
liary of the Woman's Home Missionary
society, were met on the porch by,
ghost and conducted indoors, where |
hey were taken in charge by another s
ghost who took them through the var I
Gus rooms Fortune telling by witch j
nd Halloween games were INDUCED in
i'll a late hour when refreshments
we're served. The guests were: The I
Misses Fogle, Smith Madsen, Peter
ION, Watson, Johnson, Wethered, !;
Adamson, Carter. Junge. Geddes. Han :
on, Frazee, Martinson, Nisbet, Rogers, =
luke; Mesdames Hand. McElroy, l
campbell and Squires; Messrs. Mart !.
nson, Nelson, and McElroy. Z
he Younger Set g
Fifteen of Miss Bernice Days youna t.
riends surprised her last night, and
he evening was spent merrily in
on, Inc W
forwards.
ANNA Phi Beta g
More than fifty Gamma Phi Beta
iris are in town and the happy fact =
i'll be made the occasion of big =
sunion. 8,
Miss Chadek 81
A delightful surprise party was Civ ID
l on Halloween in honor of Miss
lille Chadek. Singing, cards, games, g.
Id dancing entertained the company ~
It'll supper time when refreshments
to the occasion were serv-
. Those present were the Misses
slson. Mile Chadek, Hockett, Cam Pr
on, Howry, Velosta Chadek, Traaen, c.
lvaas, Hunt, Libbie Chadek, Joseph a.
e Chadek, Mrs. S. Humphreys, Mr.. Nc
d Mrs. Chadek, Messrs. Keller, Kes-
r, Heick, Hunt, Hunt, Hunt, Boyer,
aser, Harold Hunt Loges, Cameron, :.
nil Chadek, Mcguire, Luvaas, Ole 0 ue
aaen, Ruben Traaen, Ross Hum ~
reys, Mirt Humphreys, Floyd Hum ~ ~
reys, Harry Boyer.
lightful Class Parties
On Halloween at the residence of lis
s. 0. A. Scofeld on West Sixth e..
eet, the members of the Phia Phil ~
lea class of the Baptist church en-
tanned the Baraccas at one of the SIT
st delightful parties of the season. -
ty young people were present, and
evening was much enjoyed. -