The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-12-19
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II The chief topic of interest all owe
iIitown during the past week has beer
borhoods parties have been given just
Il for the purpose of making the 200C
II tarletan bags which will be filled with
II nuts and candy for all the children OF
i the county. The departure of the
1 college folk for their fortnight's holt
| day has made gap that will be re-
allied more keenly after the Christ
mas preparations are finished. Most
of the purely social affairs for the
past few weeks have been in honor of
Judge and Mrs William Morgan who
must now realize, if they never did
before, how numerous and genuine are
1.-THE friends they have made during their
long residence in Moscow.
Farewell Party
Judge and Mrs. William Morgan
were the honor guests at party given
on Wednesday evening by Mrs. j. L.
Naylor and Mrs. G. H. Moody, who
entertained the Women of Woodcraft
and their husbands at the home of
Mrs. Moody on Lynn avenue. The
evening was spent in social chat, and
dainty refreshments We're served by
the hostess.
Historical Club
The general meeting of the historical
club was held in the club room of the
library on Friday afternoon. The
special feature of the afternoon was
a splendid paper on European history
by Mr.. E. NJ. Hume.
Attractive Luncheon
A very pretty five-course luncheon
was given on Thursday at. the e. S.
Barton home. at which Mrs Gainford /
Mix was the guest of honor. A min !
iature tree graced the center of the /
table, and from it streamer of red s
ribbon led to each plate. A shower +
bouquet of red and green hung from
the chandelier. After the luncheon :
the guests were entertained at bridge. !
Those for whom covers were laid T
were the Mesdames Stanton, Clarence !
Meeker, William Hunter, +
Lieuallen, Thompson, Marsh, Frank +
Mix, Gainford Mix, Miss Driscoll Miss /
Talbot, and Mrs Barton
Judge and Mrs. Truitt Entertained s
During their stay in Boise Judge
and Mrs. Warren Truitt have been fire. \
quently entertained at elaborate af- T
fairs in their honor. Mrs Truitt
writes that her health has improved L
and that she is enjoying her holiday.
Sewing Party B
Mrs Johns and Miss Johns enter r
aimed party of friends at sewing bee h
1t which nearly 500 sacks were sewed If
or the municipal Christmas tree. 7,
The Youngest Set "
Master Robert Vincent's fourth birth =
lay was the occasion yesterday of
delightful little party at the home OF s.
ent on West G street, at which ten tn
f his little friends, all members of b
he Beginners Glass in the Presbyter- S,
an Sunday school, were present Jolly
ames were enjoyed land there was 81
lerry candy hunt. Afterwards the
tile folks were treated to dainty We
nread The children fortunate be
nough to be present were Mary Ellen sp
Fannie Rivers. Dorothy la
arey, Wilma Wright, Elizabeth Simp- Sc
IN, Marian Hare, Charles Bay, Jack IN
riffith, Grace Eldridge, and Raymond III
ollins. 81
Sc
ig Dinner at Marsh's iDt
Carrying out the custom of many la
ears standing Mrs. William Marsh 50
ill on Christmas Day give the family lI,e
,unlOn dinner Oh the MIX FAMILY IL Re-
expected that thirty covers will be an
id. te1
Y. 0. F. Club &c
The B. Y. 0. F. club had pleasant Su
Getting yesterday at the home of Mrs.
arl David, and the chief occupation pl,
the afternoon was the profitable one ey
making candy bags for the municip- stl
tree. This club of young matrons att
Is been identified prominently with ey
Tery worthy enterprise whether civic, re-,
or artistic. me
Yu Club M.
The Hi Yu club had one of the
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