The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-10-10

is perhaps quieter than that of an
other town of it's size, the opening o
the college year always brings
round of receptions, dinners, and par
ties which relieve the monotony Of TIL
many long weeks in which there Il
scarcely a ripple of excitement Thu
annual Ridenbaugh Hall reception O
last week and an informal dance civ
en- by one of the sororities were
| pleasant occasions and much enjoyed
by those who were fortunate enough
| to attend.
Miss LADDERS Wedding
Although the engagement of Miss
Margaret Lauder to Mr.. Ludwig Ger
Tough has not been formally announc-
ed by Miss LADDERS mother, Mrs
Emma Lauder, the interesting fact
has been known to intimate friends
for some time, and the news that the
wedding will take place almost i'm
mediately will surprise only those who
have not had the pleasure during the
past few weeks of enjoying several af-
fairs in honor of the prospective bride.
Miss Lauder left Moscow on Thurs
day. She will visit relatives in Port
land Mr. and Mrs. Headley in Oak
land, and DR.. and Mrs. Warren Nichols
in Salinas She will then go to San
Diego to the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Monroe Hibbs where the ceremony
will be performed. Mr.. Gerlough is
teaching in a college in San Diego.
Miss Lauder was for some time a
teacher in the Moscow high school.
Both young people have host of
cordial good wishes will follow them.
Ridenbaugh Hall Reception
The reception given last Saturday
afternoon and evening at Ridenbaugh
Hall at which Miss French and the
young ladies received their many
friends was, like all of it's predecessors,
a delightful affair In the afternoon
the guests were the women students
of the university, and in the evening
the townspeople and faculty were re-
ceived by Miss French, President Bran
non, Miss Benton and the Seniors of
the Hall. The assembly room and |
lining hall were attractively decorated, |
and dainty refreshments were served |
rom a beautifully appointed table.
Quests on both occasions were
numerous.
phoenix Bridge Club
The members of the Phoenix Bridge
Tub met with Miss Talbot at her home
asst Tuesday afternoon and most de-
ightful time was spent. Miss Talbot
5 a charming hostess and those pres
mt were delightfully."- entertained.
DAINTY refreshments were served. Mrs.
Y. E. Lee and Miss Kube were guests.
.lks Card Party
Thursday afternoon, ladies' day at
ne Elks' temple, brought out many
aides and a most delightful afternoon f.,
'as spent in cards and social chat.
Irs e. J. Carey carried off the prize at
ards.
ANNA Phi Dance
The annual pledge party was given
Y Gamma Phi Beta in the Knights of
ythias hall Friday a week ago and I
as one of the most enjoyable of af- d
Lirs. Besides the seventeen pledges, =
lie guests included Mrs. Kenyon, Miss
rench, Mr.. and Mrs. Wodsedalek and
lie resident alumnae of the chapter :.
no are Miss Broman, Mrs: Day, Miss
ewey, Mrs. Max Griffith and Mrs.
orton The men guests were mem
RS of the several fraternities and :,
essrs. Pearce. Peterson, Griffith, and ),
orion.
nnual Pledge Party
The Delta Gamma sorority will give :,
, annual pledge party this evening in =
odgins' hall
ISIS Shannon In the East 81
Miss Marie Shannon, who has been "
ending the past few weeks in New
,rk, writes that she is having a de-
,htful trip. Together with Mr.. and
8. Joseph Andrews, Mr.. and Mrs.
herman. and Miss Sweetnam, she
IS entertained pleasantly by Con- W
essman Burton L. French in Wash al
ston. Miss Shannon is enjoying p'
rticularly the visits to places of his OF
'ical interest She will remain east IT
other month. =
Farewell Party
IN Monday evening at the home of u,
S. Jerome Day, number of young
,ple complimented Albert Lamberg
h a farewell party. Dancing and =
DIS were much enjoyed, and there
S delicious feed" afterwards.
IS DermOtt to Lewiston
Hiss Lucille Dermott, who for sew
/ days past has been the guest of
aunt, Mrs. Jerome aDy, left on
dneSday for lewiston TO attend the /