The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-11-07

Ell center" in the great Oregon game
4 augurs we'll for brilliant work this
l afternoon on the part of Jack Hays
} and whatever the outcome of the game
) there can be no disappointment in that
! quarter.
Mrs. Hays was for a number OF
, years an efficient members of the
board of regents and is therefore we'll
known here. Mr. Hays is one of Ida
!, hos distinguished attorneys and when
attorney general of the state some
years ago came in contact with many
residents of north Idaho who will be
glad of chance to see him again.
Departmental Work
The Home Economics department of
the Historical club had an enjoyable
meeting on Friday afternoon, Novem-
Der 9Th, at the home of Mrs. w. F.
Morgareidge, the topic OF the after
noon, Home" being .cleverly treated
first. by roll-call quotations and later
by papers. Mrs. Emma Edmundson
gave a most interesting paper on the
evolution of the home; Mrs Tenwick
gave practical paper on Floors;
Mrs. MOrgarefdge read an interesting
letter from Mrs. L. X. Strong. The
club joined in singing Home, Sweet
Home" A number of guests had the
pleasure of listening to the excellent
program. Miss Dryden, Mrs. Tenwick,
and Mrs. Morgareidge served refresh
ments.
Birthday Party
In honor of the. sixth birthday of
her little niece, Beatrice Meeker, who
is here for a two-months' visit from
Canada, Mrs. James Bumgarner yes
terday afternoon gave jolly little par
ty at which seven or eight little girls |
were happy guests. Games were play
ed and prizes given, and an elaborate
luncheon was served Those present
were Glatha Cotter, Beatrice Meeker,
Marian Haynes, Carol Cotter, Fern
Bumgarner, Eileen Peterson, Analeen
Smith, and Helen Brucker.
For Mr.. Hays
Complimentary to Mr.. Samuel H.
Hays of Boise, Mr. S. E. Hutton en-
tertained at an informal luncheon at
noon today at the Hotel Moscow. The
invited guests were Messrs. W. M.
w. E. Lee, F. A. David, J. H.
Forney, Fred Veatch, L. F. Parsons,
Hays, Hutton and Greenburg.
Society Personals
Miss Fay Thomas of Occur d'Alene ,
is in the city and is the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs w. E. Wallace. Miss Thomas
came to attend the Pullman game and |
the Athletic ball. ,
That old-time favorite and renown-
I'd pole-vaulter, "Spud" Murphy, came h
n ho oil ho
.on and made hit at the rally last
hight by short and snappy speech !
Miss Kirby of Wallace, is the guest :
If Mrs. Jerome Day. She will attend
he game and ball, returning to Wal T
ace on Monday. a
The 1914 Sewing Circle met at the
lome of Mrs. Staples on Monroe v
treet on Wednesday afternoon last d
fifteen members were present to en- 9
oy the delightful meeting.
De Los Needham of Lewiston, is in
he city for the game and the ball.
Miss Virginia Shearer, formerly an F
Instructor in domestic science in the
University and now a member of the
aculty in the Lewiston State Normal,
J in the city the guest of Miss Ruth
roman. She will attend the Athletic f.
all this evening and be the honor
uest at several affairs before her re-
i'm to Lewiston on Sunday evening.
Rolston Butterfield left early in the
eek for months vacation He will
sit his sister. Mrs. Bernard Palmer
Hamilton Montana, and will then 10
} to the coast n,
Miss Mayme L. Kube has returned P.
ON Spokane where she has been a an
lest at the house party at the home :,
Miss Mildred Munro for a week. ."
lie will remain with her sister, Mrs.
w. Greenburg for the winter. N.