The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-05-12
were schoolmates and played on the
same baseball team.

Ennis Massey of Kellogg, a fresh
man in the university at Moscow, Il
pronounced to be one of the bes
track men the northwest has evel
produced according to Track Coacf
"Hec" Edmundson after Massey hat
done half mile in POP in try-ou
recently He came within l As sec
onds Of the track record which is hello
/ by Edmundson.- d'Alene Press
Today is annual "Sneak" day fol
the senior class of the high school
and before o'clock this morning prob
ably so members of the class con-
gregated at the new high school
building and formed a camping party,
leaving for Moscow mountains for the
day. Before the departure, following
out the usual custom, some of the in
terror of the high school building was
decorated with crepe in memory of
the absence of the seniors today.
The University club and the College
Women's club will give dinner in
honor Of DR.. M. A. Brannon at the
Commercial club rooms Tuesday eve
ming. DR.. Brannon comes to Idaho as
the newly elected president of the state
university and the college people are
a welcome for him. The
College Women's club from its be-
ginning has shown a warm interest in
the western university and maintained
a scholarship there every year for
girl graduate of the Boise high school.
Boise Capital News.
The first movie machine" ever set
upon campus day festival at the uni
versity will be in evidence on the
campus on May 25, the date selected
for the annual Campus Day. Great
are being made by the
in charge of the affair to
make this years program the best in
he history of the tradition. A NAM
moth pageant, in which every depart
nent of the university will be repre-
'ented is being planned. The pictures
hat will be taken during the day will |
,e displayed as a part of the universi- |
y exhibit at the Panama-Pacif1c eX-
osition next year.
A party of the members of Fidelity
'emple, Pythian Sisters of Moscow,
anne over Wednesday and surprised
IRIS. ]. M. Stewart at her home on
lethodist hill. The day was enjoy
d very much by both the guests and
he hostess. The following ladies
the party: Mrs. Frank Rob-
lson, Mrs. Ernest Randle, Mrs. Chas.
chorter, Mrs. H. A. Thatcher, Mrs.
j. Carey, Mrs. L. c. Henderson, 7
rs. Henrietta A. Clark, Mrs. Homer t
Estes and son, Murray, Mrs. J. M. t
Mrs. D. D. Harsman and |
Laura Mrs. Dan Martinson {
RS. G. R. Jones and baby, Lois, and f
ISIS Lottie Larson.-Pullman Tribune '
Elaborate preparations are being .
ade for a Deutsche Gesellschaft to 9
given by Mrs Caroline Isaacson,
ad of the department of German, at !
e Guild hall either Tuesday or :
ednesday evening of next week. The
.rty will be similar to that given by
RS. Isaacson last year; but the dec
atoms, menu, program, and cos T
mes will all be much more elabor-
2. More than $50 students will be Z
esent. After six-course dinner u
rved in true German style and COM !,
sed of true German dishes, there ;,
II be German play followed by .,
ncing. Twelve boys will be dressed -
German students, and there will b,
four different kinds of costumes :,
presenting German types. u
At o'clock yesterday afternoon at =,
hohiC Al luO GUILTY, uilc duu
lalf east of town, Mrs. L. Morning ~
died suddenly of heart failure. ou
S. Normington had been apparently -
excellent health all day and had i
formed her usual household tasks
h no indication of the organic
uble that caused her death. She
) seized with an attack of the heart
ut sunset and died Is minutes lat :
She leaves eight children all of
'm are grown, three of them being
the east and the rest residents of
'cow. The names of those who re-
here are Mrs. Rhodes, Mrs.
lpbell, Miss Hattie Normington,
Messrs. Ernest and William
mington. The funeral will be held
the country residence at 2:30
ock on Wednesday afternoon. s.
ne of the most exciting and dram r
incidents in connection with the U
o-W. S. c. track meet at Pullman
rday was one in connection with
4O-yd. dash, always one of the most =