The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-02-06

. year on Tuesday, February "a, 1917
, Mrs. Thatcher and Mrs. c. A. Stewar
served refreshments to a goodly nun
Der despite the cold day.
Mrs. Charles Shields will entertain
the members of the Eastern Star lodg,
this evening at her home on Adam.
steer. About forty members will b,
present, and the evening will be spen
in playing cards.
A regular meeting of the university
faculty was called this afternoon tt
consider a number of proposed changes
the colleges, particularly the college Of
letters and sciences.
Herman Schreber of Spokane, for
merly in the implement business in
Moscow and well known to many Mos
COW residents, is in the city. Mr.. Sch
richer is now travelling for a Peoria
implement firm.
| The prize of scout hikemeter offer
ed by Dr. f. l.. Barrows to the first
scout who will demonstrate the tying
of twenty-five knots has been won by
Merritt Lieuallen of the First Troop.
similar prize is offered to the Sec
ond Troop.
The varsity basket ball squad and
Coach Griffith returned last evening
from Walla Walla where the first three
games of the Idaho Whitman Sc les
were played the first of the week. All
three games went to the Idaho team
by large margins.
In order to accommodate the new
women students who have arrived for
the second semester's work it has been
necessary at Ridenbaugh hall to put
three girls in suites heretofore oc-
cupied by only two, and to ask several
members of the faculty who have been
rooming there to relinquish their quar-
ters to make a place for the students. |
We should like to put on file in the
office list of all the clubs and So
,ieties in Moscow whether organized
or social, civic, religious, benevolent.
II other purpose. If the secretary Of
hese clubs We're directed to supply
he paper with a list of the officers
md the dates of the regular meetings,
t would be an easy matter to keep in
ouch with all local happenings.
Mrs. II. w. Cameron entertained the
crescent Sewing Circle yesterday af-
ernoon at her home on North Asbury
treet After sewing for several hours
delicious luncheon was served. The
GLOWING members were present:
Iesdames Brown, Canham, Robinson,
Iarlatt, Brooks, Hatfield, Oleson, Es-
es, Cameron The guests of the az
arnoon WERE Mesdames Richardson,
vashburn and Carter, Miss Carol Car
sr and baby Brooks.
Henry Heitfeld of Lewiston, dis
let deputy grand exalted ruler of
le Benevolent and Protective Order
I Elks, with jurisdiction in Idaho, :
now touring the state making Of
cial visits to the various lodges. He
sited Boise lodge this week and
ON there goes to Pocatello and
laho Falls. Later he will visit Mos-I
wv and other north Idaho lodges.
The club women of Boise are making :
aborate preparations for the holding :
a banquet at the Owyhee hotel on
sbruary IA to honor the name of Sus-
B. Anthony. The chairman of the
'ogram committee has written to in
te Miss Permeal French to be present
respond to the toast, THE Progress
Women" Owing to the pressure of
II duties here Miss French will be
able to attend. Mrs Fred Pittenger,
10 is the president of the state fedora
IN of clubs will act as POSTMASTER.
Yesterday The Star-Mirror published
story concerning SAINT Kirkpatrick,
ngressman from Iowa, telling of some
the achievements of that man who
II lives life of usefulness though
J body is filled with lead wounds
I'm skirmishes in the civil war. He
a personal friend of Richard Burke
this city, who only today received