The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-03-02

honor of Mrs. Stephen Griffith.
Seth Freer, junior at the varsity
returned last evening from Colfax
where he spent few days visiting
friends
The Catholic altar society will meet
at the home of Mrs Joe Driscoll on
East Third street Wednesday after
noon at 2:3O.
Miss Evelyn Meeks. a junior at the
university. is preparing TO leave col
lege for the remainder of the year on
account of the illness of her father.
Miss Matte MCGEE of Genesee is the
/ guest of Miss Tesie Keane. Miss
MCGEE has been teaching school on
American Ridge and the term ended
last Friday.
Theta Mu Epsilon entertained at
dinner yesterday the Misses Georgia
Lucas, Mabel Rudesil, Lesetta Lubkin
Dorothea Wenz, Kathryn Keane, Val
borg Kjorness and Norma Martin
! c. r. Stillinger who graduated from
teaching in the high school at Weiser
will return to Moscow next fall to reg
lister for graduate work at the varsity
according to a letter which he recently
addressed to Professor Phi. Soulen.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Stewart accom-
panied by Mr. Stewards father, a re
cent arrival, left yesterday afternoon
for New York city, their former home |
i, Mr. Stewart lately was operated upon
at local hospital and has gone east |
to spend the period of conyalescence
in New York.
Tomorrow afternoon at the homo
rea street the Missionary Study class
of the Presbyterian church will hold
its regular meeting. Immediately af-
ter the close of the study hour, the
missionary committee will be asked
to remain for short business ses-
sion, to make plans for the yearbook
for the following season
Invitations have been sent out by
the Lewiston lodge of Elks for big
annual gathering of members Of that
order to celebrate its anniversary
next Thursday night at its tenn lie in
Lewiston. The annual election will
be held at that time after which
special program of "gridiron" stun
will be put on and a big line Of re-
freshments served. lewiston lodge
las over 500 members,
On Saturday evening at s O'Clock,
1t the Methodist parsonage, ]. p. Cox
If Hanson's Ferry Wn., and Miss Lii
lie &c. Flowers, daughter of Mrs. Y. e.
Flowers, who lives just north OF Mos
.ow, were united in marriage by the "
Reverend Robert Warner Only a few
# the immediate relatives and closest
resent Mr. and Mrs. Cox will make -
heir home at Hanson's Ferry where
n. Cox has a large stock ranch.
te
A post card received by The Star a.
Iirror from Andrew Mortenson, who
18th his family left for Denmark to
isit their old home, says they had Z 'ai
lost enjoyable visit in Europe but thu
Ill be glad to get back home. They on
i'll sail from Copenhagen March 10 tel
J the new steamer Frederick the at
iShtil of the Skandinayien-Ame as
ne and expect to reach Moscow on ful
pril Z. The Frederick will leave there he;
i its second trip across the water roc
Miss Permeal French, dean of wom- IL,
al the university left today for a -,
ort trip TO Pullman. She will there -
nfer with Dean White of W. S. G.
d make out the program to be fol- ~,
wed by the northwest deans of wom ~,
when they meet for their special M
ssion during the Inland Empire as
citation meetings. About twelve !.
ans have replied to the question ~
ire recently sent out by Miss French I'll,
d have expressed thir intention Of ~
ng on hand for roll-call.
Interested by a recent editorial in
e Star-Mirror relative to the nam
of farms and the benefits to be c
lived from such a practice, Mr.. wor
tie one of the mast successful Ia,
mers in this entire Palouse coun- wal
has just selected a name for his mea
ldsome farm northeast of town ma
cause the place is on, slight emin- rails
e and overlooking a big stretch of tion
adow land with grain-fields on the
s beyond, he has called his place
rview, a name likely. because of
Settles excellent farm products.
become famous in the local mar
5. ~
he Ladies' Aid Society Of the First
wegian Lutheran church surpris-
Mrs. II. P. Eggan at her residence
Friday afternoon and gave her
ty that was as delightful as it was
lily unexpected The members Of
society brought their sewing anG