The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-11-14

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+ Most of the social life of the wee
past was grouped around the Pullma
game and the people who came to Mo-
COW from outside to see the gam
= The sororities and fraternities ha
many house guests, and numerou
dinners were given for them and otf
lg er guests The visit of Mr. and Mr.
/ Hays of Boise became the motive {
number of dinners, luncheonS an
bridge parties. Dancing has been fire
: quently INDUCED in although nothin
|. has been allowed to interfere with tn
= completion of Rcd Cross work by tw
= of the clubs or with the organization
n of the Associated Charities.
Athletic Ball
+ The committee in charge of the an
| nual athletic ball given last Saturday
evening in the armory and gymnasium
has every cause to feel proud of the
. success of it's efforts for there has not
been in the history of the institution a
better attended or gayer party. The
presence of such a great number of
"old students" contributed a singular
Ily keen pleasure to the company, and
the chats between dances were quite
as much enjoyed as the dances them
selves.
The program contained many fine
numbers, perhaps the most popular be-
ing the | special for which the eXquis-
tie Aloha was played Mr. Favre, grad
l'uate manager of athletics, stood at
the head of the receiving line, and the
others in the line were Mrs Edmund
son. Miss Stephens, Miss French, Miss
Griffith, and President Brannon The
athletic board under whose auspices
the dance was given consists of H. E. |
Lattig, president. A. S. Jardine, secre-
tary, r. o. Burns, Stanley, Brown, H. I
S. Purdy, Ernest de Haven, J. E.
tombstone
Dinner for Harry Marsh
Mr.. and Mrs. William Marsh gave
a beautifully appointed dinner Sun
day afternoon in honor of their son,
Harry, whose visit to Moscow has
been SO much enjoyed by the youno
seated at the dinner table which was
handsomely decorated in ferns. Miss
Kirby of Wallace, was also an espec-
tally honored guest on the occasion.
Ladies' Afternoon at EIks' Club
Last Thursday was as usual ladies' I
afternoon at the Elks' club and those 6
who attended enjoyed very much the :
games of cards. The prize, dainty )
silver spoon, was won by Mrs. Charles =
Shields. Mrs. Frank Robinson was !;
hartman OF the committee. :.
|. B. B. 0. @. Club 20
The next meeting of the N. B. B. o. n
}. club will be held on Friday at the "
ONE of Mrs. j. N. Friedman, on 6
Washington street The last meeting
7as with Mrs. Yost on First street a II
eek ago Friday. Nine members were I,
resent on that occasion and the at NJ
,rnoon proved a most delightful one.... (,
hOeniX Bridge Club -
The Phoenix Bridge club was en- NJ
rtained by Mrs. Clarence Edmund
N on university hill this week, and nj
e members as usual enjoyed de- ii,
ghtful game of bridge. Miss Kube lie.
as guest Of the club. co
nj
Id Fellows Enjoy Evening -
Tuesday night the Odd Fellows in i,
ated five candidates after which de-
yhtful refreshments were served. Di
lere were about 80 present.
da
)dern WO0dinen Surprised wa
night the Modern Wood bo
IN lodge here reinstated 80 oicm- da,
Is Win appropriate exercises. GOT for
wing the business session the mem 90,
rs of the lodge We're treated to a, Mr.
leone surprise when members of
!, Royal Neighbors, the women's aux So,
Try of the Modern Woodmen, number \
|, about 60 members, appeared on the in
ne loaded with dainty refreshments cri
ich were served to those present at
e ladies also entertained those pres the
with splendid program.
Mis-
l Cross Work Finished L
he labors of the Hi Yu club in Red Ha,
'ss work were finished at Mrs. con
liens on Thursday afternoon, and Eco
work of packing was completed Tue
terday. Some 400 surgical sponges Pre-
four different kinds were shipped Hut