The daily star-mirror., 1914-12-05

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IS of progressive "50O'' Elaborate re
r, freshments were served at the clos
is Of delightful evening.
Dinner Party
+ On Monday evening the presidents c
all the women's clubs and the mem
6 bers of the domestic science depart
:, ment faculty of the university and O
the high school were the guests of MI
: Skey of the O.-W. R. & N. road at al
. informal dinner at the Moscow Hotel
in honor of Mrs. Redington. Thos,
present were Mrs. Little, Mrs. I. w
Cook, Mrs. Richard Burke, Mrs. House
Mrs. Carter, Mrs. c.. j. Orland Mrs. M
E. Lewis, Miss Hoover, Miss Lieby
Miss Hyde, Miss Kelly, Miss Dewey
and Miss White. and Miss johnson OF
Pullman.
Two Parties
The Lewis home was on Wednesday
last the scene of two large and very
delightful parties. In the afternoon
the women who have been closely as
sociated with Mrs. Carlyle in her
church work in the First Presbyterian
church were asked to gather for a
farewell chat. The hours were pleas
antly spent in conversation and sew
| ing. In the evening the men assembled
their good byes. Those present for
the smoker were Messrs. Ayers, Meek
er, Byrns, Nankervis, Carlyle, Parsons.
Carithers, Peterson, Cahill, Stanton.
David, Soulen, Frantz, Tenwick, Gill,
Veatch, Green, Vincent, Hamilton,
Williamson Hodgins, Wilson, Hutton,
Iddings, jenkins, Keane, Lieuallen,
Lyon, MCGOWAN, and Melgard.
Junior Prom
Traditionally the Junior Prom is
the gayest event of the college year, |
and the present Junior class last night |
carried out the tradition most success
fully, for their Prom was one of the |
handsomest and jolliest parties of the |
year. About ninety couples were pres
ent and the new dances were much en-
joyed. Those invited to be in the re-
ceiving line were Mr.. and Mrs Hume,
President Brannon, Miss French, Miss
Il
Mr. Fooks, and Mr.. Currier
The gymnasium was handsomely dec
GRATED in green and gold, and the pro-
grams carried out prettily the same
color scheme.
B. Y. 0. +. Club
: Mrs. William E. Lee entertained the .
B. Y. o. F. club at her home on Hayes
street this afternoon. :,
Foot Ball Party
Mrs G. c. Ryan as compliment to
Ter son, Cecil, who is one of the all :
'ound athletes of the high school, en- /
ertained last Sunday evening at de- a
ghtful supper party eighteen members 9
# the foot ball squad. The house was Z
rettily decorated in red and white. :
After an elaborate supper the boys
pent the evening in playing foot ball :,
ames, which were arranged by Miss !
Iarmon and Miss Kendrick. Mr.. Rich :
nd Mr.. Knudson were also guests ],
[rs. Tenwick Hostess n
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. G. A. u
enwick entertained the members of
le Womans Home Missionary society.
well-planned lesson was given by -
RS. Headley. 1t consisted of resume :,
the work in the past year and a !.
7nopsis of what is to be done in fu- :.
Ire. Several interesting leaflets were
,ad Mrs. Ransom gave a brief and !
Eliminating report of the meetings
the past year. AS the occasion was
residents Day, Mrs. Tenwick made Lit
e affair more than commonly elab- on
ate by serving delicious refresh c.
ents. She was assisted by Mrs. Mel H
n. A gratifying amount was paid SO
the scholarship fund, and the Of in
ring for the day was satisfactory. pl
B. B. 0. @. Club
On Friday afternoon Mrs. Charles ne
fields entertained the members of es
e N. B. B. 0. o. Needle club The 1r(
Getting was much enjoyed. re-
fir
l0enix Bridge Club go
Mrs. Frank White gave the Phoenix a ,
idge Club q nleaSant afternoon at her -