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

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With Christmas only three week
+ away and presents still unfinished OF
worse yet, not even planned, there j
little prospect that the coming fort
night will be gayer than the last. Man.
of the pleasant parties of the weel
were grouped around the Carlyle fam
lily whose departure on Thursday was
deplored by the large circle of friends
whose respect and sincere affection al
of the Carlyles enjoyed The banque
at the Guild Hall, the meeting of the
Faculty Women's Club, the KensingtOr
at Mrs. Lewiss, and the smoker given
the same evening by Mr. Lewis for Mr.
Carlyle were all unusually interesting
I occasions. The Junior Prom filled a
| long-felt want for society that has
not so far had it's fill of dancing this
season.
Faculty WOmen's Club
At the regular meeting of the Faculty
Women's Club on Wednesday after
noon, Mrs. Carlyle was the honor guest.
Mrs. Carlyle was the founder of the
club and was the originator and pro-
moter of the idea of uniting the wives
of the members of the faculty in a
movement to get into closer touch
with the young women students. At
her suggestion scale of wages for
girl student labor was evolved which
is still in operation, and many pleasant
affairs have been given to enrich the
social life of the young women stu
dents.
Chamber of Commerce Banquet
The annual Chamber of Commerce
banquet held at the Guild Hall on Tues
day evening became a farewell party I
in honor of the Carlyle family, and the
was devoted to addresses COM
of Mr. Carlyle's activities
in Idaho.
Annual Social Evening
On Friday evening in the Methodist
church about two hundred and fifty
persons enjoyed the annual social eve
ling of the women's and business mems
Bible classes. The entertainment was
4 matter of jolly rivalry between the
"a tIn al; -
,erest being in the spelling bee in
which ]. A. Sudderth carried off the
lonors. The business mems class is
amous for its singing and rendered {
everal much appreciated selections, {
he one with words arranged by d. S. {
reeves, being especially enjoyed Ex-
client refreshments were served in
afeteria style.
liver Anniversary
Tomorrow evening at the Bollinger /
Iotel in Lewiston will be celebrated
ne twenty-ffth anniversary of the J,
larriage of Judge and Mrs. Edgar c. :.
teele, an event of more than common
lterest to all of the old residents of ~
oscow. Two hundred and fifty in
tations have been issued, many OF ;,
hich have been received by Moscow .
lends. Several handsome presents :,
i'll go from here to Lewiston to con :,
~ the good wishes and congratula- y
ons of friends of long standing. ),
NTH Dinner Party NJ
Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Smith compli-
ented Mr.. and Mrs w. L. Carlyle on r.
onday evening last by entertaining tb
EN- at charmingly appointed din A
T. M
of
dies Day -,
On Thursday afternoon at the Elks' -,
mple only few players gathered for 20
2 afternoon, but the games of 900" -,
re much enjoyed. of
abOrate Dinner Party
This evening at the high school the ~
DhOmOre cookery class will serve a
NAL dinner at which the members ii'
the school board and the men of the ~
ulty will be the guests. Those in on
ed are Mr.. Morley, Mr.. Parsons, 20
Meeker, Mr.. Melgard, Mr.. Morgan y
ge, Mr.. Randall, Mr.. Rich, Mr.. ,
Lrke, Mr.. Morse, and Mr.. Hall. O.
)ne of the pupils, Mae Martin, has -,
complete charge of the dinner in
purchasing of supplies and the dis
'ution OF tasks among the several Phi
mbers of the class. \
Tnder the supervision of their in Rri
lctor, Miss Dewey, the class has ho,