The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-02-28

hour.
Students at the high school are nov
rehearsing for their senior play. The.
are being coached by Miss Bradbury
Miss Kendrick of the department o
music, is giving the training for tn,
musical specialities.
Miss Madaline Carder has returned
from Spokane where she has been Wis
iting friends and relatives. On leav-
ing here she was accompanied by Miss
Bessie Lesley who had been visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. A
Carder.
See Crow for Insurance, 410k South
Main street. 00-29pd
Celebrating the completion of so
Little Idaho" machines since the first
of the year, the management of the
Idaho National Harvester company to-
day granted its employees half hol-
iday closing down the plant at noon
today until Monday morning.
On Wednesday evening of this week
several young men had stag party
at the residence. of Jerome J. Day
on Van Buren, street. The evening was
spent at cards, and refreshments were
1oto
were Alfred Lamberg, Albert Lind
quist, Otto Peterson, Arthur La Plant,
Frank Marsh and Clyde Marsh.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Plummer enter
tanned the members of the Crescent
Sewing Circle and their friends last
evening at a delightful party. Five
Hundred was played till late hour
when dainty refreshments were serv-
ed. Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Brooks, Dr. and Mrs. Hatfield, Mr.
and Mrs. Marlatt, Mr.. and Mrs Rob-
inson, Mr.. and Mrs. Cameron, Mr. and
Mrs. Canham, Mr.. and Mrs. Carson,
Mr. and Mrs. Plummer and Mrs. Brown
The invited guests were Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Kelly and Mrs Vanhook.
James H. Wortendyke of Los An
geles lectures here on What Shall be
Done with the Liquor Traffic" A
workers conference today in the
Methodist church basement at 1880 he |
lectured. Sunday, March |, he will |
deliver an address in the Baptis |
church at II a. M; also in Morrill, |
hall at p. m. and in the Methodist !
church at 1880 p. m. On Monday night |
he will speak in Eggans hall at
o'clock. Admission free.
Mrs Harry Whittier returned last |
eral days she had been the guest of
Mrs. Robert Whittier, formerly of this
city. Mr.. Harry Whittier was also
their guest earlier in the week but re-
turned home two days ago. While in
Spokane they attended e. H. Sothern's
IF | Were King and
Hamlet" Although the absence of
Julia Marlowe, who is i'll and not now
with the company, was keenly felt,
nevertheless both performances were
splendid and the work of Sothern as
we'll as his excellent company was
highly appalled, by an enthusiastic
audience.
The Day of Prayer for the Woman's
lone Missionary society was most
ittingly observed Thursday afternoon
II the Epworth League hall. A large
rowd assembled and fine program
vas given, with splendid assistance
rom visiting members of Pullman and
consisting of songs, earnest
rayers and readings, all bearing on =.
he great problems Appreciation and
ratitude were expressed for the able 7
nd instructive report that Mrs. U. S
' Hawk of Spokane gave in such {
leasing manner of the national meet :
lg of Home Missions in Washington, q
}. c., to which she was sent as a del G
gate Mrs. Hawk is also national sec !
ataIy OF the Deaconess Bureau for T
, the committee on refreshments for a
lie efficient manner in which they o
srved the elaborate lunch to so "
any The decorations were very =
retty and tastefully arranged G
One of the most original parties of q
lie season was that given on Friday y
'ening by Miss Minnie Smith, instruc-
+ in Latin and German in the high
hool. In honor of her class in Cicero,
ISIS Smith entertained the members 9.
the class and a few friends in the !,
,mestic science rooms at what proved q
be a most original party. The oc-
sion was called a Batty party and
the persons present were dressed to 9,
it the characters proper to members :,
that unique family. In originality
e interest of makeup, Howard Hat
Id was considered the prize winner =
lie company INDUCED in games of a
tin character until refreshments
ire served. Those consisted of
canned oysters and mushrooms, waf- CT
olives, ice cream and macaroons. g
ose present were Mr.. and. Mrs. ar