The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-10-31

So charged is the atmosphere will
political excitement that social mat
tiers have had of late to take secont
place in the plans of most persons
True, the very entertaining dancing
classes of Mr.. Ryan have gone merri
1y on, and there have been few pleas.
ant parties; but in the main most per-
sons are wholly engrosed in their own
candidacy for office or in that of some
one else. After Tuesday leisure will
be more abundant, and the social life
will doubtless claim it's share of at
tention.
Bingville Fair
On Saturday evening, October oath,
the Bingville annual fair was held at
Lewis Hall, given under the direction
OF the Y. w. c. A. and the Y. M. G. A..
The vegetable exhibits, freely adorned
with blue ribbons, were remarkable for
their size and variety. The various
other displays were equally interesting
and unusual. Blue Boards wives were
there in all their CHASTITY horror. The
fortune tellers competed with the
heart doctor. The niger babies and
the Bingville band were much in evil
dence. The vaudeville proved par
ticularly popular. Tea was served
throughout the evening at dainty little
tables by Japanese maidens. A good
crowd turned out and with real
Bingville spirit showered confetti
about and drank the pink circus lem
onade
Miss French will be at home at Ri
denbaugh Hall, the second and fourth
Mondays of each month, from four to
six in the afternoon and from eight to |
ten in the evening.
Miss French entertained at dinner !
Sunday in honor. of Miss Roadway of |
Boise. The guests were Miss Roadway,
Mrs. William Balderston, Miss Eliza
beth Redway and Stella Balderston.
Miss Mabel Rudisell and Miss leila
Bigham came over from Kendrick for
the Idaho-Montana game and visited
with the Omega Pi girls.
Miss Margaret Neuman, IA, who is
teaching at Troy, came over for the
Oregon-Idaho game and spent the
weekend. .
President as Host /.
On Thursday noon in honor of Evan
Evans of Grangeville and Herman I
Rossi of Wallace President Brannon
gathered a few friends together for
luncheon at the Hotel Moscow. The !
delightful social hour was so much !
enjoyed that it prolonged itself until
Those invited were the 1
dessrs. Rossi, Evans, Lewis, Day, Hut
on, Veatch, Parsons, David, Byrns,
and Mcconnell
)r. UIrich Complimented
Miss French gave luncheon Thurs
ay, October 28th in honor of Dr. O
label Ulrich. Those present were Dr. is
label Ulrich, Miss Benton, Miss Hoov-
r, Miss Brashear, Miss Stephens, Miss T,
choch, Miss Taylor, Miss Burke Miss
1oods, Miss Murray and Miss Ellis.
The B.. Y. O. F. club met Friday af- III
,rnoon with Mrs. Hal Orland. -
The Current Events Club met Mon
ny, October Goth, at Carnegie Library. tt
be delegates who attended the meet 10
gs of the District and State Fedora ~
ons gave their reports. Amendments
the constitution were discussed and
parliamentary drill was held. iill
re Erapor+ uarora5 me
gr
MIS-. Oidlehce Eulnunuson ana MIS- sh,
win Cook entertained twelve guests be
cards Monday afternoon, compli-
sntary to Mrs. Gustav Frevert of c;e
1t Lake City The party was held the
the home of Mrs. Edmundson on ter
venth street. Those who played EV
re Mrs. Frevert, Mrs. Aldrich, Mrs
CELL, Mrs. Clifford Edmundson, Mrs.
lings, Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs, Cariar- viii
!, Mrs. Hodge, Miss Hyde Miss dun
,by and Miss Fawcett. vid
ma
Miss Vivian Clemans, who recently On
we'd to Charleston, has sent out in
atoms to a Halloween party Sat- sha
lay night to be given at their new kin
ne. Mrs. Wallace will go down :
h Berice Day. Elvera Quesnell, and n
toria as weekend guests of Mrs. >,
mans and Vivian.
'cellaneOus Shower prit
to their popular clul
md, Miss Vera White, who was 96c
FRIED day or so later, twenty of Csc.
Queen Esther girls gave her a ~
cellaneous shower at her hand q
lie home on Moore avenue on Mon .
evening. Many lovely gifts were
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