The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-11-13
Mrs. Hand CompIimented


Der of the intimate friends of the lat
ter who enjoyed the opportunity fol
a farewell. Mrs Hand and children
left today for Long Beach, Cal, where
they will spend the winter.
Entertained at Bridge
Mrs William Hunter, and Mrs. w.
H. Carithers entertained at two at
tractive affairs at the Hunter home
during the week On Thursday after
noon 80 guests enjoyed an informal
Kensington. Mrs. F. A David and
s. T. Owings assisted the hostess
This afternoon the two matrons enter
H. Whittier and Mrs. Blackwell as
sisted in receiving. The Misses Lii
liam Carithers, Aimee Watson and
Lois Parsons presided in the dining
room at both affairs. Mrs. Hunter
has issued cards for two similar after
Moons to be given next week.
Informal kensingtOn
Mrs H. D. Martin entertained in
formally at a kensington on Tuesday
afternoon, supplementary to Mrs. J.
r. Smead of Boise There were IL
guests.
Thanksgiving Service
The annual Thanksgiving and
Praise service of the Missionary So
ciety of the Presbyterian church was
held Thursday afternoon in the church |
parlors. The rooms were decorated
with Oregon grape and mountain ash
berries. Mrs. F. A. David and Mrs. H. |
H. Simpson were hostesses. Follow
service of praise was led by Mrs. J.
D. Eldridge. This appropriate serv
ice, I'm Gods Out-of-Doors" consisted
of readings, songs, and prayer. After
the intermission, during which the an
nual Thanksgiving offering was ta-
ken, Mrs. E. c. Arnold and Miss Root
sang a beautiful duet Miss Wilson
gave very interesting talk on Egypt,
which was greatly enjoyed by her aud
fence. Refreshments were served late
ip the afternoon.
A Surprise Party
Mrs. A. c. Fem was pleasantly sur
prised by 25 members of the Royal
Neighbors on Friday night the occas-
ion being Mrs Fenns birthday. Late
in the evening refreshments were
served
Delightful Reception
The largest and most charming af-
fair of the week was the reception in
the Guild hall on Wednesday after
noon at which Mesdames D. C. Liv- \,
ingston, L. ]. Corbett, H. T. Lewis, E.
H. Storer and A. M. Winslow were
hostesses, honoring Mrs. Augusta r.
Brigham of Boston, Mass. The hall
was made attractive with quantities of
yellow and white chrysanthemums
and autumn foliage, the same color
scheme of yellow and white being carl
delightful program was given. Prof
5torer, Prof. H. 7. Lewis, Miss T. Nc
Mahon being heard in musical num-
1ers, and Miss French in readings
Assisting the hostesses were Mesdames
:. A. David, Iddings, Axtell and Mad
I'M Griffith Two hundred guests
we're received during the afternoon
ours.
'hOenix Bridge Club
The members OF the Phoenix Bridge
Tub were pleasantly entertained at
be home of Mrs. G. L. Thompson on
tuesday, afternoon, honors going to
[rs. T. A. Meeker Dainty refresh
tents were served by the hostess.
RS Chas. McClain of Boise was a
uest of the club.
Others Club Met
The Mothers club met with Mrs Roy
agnes yesterday afternoon. The dis
1ssion was christmas gifts, and
thanksgiving goodies All members
the club were present
w. c. A. Luncheon
The advisory board of the Y. w. C.
of Moscow entertained the advis-
y board Of the same organization
Pullman today, at a four-course III
ncheon at the home of Dr. Brannen. s.
lie table appointments were in vel 81
" and white. yellow candles and rs
AIDES and yellow chrysanthemums @
1ding a charm to the rooms of the A
annon home. The place cards bore 81
3 seals Of Idaho and w. S. c.. united r.
a tiny Blue Bird, the symbol of
,e and happiness. After the lunch
! the guests were taken to the home
Mrs B. T. Byrns for a social af-
noon. Covers were laid for Med
mes Fullmer, Thompson, Schedd,
Lller, Goodyear and the Misses Craig
! White of Pullman and Mesdames e
ms, Aspray, Axtell, Madame Ed 3
&c and Misses Benton, Smith and ID