The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-02-20


more sober gatherings.
Annual Military Ball
Like all of it's predecessors, the an
nual military ball given last evening
in the armory, proved the most pop
ular as we'll as the most brilliant So
cial event of the season, and the af-
fair was attended by some 300 dane
ers and great many on-lookers. The
decorations displayed ingenuity and
skill and comprised canopy of stars
and stripes, colored lights, and ever
green trees. The general effect was
both artistic and handsome The ex-
cellent music and the superb floor con-
tributed much to the pleasure of the
evening
General supervision of the dance
arrangements was given by Lieut..
Herbert c. Fooks, commandant of the
cadets, and the committees working
under him were the central committee
composed of Major Carlson, Capt.
Stone, Capt. Gregory Capt. Morrison,
lieut.. Micbelthwaite, and Lieut..
Miller; the decoration committee, COM
posed of Capt. Gregory, Lieut.. Scho-
field, Lieut. Lockwood, Lieut.. Monta-
gue lieut. Knudson, and Lieut.. Shoup;
the program committee composed of
Capt Morrison and Lieut.. Everly; the
music committee composed of Capt
Stone the refreshment committee,
Lieut.. Mickelthwaite and Lieut.. Mont
ague; and the committee to select
patronesses was Lieut.. Miller.
The patrons and patronesses were
Mr.. and Mrs. Shattuck, Mr.. and Mrs.
Livingston, 1t. and Mrs. Osterman,
Capt. and Mrs. Lee, President Brannon,
Miss French, and Miss Stephens.
The programs were dainty army blue
leather booklets tied with white and |
gilt cords and provided with army-blue
pencils.
Punch was served throughout the ,
evening by Stella Balderston and
Marie Soulen at an attractively decor
ated booth.
The officers from the Pullman bat
talon and the ladies whom they escort
ed to the Idaho ball were Colonel
Major Dix, Captain Walsh,
Captain McDougal, Captain Hand
bloom, Capt. Clark, Lieut.. Mutty, and
Lieut.. Cartwright, and the Misses
Otto, Frecks, Stout, Mechlen, MARI
and Taylor.
Social at Methodist Church
Because of the proximity of Wash
ngton's Birthday the Epworth League
If the Methodist church arranged a
celebration for the social
held in the basement of the church !
asst evening. Guests were received by 5
members impersonating George and
Martha Washington and Martha's sis
ers. A series of games, some of them
'riginal, afforded the keenest pleasure
0 the company. One of these was call
~ OiOooliS tHC 1ClCW dl e, anu Ill
Their consisted of having blindfoldcd
ersons blow out lighted candle.
hadow pictures representing colonial
ay scenes were well presented. After
he serving of the refreshments the U
90 young people present left about d
lidnight for their homes, pronouncing g
ne social an unqualified success.
n Honor of Visitor e.
Mrs. William E. Wallace expects to st
1tertain informally in honor of Miss VI
ildred Thomas on Monday next IL
lass Initiation III
Last evening at the Presbyterian e.
mex, the Delta Alpha class initiated a
lie Misses Merritt, Meachum, Patter- he
IN, Ayers, Gilman and Kingston. At &C
r some merry games refreshments al
ere served. w
Okepahreca Club
The Mokepahreca Club met with Ct
rs George Richardson on February
tn, ali of the members being pres Fl