The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-05-29

Delta Gamma HOnOred
l. At her home on Polk street at hig
n noon today, Miss Edna Clarke entel
d tanned at dinner the active and alum
p nae members of Delta Gamma sorority
n The tables were very pretty in center
h pieces of roses. Place cards, painte
+ by Miss Clarke, were pink and blu
with the Delta Gamma shield in on
e corner. A ,four-course dinner wa
: served to the 80 guests.
Mrs. Butterfield Entertains
Following the midday dinner a
Miss Clarkes the members of Delt'
Gamma repaired today to the home
of Mrs. C. l.. Butterfield where they
enjoyed a delightful social afternoon
followed by the serving of tea.
Hi Yu Luncheon
In lieu of the picnic plannd fol
Wednesday last the Hi Yu club gave
a luncheon at the home of Mrs. Frank
David at which Mrs. Calvin Nichols
of Chicago was ali honor guest Mrs.
Nichols left today for her home in
Chicago.
Mrs. Savidge Entertained
Mrs. Paul Savidge was during her
visit at the home of her brother, VIM.
e. Lee, complimented by many social
affairs planned for her entertainment
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Roland
Hodgins gave a sewing party in her
honor. On Thursday evening she was
initiated into Delta Gamma and was
entertained at the sorority house at
dinner. Mrs. Savidge left today for
visit at her former home in Ash
vile, North Carolina
Visitor HOnOred
Mrs. B. p Griffith's guest for the
past week, Mrs. Calvin Nichols, was
an extremely popular and much feted
guest during her stay in Moscow. Num-
erous luncheons and dinners were CIV
en- in her honor.
Dinner for Scots
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Morgareidge en-
tertained at dinner Wednesday eve
ming in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin |
Scott who leave Monday for Marsh |
field, Or, where they will make their
home.
Junior Alumni Banquet
The sixth annual Junior-Alumni
banquet was held in the high school /
gymnasium last Saturday evening. II
was one of the most elegantly ap
pointed affairs ever given by the high |
school. The color scheme of pink and
green was everywhere carried out, he
room being decorated with masses of
evergreen and jardinierS Cf pink II
The tables were beauti-
iully decorated with pink shaded can
lies and dainty menu cards which {
we're painted by the girls in the Jun J
or class.
One hundred and thirty-nine cues
gathered to enjoy the occasion in
luding, the Junior class, the Senior
lass, the Alumni, the members of
he school board and high school fac =
lty. The banquet was prepared by "
he members of the ga and lob cook =
lg classes, each girl being RESPONSE =
the banquet in manner to he y
roud Of y
The following people responded to %
,asts, Carrot Witbeck, president Of y
lie Junior class acting as POSTMASTER: l.
onrad Ostroot, Margaret Byrns, Miss
NTH, Eleanor Brannon, Mr.. Parsons,
ildred Lillibridge, and Mr.. Randall
t the close of the evening a short
Getting was held by the alumni and d
Ulcers for the year were elected. pl
de
Hall Feasts nj
In honor of campus day the usual
PIPER was converted into a sort of =
lpromptu banquet The tables were II
ranged in the form of an I, and a II
ry bountiful repast was spread. II
gina NJ Installation II
Last week the local fraternity Zeta II
eta attained to the dignity of a chap
of national organizatio.,, Sigma
/. A number of fraternity men from |
t of town were present to assist in
2 installation. The work was done Z
der the direct supervision of In
ector F. d. Allen. The installation
I'M was composed of representatives wi
all the western chapters of Sigma til
/. its
IN honor of the visiting members an vi
borate banquet was given on Sat LII
lay evening at the Williamson cafe. IL
The banquet was preceded by a re- a. a.
)tiOn and dance at the armOrv All "