The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-04-10

from which jumped black cat will
a card attached to it's collar bearing
the information that the happy even
would take place April IA. The 80 girl.
until the buffet luncheon was served
Pink and white hyacinths and phil
carnations decorated the table and The
living room. Mrs. Scott Anderson ah(
Miss Mcfarland poured tea and choc
olate. Assisting in serving were Miss
Skillern, Miss Kate Skillern, Miss
afternoon Miss Irene Gould played
several enjoyable piano selections
Boise Statesman
Miscellaneous Shower
The four pretty luncheon tables
which seated the guests of Miss Cen
cal Hague Wednesday when she en-
tertained in honor of Miss Mcfarland,
with carnations on the table of the
bride elect. Miss Kate Skillern Won
the prize at bridge. Miss Hague was
assisted by Miss Gladys Mcfarland
Miss Ruth Greed and Miss Sarah Skill
| lern.-Boise Statesman.
Phi Delta Theta "FOrmal.
The hundred or more guests of Phi
10 or fhn o1 ,o1
dance given last evening in the UNI
versity armory report that the affair
was by far the pleasantest Of the many
pleasant parties Phi Delta Theta has
given. The hall was cleverly decora-
ted in a scheme that displayed much
ingenuity and endles labor. The col
ors were the Phi Delta Theta blue
and white, and the dark walls of the
room were entirely concealed by lat
tice work in colored bunting. At one
end hung an electric sign whose de-
sign was a reproduction of that seen
on the fraternity pins.
The excellent music, the delicious
the floor were all much appreciated
Numerous out-of-town guests were
present, many of them dancing the
newest and most elaborate dances.
Easter Breakfast Party
Fourteen friends of Master Jerome
and Miss Bernice Day sat down with
them on Easter Sunday morning to
a merry breakfast. The long table
was fairly covered with dainty and
emblems suitable to the oc
casion, or at least to the tastes of lit
lie folk. Bunnies with gold and wigg-
y tails, little chickens that fairly
,hirped, tigers whose heads wagged t
O and fro, black cats that looked |
solemn and wise, and huge nest V
If colored eggs in a gray basket i
rom which ribbon streamers extended
0 each place so that every guest could
raw out his own particular egg
hese were some of the things that de-
lighted the youngsters hearts. :
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Inner at TRUTHS t
Clever little Japanese favors served
1r attractive place cards at the hand
omely appointed Easter dinner given
y Mr. and Mrs. Truitt last Sunday
fternoon. Covers were laid for six.
inner to Mr.. BrannOn IL
The members of the Phi Delta Theta Vi
Iumni gathered at Brands grill at
Don today for an informal luncheon
honor of DR.. Nj. A. Brannon, presi :
snt of the University of Idaho. Eight
,lleges and universities were repre- :,
,nted. DR.. Brannon spoke of matters -
the university in way which was
specially interesting to college men
Boise News.
lster Dinner ~
Mr. and Mrs. Julias Cherpillod ~
we delicious Easter dinner last o.
lnday. Those present were Mr.. and -
RS. w. G. Barge, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. pe
BISON, Miss Root and Harry Cherpil ~
!, all of Moscow
ciety Personals i.
Mr.. Josiah Richards and Mr.. Fred III
fields, both members of Phi Delta Al
leta, arrived in Moscow yesterday ra
om Spokane to attend the annual lei
nee of that fraternity TN
Ma
The three children of Mr.. and Mrs hi,
zko Barghoorn of Spokane have ar las
yed in Moscow and will spend their mr.
ring vacation with their aunt, Mrs. bo
aries Shields. or,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. MCGOWAN have
me to Miscow to live and have ia 49,
n the Quesnell residence on A 10
eet. ~
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