The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-03-20

Fewer weeks in Moscow society have
been buster or merrier than the past
Banquets, dances, teas, and dinner
parties have been numerous, and the
next weeks promise of a more stale
schedule will be most welcome tc
strain of late hours.
Mrs. Robbins Entertains Club
N. B. B. o. O. Needlework club had
a most enjoyable meeting on Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. w. S.
Robbins on East d street. Mrs. White,
Mrs. Averill and Miss Drscoll were
guests.
Mrs. Griffith Hostess to Club
club met on Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. ]. G. Griffith on Pol
street.
Class Party
On ST. Patrick's evening the Sophie
more class of the high school gave a
party in honor of the Freshmen, the
affair being the customary substitute
for the old-time class scrap. About
$50 we're present to enjoy games and
a bury the-hatchet' speech delivered
by Mr.. Hall.
The names of the Sophomores were
represented by sketches on the walls.
AS an appropriate recognition of the
18th of March, all the refreshments
were green except the potatoes, land
they were Irish, too" Miss Smith,
Miss Yates, Mr.. Randall, and Mr.. Rich
were present.
Afternoon Teas Popular
The series of Wednesday afternoon
teas given by the teachers of the
Whitworth building are proving very
enjoyable affairs. Last Wednesday
Miss Jeanette Funk and Miss Iona
Adair were hostesses and entertained
the teachers of the building and sew
eral friends.
Auxiliary Social
The annual social meeting of the
Women's Auxiliary of the Moscow
Chamber of Commerce on Monday af- |
ternoon surpassed in pleasure and in
terest the highest expectations OF i
those who were instrumental in carry I
ing out the program The graceful I
welcome speech by the new president, I
Mrs. Retta Holman, was succeeded by
routine business, and then by the /
social hour. Mrs Richard Burke, re-
firing president, reviewed the work OF
of the organization in the development I
of community spirit. Mrs. Burke's
genuinely democratic spirit, keen in
sight into civic problems, and clever
presentation of her subject matter
produced the finest possible effect up
on her hearers. After her address
tea was served, and conversation was
enjoyed until five o'clock.
Informal Dance
Thirty friends enjoyed the hospital
ty of Mr.. and Mrs. Homer David on
Monday evening when they gave an
Informal and impromptu dance in their
delightful bungalow on Van Buren,
street. Delicious refreshments were ,
orrp1 or 1ata boIr
dinner Guests {
On Sunday evening last Mr.. and Mrs. t
erome Day had small supper party. :
IN Saturday preceding and on Mon Q
ay they gave informal dinners. e
freshman Glee y
The Freshman Glee given last eve y
ing in the armory was attended by a
reat crowd of students and was NJ
cry jolly affair. The programs were
nique, and the music was excellent l.
ISIS French, Miss Benton, Miss G
tephens, Miss fuller, and Mrs. Hut NJ
n were patronesses. 10
eception Wednesday b
President Brannon has issued invit-
ions for reception on Wednesday "
ening at his home on Adams street. VI
he members of the faculty will be SC
S guests. III
ell
,lta Gamma Banquet da
The Williamson cafe has been the re
enc of many an elaborate banquet
lch enjoyed by those who appreciate 10
2 great skill of the chef and the OF
.ver decorations usually displayed 10
e of the most successful affairs ever d.
zen there was the Founders Day 10
nquet of Delta Gamma on Saturday Ma
sning last. The table was beauti- lar
ly decorated with hyacinths, smilax, OBJ
MS and carnations. Lights were af- an,
ded from pink-shaded candles. At
0, thirty guests gathered around