The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-01-23

Although there were no large, for
NAL affairs during the past week, the
social life of the city was unusually
gay, great number of jolly bridge
parties, suppers, dinners, and teas
having been much enjoyed. Miss Mix,
who will soon leave for Lewiston, was
the honor guest at numerous parties
of which Miss Driscoll's on Tuesday
evening was the most elaborate. Mrs
George Barker, wife of the secretary
of state, was the motif for several
pleasant luncheons and teas given by
her sister Miss Brashear.
Next week Housekeepers' Week will
absorb most of the energy and leisure
hours of the women of Moscow, and
several parties are planned in con-
nection with the programs. 1t IS eX-
pected that the enthusiasm over House
keepers Week will surpass that of any
previous year.
Ladies' Day at Elks
Ladies' Day at the Elks Temple was
enjoyed by number of women ON
Thursday of this week. Progressive
500 was played, Mrs. Harry Thatcher
receiving cut glass dish as result OF
achieving the highest score.
Informal Dinner
On Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs.
Frank David entertained at dinner in
honor of the fifth wedding anniversary
of Mr.. and Mrs Homer David.
Pleasant Dinner Party
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard David enter
tanned few friends at dinner on Tues
day evening last.
N. B. B. O. 0. Club Meets
Mrs. Joseph Driscoll at her home on
East Eighth street was hostess to the
N B. B. o. o. club on Friday after
noon. Needlework occupied the atten-
ton of the members until the serving
of refreshments at the close Of the at
ternoon.
Smoker at Melgard Home
Mr.. Anderson Melgard of Warren,
Minnesota, was the guest of honor at
pleasant smoker on Thursday evening
when Mr.. Hawkins Melgard entertain
ed Mp F. A. David, Mr.. B. T. Byrns,
Mr.. NJ. E. Lewis, and Mr.. A. H. Over
smith
Dancing Party
Miss Abbie Mix will entertain a few
friends informally this evening at the
Day home, and all the new dances re-
Gently learned by the younger set VIII
be practiced
Informal Dinner
Mr. and Mrs c. L. Butterfeld enter
tanned a number of friends informally
at dinner, last Saturday evening. Covers
we're laid for six. Bridge was enjoyed
until late hour.
Enjoyable Dinner Party
Mr.. Hawkins Melgard was host at a
very handsomely appointed dinner on
Sunday last at his pleasant home on
Hayes street. Covers were laid for
Mr. and Mrs. Anderson Melgard, Mi.
and Mrs. William Cahill, Miss Otness,
and DR.. WIKI.
Evening Of Bridge
Miss Katherine Driscoll compliment
ed Miss Maud Mix on Wednesday eve
ming with a charming bridge party in
the Matinee Room at Childers', which |
was effectively decorated for the oc-
casion. Potted plants, pink shaded
candles. and miniature baskets OF flow
ers and ferns crowned by bows OF PINK
maline carried out charmingly the col
or scheme of pink and white. Mrs.
William Marsh carried off the honors
in the games. Those present were
Mesdames Mix, Yost, Barton, Meeker,
Clarke, Crandall White, Thompson,
Mac Martin, Lieuallen, Clarence Ed
mundson, Boyd Childers, John Child
ers. and Marsh, and the Misses Maud
Mix, Abbie Mix, and Talbot.
Jolly Card Party
At their delightful home on A
street, Mrs. c.. A. Broman and Miss
Ruth Broman last evening entertained
a number of friends in compliment to
Miss Maud Mix. Cards and dancing
we're enjoyed, and after delicious sup
per was served, songs were sung by
the assembled company. Those pres