The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-03-06
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DUETS of violets and on Thursday wer
sweet peas. Cards were played i
Mrs. Days apartments later in tn
afternoon. Statesman.
Birthday Luncheon
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Johl
Canham gave a birthday party in hon
or of the 10th birthday of her hus
| band. an elaborate luncheon bein!
served at four o'clock. Those pres
ent were DR.. and Mrs. Hatfield, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Morris, Mr. and Mrs
Peter Olson, Mrs. G. W. Brown, ant
Miss June Miller. Mr.. Canham was
presented with many beautiful gifts
including potted plants, carnations
and sweet peas.
Mr.. Canham is extremely popular in
a large circle of friends, and he re-
ceived throughout the day the hearty
congratulation Of his many admirers.
A general skepticism was expressed
as to the truth of the statement that
he had reached his 18th year, SO Wig
orous is his appearance.
Mrs. Sampson Entertains
Twenty-Five friends enjoyed the hos
pitality of Mrs. H. A. Sampson on
Friday afternoon when she entertain
ed at her home on East Seventh street
in honor of Mrs Swenson. Reading
and conversation were much enjoyed.
Dainty refreshments were served. The
table was effectively decorated in a
beautiful bouquet of daffodils.
Mrs. Estes EntertainS
Mrs. Homer Estes at her home on
South Jefferson street on Wednesday
afternoon entertained the Pythian
Sisters at what proved to be a delight
ful meeting. The guests of the af-
.ernoon were Mrs. F. Troyer, Mrs.
Jorliss McElroy, Mrs. Spears, and
Mrs. Fred Keasel. Conversation and
sewing furnished the entertainment
Delicious refreshments were served.
Meeting
The Woman's Home Missionary So
,iety met at the home of Mrs. w. H. !
conner on Wednesday afternoon with |
hirty-three members present. AS the
resident, Mrs Fogle, was ILL., Mrs. !
B. P. Griffith presided. The lesson,
The Red Man" was very ably present
d by Mrs. Morgareidge and two of
er helpers, Mrs. Handlin and Mrs.
'owles one of the interesting fea
ures was a number of Indian relics of
cad work, tomahawks, pipes and
cad pieces. These were displayed
nd worn by two little boys. The next
leeting will be at the Parsonage with
[rs. Tenwick as leader.
Class Party
The Philathea class of the Baptist
lulCu gave dll AZ IIOulc PAL ~ "
lie Baraca class Friday evening at
e Baptist parsonage. Thirty-five
ere present. The girls wore dust
Fps and aprons. The evening was
'ent in playing games. Refresh q
ents were served All departed at 6
te hour and report a good time.
erry Co Round Club |
The Merry Go-Round Club met T
lursday afternoon with Mrs. Flora N
'wne Dainty refreshments were j
rved, and the usual good time was Il
joyed by all present. Some charita- b
, work was discussed and planned, W
d will be commenced at the next N
eting, which will be at the home of "
s. H. B. Mickey. -
.asant Social Hour
Irs. w. S. Candish was hostess to CT
Home Department of the Historic S;
club on Friday afternoon at her tie
ne on B street. An excellent pro- at
m was followed by social hour WI
ing which refreshments were serv- Sc
M
Ible X Card Club -
If. and Mrs. Fred Veatch enter il,
led the Double x Card club on or
dnesday evening at their home on NJ,
I'd street. After Progressive 800" mf
been enjoyed for some time, elab-
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