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

the LdDle ana a SeVeH-cOuTSe DdHque
was served. During the evening song
were sung and letters from the oil
girls who could not be present wer'
read.
Mrs Hume made a most interesting
and charming toastmistress. Heller
Bowden, Helen Deneke, Lois Jones
Peninah Newlan, and Frances Fish
burn responded with toasts.
Aside from the active chapter those
present were: Mrs. Hume, Henrietta
Stafford, Lillian Clarke, Lillian Skatta-
Doe, Mrs VIM. Lee, Mrs. H. P. Fish
burn, and Anita Taylor.
Auxiliary Meeting
The regular monthly meeting of the
Young Ladies Auxiliary of the Wom-
ans Home Missionary society was
held at the home of Mrs. Corliss Nc
Elroy Monday evening Miss Smith
conducted the lesson study which was
followed by the business meeting af-
ter which refreshments were ser
Keen interest is being felt in the
enigma contest
Visitors Return Home
Among the ladies who returned
home during the week were Mrs. Tay-
Tor, wife of Lieutenant Governor Tay-
lor, and Mrs. Greenburg, wife of the
City Editor of the Moscow Star-Mir
ror. Mrs. J. j. Day also returned the
same day. These three charming Wis
itors were from the hotel Owyhee
coterae and will be greatly missed in
Bosses social circle.-Boise Capital
News
Dinner Guests
On Wednesday evening, Miss Woods,
Miss Kjosness, and Miss Lubkin were
dinner guests of Gamma Phi Beta.
Dinner Guests
On Wednesday evening julius Nord-
by, A. l.. Johnson, Frank La Frenz,
and E. ]. Iddings were dinner guests
of Phi Delta Theta.
Historical Club
The general meeting of the Historic
al Club in the club rooms on Friday
afternoon was devoted chiefly to tn
election of officers. Mrs. Cook was
chosen president; Mrs. o. W. Boards
ley, first vice president; Mrs. d. House,
second vice president; Mrs F. w. |
Gale, secretary; Mrs. S. Coleman |
executive board, Mrs. W. H. |
Conner, Mrs. H. T. Kendrick, Mrs
Ray Carter. Mrs. j. G. Gibson was
elected to the library board for term
IF three years.
Tea for Mrs. Moore
Mrs. Warren S. Moore, a newcomer
n Moscow society, was introduced
afternoon by Mrs. Howard
David to her friends at a charmingly
appointed tea. Mrs. Earl David as
listed in receiving. Mrs. Frank David
md Mrs. H. R. Smith presided at the
ca table which was daintily decorated
n basket of pink carnations and
ink dragons. The refreshments also
arried out the pink and white color
cheme Miss Carithers and Miss
oulen assisted in the dining room.
hi Delta Theta Banquet +
The active members and the alumni '
Phi Delta Theta had a delightful Y
me at their annual Founders Day t
anquet given in Williamson's cafe
4 Monday evening. Toasts were Civ
by Mr.. Brannon, Mr.. Phillips, Mr. 2
ardine, and Mr. Colver acted as toast h
aster. Covers were laid for forty =
srsons. =
erry-GO Round Club
Mrs. H. B. Mickey at her home on Il
mn avenue entertained the Merry =
)-Round club on Thursday after =
ION at what proved to be most en- :
yable meeting. =
rthday Party
afternoon Mrs. Frank !,
'erg's birthday was delightfully."- cele-
ated by a party which included -
ore of her friends. Music entertained !,
? guests until four o'clock when an
lborate luncheon was served. Many 90
inty and handsome presents were -,
,eived by Mrs. Oberg. =,
Those present were Mesdames
lnson, Carl Oberg, Ramstedt, Ed. =
erg, Edwin Oberg, John Oberg, :
lnson, Miss Svenson of Occur II
lene college, the Misses Ruth II
lnson, Alma Johnson, Anderton,
RE Johnson, Florence Oberg, vib- II
Oberg, Agnes Ramstedt, Eva II
srg, Carl Oberg Jr., Viola Oberg, Is
Mr.. Even Johnson. Ii
Tor Mrs. iyeriII II