The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-08-07

UTSdhd, Ouuudy, August L. lie III d
riage took place at the home of NJ
and Mrs. Otto MUTT, 241 South Twent.
eighth street. The ceremony We
performed at 1890 by Rev. Mr.. Sti
of Pawne City, Nebraska, in the pres
ence of only relatives and clos
friends. The wedding was followe
by four-course luncheon
Mrs. Heard is a graduate of Per
state normal, and attended the stat
university She has been teaching i
the kindergarten department of TIL
Raymond, Neb., schools during tn
past two years Professor Heard is
graduate of the University of Idaho
having spent one year on the facult.
of that school, and two years in tn,
agricultural department of the stat,
normal at Peru, where he is now EN-
ployed
''Out of town guests were: Mise:
Pearl and Jessie Clarke of South Au
burn; H. G. Heard of Moscow, Idaho;
Mrs. R. M. Milford and daughter, OIL
ga, of Murray, Neb.; Mrs. NIelvina Ma
gee of Ohio; Mr.. and Mrs. Dana r
MUTT of Utica, Neb.; r. Dennis Mua7
of Beaver Crossing, Neb:, and Otto
MUTT, Jr.,of Ellis, Neb.
"Mr. and Mrs. Heard left on the
evening train for the west where they
will visit Yellowstone Park and the
exposition at San Francisco, after
spending short time with the groom's
parents in Moscow, Idaho They will
return to Peru in about six weeks to
make their home.
Off For San Francisco
A party leaving this week for San
Francisco to take in the fair was com
posed of President NJ A. Branon, of
the university. his two daughters and
Miss Benton, Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Shat
tuck and Mr.. and Mrs. ] S. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Scott will jour
ney to San Francisco to take in the
fair during the next week
A. Larsen and wife have gone to
San Francisco to visit the fair. They
make the trip by water from Flavel
'DOnneI
The marriage of Miss Louise Baker
and George O'Donnell was announced
by the arrival of the couple in Moscow
,oday, Mrs, O'Donnell is an Iowa girl
/ graduate of Gr1nnell college She
spent a year at the University of Chi
cago and did graduate work at the |
University of Seattle last winter as |
assistant in the mathematics depart
nent Mr.. O'Donnell finished at the |
University of Idaho in 1912, was a
member of the Zeta Delta Fraternity,
md has since been instructor in Ger
nan at the University of Oregon. The
Wedding took place in Seattle Tuesday,
august 8. Mr.. and Mrs. O'Donnell
will spend the remainder of the sum-
ler with Mr.. O'Donnell's parents
ear Moscow
'reated to Surprise
Miss Bertha Hanson was delightful
Y surprised Wednesday evening at the
ONE of Miss Violet Boyd when friends
rived unexpectedly and showerei
er with miscellaneous gifts. The
vening was spent in games. Dainty
afreshments were served. Miss Han
On and Miss Boyd will leave Wednes-
ay for Boone, Iowa, where both have
nrolIed in a bible school.
Dciety Personals
Miss Marjory Merwin has returned
ONE from the Cheney normal school }
here she has been during the summer
udying. Before returning home she
sited friends in Spokane for brief
eriod.
Mrs. J. A. Mccain and daughters,
unice and Mildred, who have been
sitting relatives here this week, will
4
ave Sunday for Almota, Wn., to camp
18th friends a few days before return
G to their home in Gilbert. Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs G.. F. Albright and dagh- |
rs returned Thursday evening from |
,okane and Occur d'Alene. The trip |
Is made by auto.
DR.. and Mrs. McDaniels and family
d nephew, Paul Barrett, were guests
the Ankeney home near Moscow last
esday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Brandt and small
n, Robert, have gone to Spokane to
Ike their home there. Il
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Newton, Miss =
lbel McGregor and DR.. McColl OF - -
oy were gueste of Mr. and Mrs. A. -