The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-02-20

III NluU III
At the home of Mrs. M. E. Lewis
on Wednesday afternoon the members
of the Hi Yu Club were hostesses to
the Pleaides Club, the B. Y. 0. F.
Club, and a few other friends of Mrs.
L. F. Henderson in whose honor the
affair was given. Pink snap dragons
decorated the hall and reception
room, and daffodils were effectively
arranged in the dining room where a
buffet luncheon was served. Mrs.
Martin sang several selections. At
the tea table Mrs. Hannah and Mrs.
Soulen presided.
Phi Delta Theta Initiates
Last Friday and Saturday Phi Delta
initiated the following men: Graydon
Crawford, Ronald Everly, Sigmund
Sieler, Harry McDougall, Donald
Eagleson.
Charming Kensington
Thifty-two invitations were issued
for a Kensington given on Friday af-
ternoon by Mrs. H. R. SSmith in hon
or of Mrs. L. F. Henderson and Mrs.
Bernard Palmer Pink ported hya-
cinths and carnations were used eff
fectively in decoration. Solos were
sung by Mrs Soulen and Mrs. Orland.
Historical Club
The general meeting of the Historic
al club was held in the club rooms on
Friday
Party at DOrmitOry
Mary McClenahan, Grace Darling,
Marguerite Linn, Margaret Rawlings,
Edna Harrington, and Olive Merrih
entertained the girls of Ridenbaugh
Hall at Valentine party Saturday
evening.
Games Suitable for Valentines day
were played, The Queen of Hearts and
heart hunt. Then the girls played
charades until summoned to the dining
room. There they found a long ia
BILE charmingly decorated with a bas-
ket of carnations and red ribbons.
Clever little place cards located each
one in her proper class. A dainty
luncheon was served and the reading
ed, and the giving of toasts afforded
much merriment. The party closed
with dancing of a rollicking Virginia
.-Argonaut.
Guest From POtlatch
Reverend Father Morris Of Potlatch
was a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John F.
Yost on Tuesday last.
Bridge Afternoon
This afternoon Mrs E. e. Crandall
charmingIy entertained at bridge
Mrs. Parsons, Mrs Willatowski, Mrs.
Hutton, Mrs. Barrows, Mrs. Clarke, |
Mrs. Butterfield, Mrs. Palmer, Mrs. |
Fishburn, Mrs. Patten, Mrs. Hender-
son, Mrs. Truitt, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs |
Wallace, Mrs. Kaufman, Miss French,
and Miss Brashear. Miss Helen Pat I
ten and Miss Amelia Brown assisted |
in serving.
Mrs. ChiIders Gets Prize
Mrs John Childers was the FORUM
ate winner of the prize, a silver fork, |
on Thursday afternoon when three !
tables of ladies engaged in a bridge
game at the Elks' Temple
Eastern Star Initiates
On Tuesday evening Mrs. l. W. Cook
was initiated as a member of the
Eastern Star.
Club Meeting
On Thursday afternoon next the
members of the Moketahreca club will
meet with Mrs. Mile Wright at her
home on Asbury street.
Iyyhurst Club
Mrs. John Nisbet will on next
Thursday entertain the members of
the Ivyhurst Embroidery club at her
pleasant home on East Eighth street.
Past Noble Grand Club
Eighteen members enjoyed meet
ing of the Past Noble Grand club at
the home of Mrs Flint on Lilly street
on Wednesday last.
w. C. T. q. Entertained
Mrs. T. S. Edmundson was hostess
to the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union last Wednesday afternoon. The
afternoon was devoted to a memorial
service of Frances Willard. The pic
ture of Frances Willard was draped in
The Stars and Stripes and the Gala
lilies used in decoration signifed the
pure life of Miss Willard After an
excellent program Mrs. Moody spoke
IN the former work of the w. G. 7. u, ,
paying tender tribute to Mother