The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-08-21


IDAHO BUILDING, SAN FRANCIS
co, Aug. 21.-(Special.) One of tn
interesting occasions of the Idah
building was the nuptials of Captain
George Steunenberg and Miss Flor
ence Alexander, Monday evening o
last week. The ceremony was per
formed by Chaplain Ossewarde Of thu
21st Infantry, U. S. A. Among the
Idaho people present were Lieutenan
Marks of Boise, the hostess, Mrs. w
Fl. Ridenbaugh, Miss Permeal French
and the Misses Noble. Captain Steun-
berg is we'll known as the brother Of
Ex-Governor Frank Steunenberg, and
c. B. Steunenberg, now in the United
States marshal's office in Boise. Cap
tain Steunberg has attracted no lit
tie reputation as a writer for differ
ent periodicals. The happy couple
will sail for Honolulu on the 7th of
September where they will be station
ed at Schofield Barracks.
At the Idaho Building
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 21.-(Spe-
cial. )-Among the recent Idaho Wis
itors to the exposition were Mr.. A. r.
Cruzen, Mr.. and Mrs. Harrington, Mr..
Harrington being member of the
city council of Boise, Mr.. Jess B.
Hawley, Mrs. Startling and son. Mrs.
Noble and her daughters, Gertrude and
May, left the Idaho building today
and are spending some time in the
city before returning to Boise the lat
ter part of this month. Miss Ethel
Sheridan, daughter of R. S. Sheridan,
proprietor of the Evening Capital
News, arrived in the city recently and
is one of the assistant hostesses OF
the Idaho building.
Mrs. Otis Randall HOnOred
Mrs Otis Randall was honored by
farewell party Friday afternoon at
the home of Mrs W. F. Morgareidge.
Mrs. Randall leaves shortly for New
York. Those present were the Mes
danes Meeks, P. L. Smith, Stafford,
Anderson, Nolan, Pochel, Van Hook, |
Fem, Draper, McWreath, Morgan
edge, Dowdy, Armbruster. Blinn,
Smith, Walker, Peterson, Randall, |
Moore, Campbell, Matthews, Stevens
and Miss Draper. The afternoon was
spent with needlework and dainty
luncheon was enjoyed.
Dinner Guests at Nisbet Home
Miss June Miller, Miss Adamson
and Mrs. Wilfred Harrington were
dinner guests Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. John Nisbet, 446 East
Eighth street
Club
The agricultural Club" which is
made up of the wives of the faculty
Of the agricultural college, met Tues
lay afternoon with Mrs. C. w. Col
yer at her home on Deakin avenue.
The club is purely social. 1t has
been organized for over a year. Two
lew members were welcomed into the
,lub Tuesday, Mrs. Wilson and Mrs.
3obb. Guests of the club were Miss
.ottie Wright of Three Oaks, Mich, ,
md Mrs. !. NJ Chatfield of Ft. Collins, :,
,ol. i,
fr. MunsOn Surprised b
A group of sixty-fve friends and
eighbors gathered at "Cozy Cove"
he home of Charles j. Munson, last II
sunday, giving him very pleasant
urprise. The event was in honor of :
If. Munsons birthday which occur .
ed the day before. After spending
ocial afternoon, refreshments were
arved. A photographer from town
ent to the Munson home and large u
roup picture was taken as momen- +
of the occasion.
tt
usicale at Lewis Home
A very pleasant musical evening tn
as enjoyed last night by the Soulen Iw
I'd Lewis families, Mrs. Van de m
,eeg and daughter and Donald David by
the Lewis home. Miss Van de H
eeg is an accomplished vocalist and re
e delighted her friends with a num- |