The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-04-03

party was given at the Coats's home on
Thursday evening. Covers were laid
for Miss Myra Moody and Miss Ida
Yates, Miss Bane, Miss Reeder, and
Mr. and Mrs. Coats.
Miss Bane is a charming young
woman and her next visit will be
looked forward to by those who were
given the opportunity to Vect her.
Home Department Meets
Mrs. John Marlatt yesterday after
noon was hostess to the Home de-
partment of the Historical club. The
members answered to the roll-call by
giving a topic on "My Favorite Pic
ture and Why" Mr.. Otis Randall
read an interesting and instructive pa
per on the purposes of school. Mrs.
L. X. Strong of Santa Anna, California,
prepared paper on pictures and their
influence on childhood, which was
read by Mrs Morgareidge Mrs. R. V.
Cozier of Seattle wrote an article on
the education and ethical value of
pictures. 1t was read by Mrs. Will
lam ]. Hunter. The social hour was
much enjoyed
News of Travellers
| Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Butterfield are
now at San Jose, California and both
win 70
change of climate. Mr.. Butterfield, in !
particular, shows marked improve
ment in health. They report that they |
are having a delightful holiday.
Needle Work Club
At her pleasant home on South Mon
roe street. Mrs. T. B. McBryde on Fri
day afternoon entertained the mem
bers of the N. B. B. O. o. club.
Afternoon at Elks' Club
Twelve women spent an enjoyable
afternoon at the Elks' temple on
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Boyd Child
ers was awarded the prize for the
highest score, and she in turn gracious
ly presented the dainty bit of china
to Mrs. Hansen of Genesee, who was
the guest of Mrs. Robbins.
Elaborate Supper Party
On Easter Sunday evening, at their
home on C street, Mr.. and Mrs. James
j. Gill will entertain the thirty mem
bers of the De Smet club at four
course supper. This club is composed
of the Catholic students of the Uni
versity, and on Easter Sunday morning
the members will attend service toget-
her
Faculty WOmen's Club
So successful was the first party
given by the Faculty Women's club
that second has been arranged for
next A program similar to
the one given before will be followed
by the serving of light refreshments.
The guests will comprise the women
of the city who were not included on
the previous occasion.
Delightful KensingtOn
At the home of Mrs M. W. Griffith
IN Thursday afternoon, Mrs. Earl
David and Mrs. Griffith entertained
more than thirty of their friends at a ,
delightful Kensington. Jonquils were
arranged about the rooms. /
}. Y. 0. F. Club
The regular meeting of the B. Y O.
'. club did not occur this week because &c
was Holy week; but the next meeting I'd
yill be held at the home of Mrs. Sc
eorge Horton on First street on Id
thursday. m
Informal Dinner III
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Truitt will en-
,rtain informally at a midday dinner d.
morrow. The Truitt residence has IN
list been improved by the addition of s.
handsome sun-parlor.
erry Go Round Club VIZ
The members of the Merry go-round
ub were entertained on Thursday
ternoon by Mrs. w. H. Conner and ha
RS. Cora Campbell on West Third we
rect. The guests were highly amused
hen the first course of the dainty
ncheon turned out to be a complete is
oril Fool hoax. We
nique Breakfast Party
In honor of Mrs. Leaphart and Miss Tn