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

joyed hugely by those who had til
good fortune to be Included. M
Fleiger, whose birthday gave poiT
to the party, was thoroughly, taken b
surprise but gave his unexpected guest
a royal welcome. A splendid Dime
was prepared by the women folk in tn
party for the 80 guests.
! Birthday Surprise
At his country home, eight mile
) east of Moscow, Mr.. Charles Fleige
on the ninth of the month was delight
fully surprised by a number o
friends who assembled to help hin
fittingly celebrate his birthday. 1
musical program was given, one mum
Der of which was a pleasing vocal solo
by Miss Hattie Cameron. At two
o'clock the forty-two guests enjoyed
a sumptuous dinner prepared by the
women of the party, and the host re-
ceived and expressed the hearty wish
that there would be many happy re-
turns of the day.
Valentine Dinner
On Saturday evening last, at their
pleasant home on Third street, Mr.
and Mrs. w. H. Conner gave their
annual st. Valentines Day party, en-
PERTAINING a few of their friends at
a formal dinner. A note of interest
was added by the fact that the occas-
ion was also the birthday &C the
hostess and of one of the guests, w.
F. Morgareidge.
| The house was tastefu1ly and ar-
propriately decorated in emblems PER-
tanning to the patron saint of the day.
Place cards were hand-painted hearts
pierced by an arrow on which AZ in
teresting couplet was written.
Covers were laid for Mr.. and Mrs,
w F. Morgareidge, Mr. and Mrs. Con-
ner, Mrs. George Stewart, Mrs. Pete
Stewart, Mr.. Joseph Van Buskirk,
Mrs. Cora Campbell, Miss June Miller,
Miss Emma Madson,- Master Richard
Campbell, Master Van Morgareidge
Celebrates Birthday
At the home of Judge and Mrs.
Morgareidge, Mr.. C. e. Lilly this week
entertained a number of friends at
dinner in celebration of the ami
versary of his birth. In addition to
the members of the family the party
included Mr.. Leonard, Mr. Leslie, and !
Mr.. Roy Johnson
Valentine Party
Mrs. ]. w. Schumacher entertained |
the Merry Go Round Club at a valen-
tine party. The rooms were tasteful
ly decorated with hearts, cupids, and i
darts, and the color scheme of red
and white was also carried out in the
dainty refreshments served. Much
merriment was caused by the hunt for
each guests name, pictured in the
valentines on the walls.
Party at C0lver Home
On Wednesday afternoon the wives
If members of the agricultural col
ege faculty were delightfully."- enter
aimed at the Colver home on Deakin i
avenue by Mrs. Colver and Mrs.
Downing. :
Hatfield Card Party
On Friday evening Dr. and Mrs.
William Hatfield entertained twenty ,
i've guests at cards. The game of :
500" was much enjoyed, and delic-
ous refreshments were served.
mega ri Informal
Of necessity like all other such af- =
airs in it's general features the In :
primal given by Omega Pi at the K
P. Hall last Saturday evening was :
ifferent. The little things making for
leasure were all provided for and y
mt a distinctive individuality to the ?
ccasion which will be long remem- =
cred. Bloody hearts caressing the
alls and streaming from the ceiling :
the middle of the floor Immediately :
shered one into the spirit of the sea-
IN. Cozy corners ornamented with
ankets and remnants and corded
yer by few palms offered a peace
i setting to the sterner decorations,
rrows bearing the name of the a
lrtner for the evening proved a help w
j and much appreciated novelty. We
Punch was served tastefully by the
Uses Josie Keane and Dorothy Par
ms. Shortly before closing, cones OF
led with ice cream of unknown but "
licious composition, were distribut- u
and afforded a tempting refresh
ent. Il.
Those invited were: DR.. Brannon, p,
ISIS French, Miss Benton, Mr.. and
rs. Griffith, Mr.. and Mrs. Won Ende,
onI Mrc n Hutton Mics t0C