The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-10-23

of Mrs. w. X Armour Friday after
noon. The members responded to
roll call with short sketches of how
they spent their vacations. The
guests were Mrs. Carlson of Boise,
Mrs. Will F. Morgareidge, and Miss
Dobson of Fir Bluffs, Ida Members
present were Mesdames Heckathorne,
Towne, Haynes, Scott, Osterhaut, and
Wright
Dinner Guests at BrannOn Home
The members of the board of educa-
ton and Miss Permeal French were
dinner guests of DR.. Brannon on
Wednesday evening at his home.
Delta Gamma Dinner Guests
Complimentary to the visiting men,
bers of the board of education, Delta
Gamma entertained at dinner on Tues
day evening. The guests were DIR.
Brannon, H. ]. Rossi, Evan Evans, w.
S. Bruce, H. Harland, e. o. Sisson,
Miss Mccoy, Miss Jones and Mrs.
Daisy Booth Thomas
Complimentary to Lieutenant Lewis
On Wednesday evening Mrs. NJ. E.
Lewis was hostess at an informal at
home to met her son, Lieutenant
Howard X. Lewis, U. S. Navy. The
rooms of the Lewis home were decor
ated in chrysanthemums and carna
tons. Miss Brashear presided in the
dining room at the refreshment ia
Bile and 25 guests were received dur
ing the evening. The evening hours
were spent in recollections and rem
iniscences of "Ye days gone by" Miss
Cox entertained those present with |
vocal solos.
Guild Dance Success
The dinner and dance given by the
Guild of ST. Marks church in the
Guild hall, Friday night was sue
cess, both financially and socially.
Over 225 guests were served with sup
per between the hours of and g.
then the guests mingled informally
until dancing began at $3.50.
Club Members Entertained
Mrs. c. A. Costello entertained the
members of the Past Noble Grand's
club ON Wednesday afternoon. Pink :
snapdragons and pink candle shades
carried out the color scheme of pink
and green. At o'clock dainty p
luncheon was served. Mrs. c. A. Hag-
an assisted in the dining room. Mrs
Francis Jenkins and Mrs. Callie =
Bolles were guests of the club. y
Two Delightful Parties
Mrs. w. ]. Mcconnell and Mrs. Ben Il
Bush were hostesses at two charm 81
ing affairs last week. Twenty guests e.
we're received on Tuesday afternoon. n
Bridge was played. On Friday after O
noon the function was a Kensington. Iii
Thirty guests being entertained. Il:
Delightful KensingtOn g,
Mrs. e. MacMartin entertained 10
quests Wednesday afternoon at :,
FCil6uLlul hIS. DGIl
Iartin and Mrs Hal Orland gave
Ocal numbers. Mrs. John Kendall
vas the guest OF honor. This is the
rst of series of parties to be given -.
y Mrs. MacMartin during the next ~
wv weeks.
nnual Student Reception !
About two hundred young people err;
altered at the Methodist church for un
lie annual student reception Friday in
7ening. The church basement was lee
decorated with jack o'lan- the
rms and autumn foliage from which del
,ered bevy of mischievous black mo
IT'S, while the yellow-hooded lights lea
st a soft glow over all. The early er
lrt of the evening passed in the F
aging Of games. These were fol- tail
we'd by a program of much merit, lar,
GLIDING a piano solo by Mrs. Walter to
vocal duet by Misses Jen con
2 Leitch and Miss Mearle Leininger, pril
adings by Miss Rhoa Conner, con- tor
alto solo by Miss Marjorie Adair, up
d piano duet by Misses Edna Ste forr
Irt and Ella Oleson. Serving light and
Freshments and singing old songs full
Included pleasant evening. .plar
Gamma Phi Beta House o. :
Complimenting its pledges, Gamma &c
i Beta will entertain sixty guests 1850
light at an informal dancing par +ouo
III 1iie gymnasium ne pau W com
es are Miss Permeal French, Miss I'm,
nrietta Moore, Mesdames C. N. obo
tie, M. E. Lewis, and Warren Tru-
Bernice Day and Victoria Wal r.,,,
Q will assist at the punch tables. TO-
J. Hopkins H0nOred lenc.
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