The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-06-19

,freshments were served Mrs T. M.
Wright captured first prize, hand
painted plate.
Wedding Bells Sunday
Invitations have been issued for the
wedding tomorrow morning at nine
io'clock at the Swedsh-Lutheran
church of Miss Louise Rosalia john
son and Mr.. Albert Lindquist, both
popular young people of Moscow. Fol-
lowing the wedding ceremony the
bridal party will enjoy breakfast at
the home of the groom's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. A. Lindquist of this city,
after which the young couple will
leave on a honeymoon to the coast.
The bride is charming young lady
who has resided in Moscow for the
past year, coming from Tacoma and is
associated with the Moscow Telephone
company The groom, popularity
known among his multitude of friends
as doc" has been a resident of the
city most of his life and is one of the
substantial citizens of Moscow. He is
a member of the firm of Bolles & Lind
quist, owners Of the Corner drug store
and Economical pharmacy
Form Musical Club
Mrs. William e. Wallace has be-
come greatly interesteG in the posi-
bilities of interesting little girls in the
study of music and because of the in
dications of much talent in Moscow {
she has taken the initiative in forming
a summer musical club of little girls,
the first meeting of which will be held
at her home on A street next Wednes-
lay afternoon. 1t is planned to hold !;
.wo meetings each month during the
summer months in which the study of
great musical composers will be taken v
Up as well as the art in music. Mrs. j
Wallace has issued an open invitation
O all little girls who are unsteady in
lined to join the club. AT the end Of
he summer period the club members
will entertain their mothers with a
oncert. Fl
iirI Friends Entertained q
Miss Victoria Wallace was hostess
} 20 little girl friends last Wednes tC
ay afternoon. Each guest came dress is
/ to represent some character from
atha, and other children's stories and VI
oems were represented. Each char u
cter told it's own story. Prizes we're =
ven for the best costume and for the
EST told story. The entire party act sc
G as judges, gave the prize for the M
,st costume to Marie Kaufman who vi
presented the Shepherdess in Little
)-Peep" Ida Browning and Cath
inc Barghoorn of Spokane were ito
ually clever story tellers SO the la1
ize was drawn for. re
During the afternoon, music was
joyed by the party. Victoria Wal 49,
&c and Marie Kaufman giving :,
)lin duet Marie Kaufman violin III
10, and piano solos by Margaret Col
S and Mildred Olsen of Deary. Some
ry original representations of char Sal
Iers were present helping to make the
most successful and delightful par the
Refreshments were served.
ciety Personals der
Miss Camille Conner of Palouse, who t
been visiting in Moscow the guest VIII
Miss Edna Clarke, returned home mes
ay. T
Irs. Charles Mochel of Genesee, 10
merly Miss Pauline Jones of this a.,
=, is a guest of Miss Edna Clarke Co
her home. Mr.. Nobel is druggist
5enesee and was formerly with Hold
S. He was in the city Friday.
Iiss Mary Booher of Troy who has to
n visiting her sister, Mrs. Arthur in
at returned home last night. her
If. and Mrs. William j. Parks OF kno
v York City are in Moscow this
TX the guests of DR.. and Mrs. Chas. -.