The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-02-20
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ent except Mrs Denning and Mrs. Sup
: piger. Sewing gave place after a shor
time to fascinating guessing game
Delicious refreshments were served
later. On February 25th the club viii
be entertained at Mrs. A. E. Wright's
on North Asbury street.
Attendance Supper
Following the military ball number
of guests were entertained by Miss Mix
at an informal supper, in honor OF
Mr.. 10 Richards of Spokane.
IN. b. B. 0. 0. Club
A pleasant surprise awaited the
members of the N. B. B. 0. O. club yes
terday afternoon when they met at the
home of Mrs. Frank Robinson on JEFF
ferson street. The house was elabor-
ately and ingeniously decorated in
flags and other emblems suggestive OF
George Washingtons birthday. There
was picture of the first design for
the American flag submitted to George
| Washington. There was a George
Washington suit in a small model.
When the refreshment hour arrived
two dainty little misses, Alice Cameron
and Beulah Harshman appeared in the
door way dressed as George and
Martha Washington to announce that
luncheon was served. The fifteen
guests enjoyed the afternoon immense
ly.
1914 Sewing Club
The 1914 Sewing club met at the
home of Mrs. Wilson Brown, at 22S
South Monroe street. Sixteen mem
bers were present. The visitors were
Mrs Hatfield, Mrs. McCarter, and Mrs.
Pitcher. Dainty refreshments were
served by the hostesses, Mrs. Wilson
Brown and Mrs. c. w. Brown.
Dance at Pullman
Lieutenant Herbert G. Fooks and a
number of the officers of the battalion,
accompanied by their ladies', will go
over to Pullman on Monday to attend
the annual military ball of w. S. c.
Enjoyable Bridge Party
About 80 friends of Mr.. and Mrs
A. G. Krauss enjoyed bridge at the
Krauss home Wednesday evening, the
party being in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. J. Day of Moscow. The favors
were won by Mrs. Day and Mr. Cong
don. Pink and white carnations dec
grated the home. A buffet supper
was served.-Boise Statesman.
Dinner For Days
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess B. Hawley enter
aimed II guests at a beautifully APP
pointed dinner Saturday evening week
The table had bowl of snap dragons
md sweet peas for its centerpiece-
Boise Statesman. (,
Dancing Party
There is no house in town more
admirably adapted to dancing par
les and none opened more often to 7
xtend the most delightful hospitality
han the Day residence on Van Buren, =
treet. On Monday evening last four 8
ooms and the large reception hall {.
yere converted into ball room where :,
ancing was enjoyed until late hour
hen an elaborate supper was served. G
liss Mix's guests included Mr.. and
[rs Lee, Mr. and Mrs Howard Lewis, f,
If. and Mrs. Hutton, the Misses fl
rench, Stephens, Dewey, Broman, O
ermott, and fuller; and Messrs. d
anil, Fooks, Kostalek, Black, But n
rfield, Frank Marsh, Clyde. Marsh, lie
Id Coolidge. o,
hrOye Tuesday Dance
Perhaps it was the sense that gay :.
les were about to end for Lenten !,
ason or perhaps it was just the in -
lriable cheerfulness and jollity of !,
e Guild Hall atmosphere which
ade the Shrove Tuesday party the
lqualified success it proved to be. !.
kcellent music, eager dancers, and
company just large enough for the
III were some of the features which
attributed to the great enjoyment of
|. After the dancing refreshments ~
ere served to some thirty or forty q,
uples. !,
mplete Surprise ed
The surprise party given at the L. c. M
eiger home nine miles northeast Of
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