The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-07-24
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Past Noble Grand's Club

Past Noble Grand's Club
Mrs. o. E. Johnson was hostess t.
the Past Noble Grand's club of tn
Rebekah lodge at her home on Fiftl
and Lincoln streets Wednesday after
noon of this week. After yer,
pleasant social afternoon a delicious
five o'clock luncheon was served.
N. B. B. 0. o.
The N. B. B. o. o. club met with
Mrs. Frank Kelly yesterday at her
home at 402 South Adams. The after
noon was spent at sewing. Dainty re-
freshments were served.
At the Elks Temple
Twelve ladies spent a very pleas
ant afternoon at the Elks temple
Thursday. Mrs. F. A. Robinson was
the winner of an attractive initial
china salt and pepper set.
Barnes-Wetze Wedding
The wedding of Miss Hazel Wetzel
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Metzel,
of Colfax and Mr.. Jack Barnes of
Moscow occurred last Tuesday after
noon at the Congregational parsonage
in Colfax, Wn., the Rev. Herbert
Bainton officiating. Miss Myrtle Wet
eel, the brides sister, and H. ].
Adams of Moscow, attended the cere-
mony. Mr.. Barnes is the son
of Mr. and Mrs ]. F. Barnes of this
city and for a number of years has
been employed with the Washington
Water Power company. Mr.. and Mrs.
Barnes will make their home in Mos
COW, having rented the Cozier cottage
on Van Buren, street.
Dance at Guild Hall
At the Guild hall Friday evening
about so couples of university and
high school students enjoyed de !
lightful dancing party.
Entertained for Miss Mcmahon
Miss Charlotte Lewis entertained at
dancing party at her home Monday
evening complimentary to Miss Tress
Mcmahon of Richfield, Idaho. Those
present were the Misses Beth Soulen,
Carol Ryrie, Kathryn Frantz, Marion
lie Zumhof, Myrtle Sampson, Florence
Richardson, Tress Mcmahon, Louis
Richardson, Charlotte Lewis, and the
Messrs. Don David, Carl Lewis, Mar
tin, Harry Soulen, VIM. Bonneville,
Jim Keane, Harry Einhouse, Chas.
Horning, and Carl Melugin.
Piano Recital
About 60 guests enjoyed a piano re-
cital at the home of Mrs W. X. Arm
our last Saturday afternoon. The re-
cital was given by some of Mrs
pupils The remainder OF
her pupils will appear at a similar
recital to be given in six weeks.
Those taking part at this time were
Louise Olson, Fred Steltz, Shelona
Sutton, Irene Beardsley, Josephine
Hand, Alyce Cameron, Katherine Wit
ter, Alice Mortonson, Dilbert Roice, =
Josephine Baken, Bessie Strohm Han
nah Giles, Sophia Barnum, Marie Sod
,rff, Mae Martin, Marie Woods, Lillian E
Roice, and Madge Marlatt. Miss Steltz y
gave some vocal numbers and Mrs. h
Armour gave some selections from
and II Trovatore. "
Moonlight Picnic s.
A party of young people including s
he Misses Madaline Carder, Camille
smith, Mary Clark, Nora Elliott, Gold Il
a Smith, Sylvia Reeder and Messrs. =
'erlin Kinert, Clarence Johnson, 4
lalph Wilmot, futile, and VIM Card :,
r enjoyed a moonlight picnic last i
light at Haddan's grove. Mesdames >,
NTH and Carder were chaperones. A !,
ugh bonfire was built and after .,
ruly picnic supper marshmellows -,
-ere toasted, A delightful time was 2,
eported, the ride home being not -
ne least of the evenings pleasures.
urprise Party < A!
A happy surprise was given to Mrs. r.
[. w. Schumacher at her home one Fl
lilo cast of town last Saturday af- ~