The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-05-22
Senior Picnic

tanned the members of the Senior clas
at picnic given at Tarry-a-while
Although the weather was inclemen
the 38 guests had a jolly time. The
picnic was followed by an informa
dance at the armory, chaperoned b.
Miss French.
w. c. T. U. Holds ParIOr Meeting
Miss Reeder was hostess to the w
c. T. U. on Wednesday last at the
home of Mrs. H. L. Coats, 416 East
street. After the business session
Miss Reeder read a paper entitled "A
Down and Out Now Up and At EN- >
Mrs. Winslow also read a paper on
Parents Mistakes" after which there
was a social hour with refreshments.
Delta Gamma Reception
Saturday, May 18th, Delta Gamma
entertained her guests at reception
to meet Mrs. Mary Foster Of Dayton,
Washington, who came in April to be
householder for the girls. Those
who received from two-thirty to five
were Amelia Brown, Mrs. Foster, Miss
French, Peninah Newlin, Dorothy Tay-
lor, Hester Petition, and Mildred
Anthers; in the evening, from eight to
ten-thirty Mrs. Foster, Mrs. Hume,
and the senior girls. During both af-
ternoon and evening orchestra music
added to the enjoyment of the guests.
| The entire house which was made
pleasing by its masses of flowers was
thrown open to the. guests. The spac-
ious living rooms were attractively
decorated with lavender and green,
the fireplace emphasizing the general
color scheme by being banded with
Ililacs and ferns. In the dining room
there was a profusion of pink La
France roses. During the first half Of
the afternoon Mrs. Mcdaniel and Mrs
Hodgins presided at the table, the sec
ond half Mrs. Carithers and Mrs
Brown. In the evening Mrs. Eldridge
Mrs Carithers, Miss Hoover and Miss
Hyde presided at the tea-table.
Campus Day
The untoward weather has not hind
cred the preparations for Campus Day
which are beng made by students
and faculty at the university. Mem |
cries of previous delightful Campus
Days will make the announcement for
next Tuesdays anniversary especially |
welcome. Clubs and societies, fam
lilies ard groups Of friends will lunch |
together at twilight, and picnic par
ties are being made up for this oc
casion. 1t is hoped that the supper
hour will suit the convenience of the
business men in town who have SO
supported Campus Day in
the past.
Jolly Dancing Party
The dancing party given on last Sat
friday evening by Mrs. Jerome J. Day
n honor of the birthday of her piece,
Miss Virginia Dermott, was a very
Merry affair. Those who were pres \
mt were Marie Burr, Ednah Burr,
lucille Dermott, Margaret Denning, j
ylarissa Ayers, Amy Watson Lois
Parsons, Ramie Forbes, Marjorie t
,eigler, Myrtle Zeigler, Bernice Day. c
lucille Watkins, Anna Cameron, Ellen d
Peterson, F. Thomas, Fay Hartman, c, i
Clyde Hunter, Harold Col
ms, Ronal Romig, Fred Forbes Viii
ner Bolles, Harry Decker, Charles
Vhitcher, Lloyd Lehrbas, Gerald Hold
ms, Howard Hatfield, and Harold {
becker, y
pecial Club Meeting @G 4
In honor of Mrs. Clarence Edmund ,
on who will soon leave for Canada,
ne Phoenix Bridge club will hold
pecial meeting on Tuesday next ct l.
1e home of Mrs. Frank Mix. =
t. Marks Social Club Il
The usual fortnightly party of the =
t. Marks social club was enjoyed
,st evening by 25 couples. :,
ionic Breakfast n
The Y. P. S. G. E. of the Christian y
hurch enjoyed a picnic breakfast
morning on the lawn of til
lurch. About twenty assembled at G IS
Id roasted wienies, toasted bread IN ie
AIDE coffee over a camp fire after '"
hich an hour was spent in games
he party was planned by Mr.. Chauncy 8,
ymannand and his assistants and
lrried out to the enjoyment of all. :
njOyabIe Surprise Party ps
Miss ETA Warner was the guest of ~
NOR at most enjoyable card par ;"
given on Friday evening by Miss Ia
orence Shoesmith and Miss Beatrice
cCrea, at the home of Mr. and Mrs ~