The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-02-26


If every week were as festive as the
one just past Moscow would be in a
gay whirl. Both university and town
parties have been numerous. The
military ball and its attendant par
ties on Saturday week and all the
entertainments in honor of Kappa
Kappa Gamma have crowded the cal
endar to the limit.
From its first inception about five
years ago up to the present time
Omega Pi has been a very popular and
highly respected sorority, and all of
her numerous friends will sincerely
rejoice with her in the distinguished
and well-earned honor she has won
ia being installed today as the Beta
Kappa chapter of one of the four
greatest sororities in the country,
Kappa Kappa Gamma. The Omega
Pi girls have been faithful and clever
students, capable financiers, and high
principled young women, and the
heartiest good wishes will general
1y go out to them for their new life
as a national organization.
Military Ball Brilliant Affair
Nothing could have been more
wonderfully brilliant and stately than
the scene which the Armory present
ed last Saturday night upon the oc-
casion of the military ball at which
the university battalion entertained.
The armory was deliberately decora-
ted in the national colors. The rustic
rafters and beams were entirely hid
den from view by the tri-colored
canopy under which the dancers
mingled. The musicians were screen
ed from the dancers by a lattice work
of red, white, and blue drapery.
Many handsome silk flags added a
touch of richness to the scene.
The gold and blue of the uniform !
ed men formed a lovely background
for the exquisitely hued gowns of the I
matrons and the fairy-like, vari-col- :
ored frocks of the dainty maids. .
The dancers numbered over four :
hundred and many prominent out-of- A
guests were in attendance. The 7
patrons and patronesses were Govern a
or and Mrs. Alexander of Boise, Pres
ident BrannOn, Capt. and Mrs. Davis h
Of Boise, Adjutant General and Mrs. h
Grow of Boise, Lieut.. and Mrs. CARRIER n
Of Boise, Senator and Mrs. Jerome J. !,
Day, Lieut.. and Mrs. Ostermann, U. r
A. of Pullman, Prof. and Mrs. p
Miss Benton, Miss French, NJ
Mss Stephens, Miss Crisman, DR.. Kos ~
alex, Prof. Soper. and Lieut.. Fooks, D
]. S. A.
F.
Informal Supper
Following the military ball Mr.. and II
FRS. Hutton entertained a few friends -,
I supper In honor OF MISS Apple MIX. si
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. of
Iomer David, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard w,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee, Miss Glenn on
IONS, Miss French, Miss McMonigle, m,
Mix, Mrs. Day, Mr.. Marsh, Mr.. co
Mr.. Shields, and Mr.. But
MI
Banquet 70,
Fifty happy girls will gather around Mi
.e banquet tables at R~idenbaugh hall Br
is evening at eight o'clock when a the
rmal dinner will be served as the fire
including ceremony of the installa- roc
IN of the Beta Kappa chapter of
appa Kappa Gamma. En-
tractive Dancing Gal
The special university assembly mo
ogram on W~ashington's birthday ta1r
Is rendered interesting by a series or
clever stage dances put on by the sor'
pills of Miss Isabel Stephens.
ncheon for Myron A. Folsom A
George d. Ayers entertained a num- afte
r of the faculty members at a lunch matt
4 at noon Friday at the Moscow Ho- wer
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