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

DAILY STAR-MIRROR: MOSCOW, III
Sterling, Miss Dixon, Miss Rector
Miss Skinner, Miss Breck, Mrs. Hut
ton, Mrs. Won Ende, Mrs. Davis, Mis-.
Wanderer, Miss Mathewson, Mrs. Nc
Phee.
Sunday Evening Tea
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Won Ende viii
entertain at an informal tea tomor-
row evening in honor of Kappa Kappa
Gammas. Mrs. Won Ende is a mem
Der of the sorority frem Iowa state
university and has for a number OF
years been an active and helpful
%patroness of Omega Pi.
Reception and Dance
Beta Kappa chapter elect of Kap-
pa Kappa Gamma has occasion to feel
very happy today over the termend-
Gus success of their handsome recep-
ton and ball last evening in the uni
versity armory at which almost the
entire student body and faculty as
we'll as many t~ownspeople we're
present to pay their respects to the
visiting members of Kappa Kappa
Gamma sorority. From the moment
the receiving line was formed until it
broke up an hour or two later, guests
annparpd in q continuous ctroopo ond
there were numerous arrivals after
the dancing began.
Miss Dorothy Wenz, president of
Omega Pi, stood at the head of the
receiving line. She was assisted in
greeting guests by all the members
of Omega Pi, by. the visitors from
Montana, California, south Idaho, and
Washington, and by Mr.. and Mrs. Won
Ende, Mr.. and Mrs. Hutton, Mrs. Mc-j
Phee, Miss French, and Mr.. Bran
nOn.
The beautiful contralto solos by
Miss Root and the choruses by the
Omega Pi members were delightful
features of the evenings entertain
nent.
The armory was never more elab-
decorated. Light and dark
blue bunting formed a canopy and
the armory walls Huge {
narcissi were used as I
hades for the center lights. About i
he room, symmetrically disposed, a
gere numerous draped columns, a 7
owl of blue carnations forming an eff h
ective crown for each. The refresh a
lent booth was arranged directly
nder a great Kappa Kappa Gamma n
ey, effectively lighted. a
The university girls looked espec- b
ally pretty, many handsome new '
being observed. l.
A more attractive and winsome d
roup Of girls than the visitors from
o~ntana, California, and Washington d
ould be difficult to find; and their al
,pularity was both instantaneous and
Matrons Honored "a
The attractive home of Mrs. w. L. ~
lyme was the scene of an elaborate ye
ur-course luncheon last Saturday at '"
a o,clocL whom tho IT,; W, o1,,h on fe1
rtained as a courtesy to Mrs. Harve- MI
n of Palouse and Mrs. Anna Brown oe
Mt. Pleasant, Mich. Mrs. Brown y
S been the house guest of Mrs. Chas
anti during the winter months and me
ives soon for her home in the tn
it. D
The color scheme in the dining roo,
S yellow and white. A large bowl Sci
nareissos. 1anked on either side by 7
candlesticks holding yellow BILE
ldles, decorated the luncheon table aha
lnty white baskets filled with al tin,
nds and yellow and white bonbons que
ried out the prevailing colors. her
'ers were laid for Mesdames affc
'wn, Harveson, Payne, F. David. yer
ndall, Day, Owings, Swami, Wit =
k, Martin, Campbell, B. P. Griffith, 'oi'
nah, Franz, Lewis, Shields, and y
6 ZONES The M;sses 1i11;on c.r of t
rs and Katherine Frantz served mes
luncheon. f1ol
on
ightful Surprise Party a d
delightful surprise party was Civ sma
Miss Hazel Draper last evening at dan
home east of the city. The eve Mr..
was spent with games and music -
later refreshments were So .,