The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-02-05
Mrs. Frank Kelley HOnOred

Kelley gathered at her home Monda
night, and very pleasantly surprise
her, the occasion being her birthda
anniversary. Five hundred was playe
until a late hour, after which deliC
ious refreshments were served by Mr.:
e. j. Carey and Mrs. c. e. Wittel
The guests included Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Robinson, c. E. Witter Harry Thatch
er, e. j. Carey, Chas Schroeder, Ro
Holman, Miss Katherine Witter, Deal
Kelley, and Master Russell Witter
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Hosts at Suppe
Mr.. and Mrs Earl c. Arnold enter
tanned at supper last Sundey evening
Mr.. Brannon, Lydia Brannon, Eleanor
Brannon, Miss Benton, Mr.. and Mrs
Shattuck, Mr.. and Mrs. Iddings, Mr.
and Mrs. Axtell, and Mr.. and Mrs
Wodsedalek
Pioneer HOnOred at Surprise
Mr.. and Mrs. George Harris were
pleasantly surprised by number OF
members of the Pioneer class of the
Baptist Sunday School at their home
on South Lilly street last Tuesday
evening. The party was arranged in
honor of the seventy-third birthday
anniversary of Mr.. Harris. The eve
ming was spent informally in CONVEX
sation and remiscences of life of the
early days on the plains. Sixteen
guests were present.
Chi Delta Phi Entertained
The Misses Emily More and Marie
Smits were hostesses at a delightful
five-course dinner party to the mem
bers of the Chi Delta Phi sorority Fri
day evening. The tables were arrang-
ed in the form of an x. The color
scheme of the sorority, lavendar and
gold. was carried out In the salad, ice
cream, and little favors. Miss Marie
Smits as toastmistress called for toasts
from a number of girls. Covers were
laid for the Misses Mary McClenahan,
Margaret Rowlings, Mary Noble, Bertha
Povey, Grace Darling, Flora LOOMS,
Beulah Carey, Ethel Richmond, Elean-
or Wilson, Edna Harrington, Olive
Merritt, Muriel Beamer, Frances Mock,
VIENNA Patterson, Mayme Stapleton,
AdeAa Bassett, Lyle Turner, Ada Po-
vey, Antionette Shaft, Malinda Shaft,
Marie Smits, and Emily More.
Party For Younger Set
Mr.. and Mrs. George Buzzelle enter
tanned the younger set Tuesday even
ing at delightful dancing party in |
the Guild Hail. The affair was in /
honor of the birthday anniversary of
their eldest son Burge. During the
evening a light supper was served.
The guests were the Misses Lois Par
sons, Mary Clarke, Eleanor Brannon,
Helen Douglass, Amiee Watson, Myr-
tie Zeigler, Marjorie Zeigler, Ethelyn
Nankervis Miss Birdee, Miss Mackie
of Pullman, Miss Paine of Pullman, !,
and the Messrs. Will Bonneville, Law
erence Bonneville, Leon Owings, Har
old Collins, Fay Hartman, Bill Bolles,
Gerald Hodgins, Ronald Romig, DON {
aid Nankervis, Jack Brown, and Floyd
Olson.
Greetings to Moscow Friends
In letter written at Palm Beach,
Florida, Mrs. James H. Brady conveys !
he regrettable news that the Senator
breakdown in health was more COM
Dlete than at first seemed the case.
Cor a month he was critically i'll, and is
lis condition is still a matter for grave ]
Lnxiety. Mrs. Brady expresses
warm interest in her Moscow friends N
nd keen appreciation of the court B
sizes she received while here. She is G.
esirous of returning to Moscow at W
er earliest opportunity and of re-
tanning here a greater length of time :
Ian she was possible on her hur-
ed trip last fall. RI
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The regular meeting of the L. 0.
M. Lodge 871 which was held in II
lie Knights of Pythias hall on We'd Re
esday evening last did not turn out I
be the sedate affair it's members hi
lpected it to be. Their wives and E
omen friends changed all that by III
Iddenly appearing, becomingly III
'essed in the Moose colors, red and hi
bite, at the outer door. 1t was the III
ork of a moment to overpower the iii
ntry and to march as conquerors in hi
the hall just as the installation III
a class of three Moose was con- II
lded. III
A second surprise was the visit of ii
mes A. Murker, district manager Of HI
. Yeomen. His account of a visit III
Moosehart, the national home of III
, organization, and of the work be- III
, done for the widows and orphans III