The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-03-04
Dinner for Supreme Court

Morgan TUESDAY evening 10 the uleLl
bers of the supreme court and at
taches. The dining room was cano
pied with strips of red, white, and
blue crepe paper Tiny flags outlined
the brass chain that held the irrides-
cent dome that hung over an effective
centerpiece of blue hyacinths mingled
with red and white carnations. The
place cards bore the emblem of the
flag, and the favors were tiny candy
baskets of red and white, lined with
blue paper cups and filled with sailed
almonds.
The five-course dinner was carried
out in the national colors, and en-
blems of the hero whose birth was be-
ing commemorated Washington
Crossing the Delaware" was delight
fully brought to mind by the salad
course-a banana boat filled with a
fruit salad, bearing stately flag on
the bow, and resting On a bed of
schredded lettuce. Red and white ice
cream, cake of the same colors, and
after-dinner minis of tiny hatchets
were entirely in keeping with the gem
eral color scheme. Those present
were Judge and Mrs. Morgan, Judge
and Mrs. Sullivan, Judge and Mrs.
Bulge, Mr. and Mrs. Hart, Mr.. and
Mrs. Post, Mr. Kimery, Mrs. David,
Miss Fraser, and Miss Millsaps.-
Boise Statesman.
Merry Go FOUNDERS
Mrs. W. H. Conner was hostess to
the Merry-Go-R Round club Thursday
afternoon at her home on West Third
street. The regular business meeting
was held, and owing to the absence of
the secretary, Mrs. G. M. Moody was
elected temporarily to fill the chair,
Later in the afternoon the ladies in
dulged in a game of the March Hare,
which provoked much merriment.
A light luncheon was served by the
hostess, assisted by Miss Conner. The
guests of the club were Mrs. Nc
Creary, Miss Moody, and Miss Clarice
Moody.
Farewell Party
Last Monday evening farewell |
party, honoring Thomas Leonard and |
William Bell, was given at the home
of Miss Edna Stewart The evening
was spent informally, the guests en-
joying a splendidly presented pro-
gram Dainty refreshments were serv- |
ed to the twenty-four guests.
EPwsrth League Social
Friday evening the Epworth League
of the Methodist church held it's an
nual George Washington social in the
league room. A well rendered pro-
gram, consisting of music and speak
ing, was given. Delicious refresh !
ments were served to about forty, the
most distinguished guests being
George and Martha Washington.
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The Past Oracle Club of the Royal
Neighbor Lodge will meet at the home
If Mrs. Westover Friday, March 10,
he day of meeting having been chang
I'd to the second Friday of each
month.
,olton Visitors Honored
Mrs. Roy Holman entertained a few !
riends at five hundred Wednesday t
,vening, the affair being in honor of s
Ar. and Mrs Ben Scharbach of Col 7
on, cousins Of Mrs Holman. The I
uests were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kel- 1
y, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Carey, Mr.. and d
frs. G. f.. Witter, Mr.. and Mrs. Glen I
rice, Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Wood, and f
Irs. Rose Thompson. +
Home Missionary Society S
The Woman's Home Missionary So
iety of the Methodist church met with b
[rs. w. H. Conner Wednesday after II
oon The business session, which
as short, was followed by splendid N
rogram. Devotional services we're II
d by Mrs. James Fogle The topic c
. discussion, "An Educative Force"
as presented by Mrs. w. L. Payne. 81
wenty seven members were present. c.
ANNA Phi Beta Receives I
Gamma Phi Beta received this af-
rnoon, over two hundred townspeo- M
e and upper classmen calling be- U
veen the hours of three and five. hs
le chapter house was fragrant and az
light with quantities of spring flow D
s. Lovely bowls and vases of daft
dills and narcissus nodded greetings
om mantle and cornice. In the ~
ming room pink carnations, the fra
nifty flower, were used in an at
active way. =.
Receiving the guests in the drawing =,
ON were Marjorie Zumhof, Eyrd 49,
ALL Constance clyde, Mrs. Kenyon, -
SIS French, Miss Benton, Mrs. Tru-