The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-01-22
Omega ri Luncheon

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The Omega Pi sorority entertained
the newly organized Chi Delta Phi at
four-course luncheon at one o'clock
this afternoon. The affair was de-
lightfully unique. The dining room
of the chapter house presented the
appearance of miniature cabaret. The
guests were seated at small tables
and at intervals during the luncheon
Freshmen Omega Pts presented clev-
er vaudeville numbers. The luncheon
appointments were in the lavender and
gold of the Chi Delta Phi Lovely
bowls of daffodlls and narcissus en-
HANGED the attractiveness of the tables
and the dainty hand-painted place
cards bore the insignia of Omega Pi.
The guests were Mesdames S. E. Hut
ton, G. l.. Won Ende, Misses Emily
Moore, Marie Smith, Mary McClena-
han, Bertha Povey, Flora Loomis,5
Mary Nodle, Ethel Richmond, Mayme
Stapleton, Marjorie Rawlings, Beulah
Carey Edna Harrington, Eleanor Arli-
sen, Frances Mack, Olive Neergitt
Vienna Patterson, Muriel Beamer,
Clara Beamer, Ada Povey, Adelia Bas-
sett, Lyle Turner, Gretchen Appel, and
Grace Downing,
Luncheon and Movie Party
Celebrating her ninth birthday lit !
tie Miss Lucille Young entertained a
score of her small friends at lunch !
con today at the home of her grand {,
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Whit |
more. Following the luncheon Miss |
Lucille was hostess at theater party |
at the Strand
Honor Bride to be
Miss Geneal Hague of Boise whose |
marriage to Mr. Chas. Jenness of |
Nampa will take place in the near
future has been the recipient of many
social courtesies during the past
month in the capital city. Among the
affairs was a linen shower given by
Miss Elizabeth Roadway, and mis-
cellaneous shower by Mrs Leigh
Savidge, both members of the Idaho
chapter of Delta Gamma, of which
The brideto-be was a popular mem
Der during her college days.
Out for Slighride
Earl and Ed St John were hosts
to group of friends last evening
at their home on Sixth street. The
evening was spent with games and
music after which the guests were
treated to a jolly slighride. In the par
ty were Florence Gustaveson, Majorie
Phillee, Inga Hanson, Joy Bell, and
Messrs. William Bell Dean Poindex-
ter, Earl Pondexter, Earl st. John
and Ed. st. John. =
Sleighride and Dance i
A party of Moscow people took adj =
vantage of the splendid sleighing,
drove to Joel Monday night, and en- -
Odd Fellows hall. Music was fur
1ished by the Davis orchestra of Mos
cow. At twelve o'clock buffet sup -
Der was served by the ladies of the q
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md Mesdames Albert Neeley, Fred
'koog, Frank Nicely, VIM. Buchanan, "
I'd Styner, " NJ. Brannon, j. w. Will
on, j. Weeks, G. Summerfield, Lon =
,itley, j. Huntchbach, Sudderth, Van ~
evanter, l. Williamson, Miss Draper, ~
razier, Johnson, Brightfelder, Messrs.
elson, Comstock. Seeley, Whitmore,
eely, Stewart, and Sheldon.
urprise Party
Miss Edna Radeke and Ed Hage-
orn entertained at a delightful sur
rise party in honor of Miss Anna
eyer at the latters home, Thursday
'ening.
,ciety Briefs
Mrs. Jerome J. Day left yesterday
+ few days visit in Spokane.
Mrs. c. H. Shattuck, who has been
lite i'll for several weeks, is con-
descent.
Mrs. George McPhee, who is the eX-