The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-03-11


| number of friends. The affair wal
= in honor of Mr.. Schumacher's birth
!. day anniversary. A two-course sup
! per was served by Mrs. Schumacher
2 assisted by Mrs. Reeves and Miss
f Sara Mickey. The guests were Messrs
: and Mesdames d. II. Hare, II. B
: Mickey, w. A. Van Tilborg, T. e
Schumacher, d. S. Reeves, NJ. S
Mickey, Miss Sara Mickey, Miss Beu-
lah Schumacher, Martin Mickey, Floyd
Reeves, and c. L. Schumacher
MOkepahrepa Club
Mrs. George Richardson was hostess
to the members of the Mokepahrepa
club Thursday afternoon, The after
noon was spent with needle work and
several clever guessing games were
enjoyed. Dainty refreshments were
served by Ferol Richardson and Mar
garet Denning. Miss Conner and Miss
Stewart were guests of the club.
Women's Union Of Baptist Church
The members of the Woman's Union
of the Baptist church held their reg
ular meeting at the home of Mrs.
Frank Medley, on South Almon street.
The time was largely taken up by the
election of officers for the coming
year. The officers elected are Mrs. o.
papadio+ ,racidapf. MIRO r. n
Arnold, secretary of social service;
Mrs. Augusta Eldridge, secretary of
mission; Mrs. E. M. Lowery, record
ing secretary; Mrs. Laura Waterman,
financial secretary Mrs. Lena Garren,
treasurer; Mrs Geo. L. Knapp, press
reporter. Twenty-seven membes were
present Refreshments were served.
Miss Beatrice McRae HOnOred
Friday evening a number of friends |
of Miss Beatrice McRae surprised her
at her home in honor of her birthday
anniversary. At the close of the |
pleasant evening, dainty refreshments
were served. Those present were May
Nelson, Ada Nelson, Clara Russell,
Florence Shoesmith, Gladys Chichest
er, Florence Gustavson, Beatrice Nc
Rae, Floyd Keeney, Harold Reeves, Ed
ST. John Victor Nelson, Mylrea Teare,
Roy Handlin, Mrs. Handlin Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Sodorff, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Sodorff.
flair at Ridenbaugh Hall
Wednesday evening the members of
he graduating class of the agricul-
ural short-course school were guests
If the second-year men at an informal
Inner and dance at Ridenbaugh hall
covers were laid for forty guests at Il
Inner. v
h
Ir. and Mrs. II. II. Simpson Hosts
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Simpson enter
aimed sixteen friends at an informal il
upper party Tuesday evening in hon Il
+ of Mr.. and Mrs. w. E Priebe of "
lax Park, Ill Il
isitOrs HOnOred
Honoring Mr.. and Mrs. Priebe of +,
ak Park, ILL.,, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry f.
Whittier entertained at dinner Monday =,
vening. Covers were laid for twelve =,
appa Kappa Gamma COmplimented
Kappa Kappa Gamma was paid an =,
her charming courtesy today when -
ANNA Phi Beta entertained the Kap-
4 girls at one of the prettiest affairs
the season.
Luncheon was served at l o'clock,
e guests being seated at small tables. ~
the tables were lovely III
rench baskets, prettily tied with m
'ssomer bows of pink, and blue tulle, "A
hich held clusters of pink and blue
rnations and ferns. The same
inty colors were attractively used bu
roughout the menu. Dainty place oil,
rds marked covers for fifty. MI
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IS. Rae Hostess -,
guests spent very
easant informal afternoon at the
me of Mrs. D. F. Rae Friday after re,
on. Mrs W. F. Priebe of Oak Park, mr.
:, was the honored guest. me
ciety Personals .ni
Miss Margaret Fawcett was a din me
r guest of Gamma Phi Beta We'd sp'
sday evening.
Sigma Nj announces the pledging -
Kenneth Newland of Standpoint. =
The Merry o-Round will meet with
s. Oscar McCartor next Thursday ~
March 16, at her home, 23S -
nroe street. -
Hiss Ella Wood, head of the Domes
Science department at the Uni