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

= tel in honor of Myron A. Folsom 0
l Spokane. The guests were the Messrs
/ Folsom, Brannon, Jenkins, Hume
Livingston, Winslow, Gill, Corbett
Arnold Little, Du Priest, Goodrich
Soper, Kloefer, and Barrows.
Delightful Dinner Party
The dining room of the Moscow
hotel was the scene of an elaborate
dinner party on Saturday when 1t
Fooks entertained eighteen guests at
dinner before the military ball. Those
invited were Miss French, Miss Steph-
ems, Miss Chrisman, Miss Frantz, Miss
Benton, 1t. and Mrs. Osterman, Mr..
and Mrs. Arney, Mr.. and Mrs. Hume,
Col. Sims, Gen. Grow, Col. and Mrs.
Greenburg, Cadet Major Micklewait,
Senator and Mrs. Day, and Mr.. Bran
non.
Guests at Mayors Home
Mayor and Mrs. Gibson entertained
on Thursday in honor of Mrs. D. w.
Davis.
Sunday Dinner Party
Mr.. Brannon will tomorrow after
noon entertain at dinner Miss Po-
well, Mrs. Davis, and two Of the
Omega Pi girls.
Distinguished Guest
One of the most distinguished Wis
itors of the week is Miss Powell, who
is completing her second term as ma
t1onal president of Kappa Kappa Gam
ma. Miss Powell's home is in Berk- :
eley. Her charming simplicity and
directness of name have won her
many warm admirers in Moscow.
Two Affairs at WinslOw Home
Mrs. Arthur M. Winslow was host
ess at two charming affairs during
the week.
On Wednesday Mrs. Winslow en-
nearly a score of friends at
n O'Clock luncheon. Fragrant
spring flowers in handsome vases dec
the table. Covers we're laid for !
Mesdames F. A. David, Hare, Swami,
Eldridge, Shields, Wilson, Brown,
|
On Friday afternoon the Winslow
home was the scene of an attractive
fridge party. Following the after :
hours spent at cards, a dainty
luncheon was served at five O'Clock.
he guests were Mesdames Hodgins, 8
Oversmith, H. T. Lewis, Angel, ~
lax Griffith, Parsons, Whittier, Ho- +"
yard David, Homer David, Livingston, =
and Gail, and Miss Kendrick. 3
i've Hundred Party '
The weekly card parties at the
ks Temple are proving very pop
lar. Wednesday evening there were 10
x tables at the ever-enjoyable game u
five hundred. Mrs. Harry Thatcher g
on the ladies' prize for high score, ~
Id Frank Price captured the gentle u
ems. Light refreshments were NC
rived. r
le
RS. Swami as Hostess ca
The Hi Yu club met Thursday af-
moon with Mrs. Charles Swami. We
members were present. Mrs. O. of
amer and Mrs. Anna Brown were or
2 guests of the club. Delicious re- cal
,shments were served in the dining Da
0m at five o'clock. me
cal
- Co
Gamma will pay Kappa Kappa D..
a very pretty compliment to- a.,
morning when it will enter
n at an elaborate breakfast in hon
of the visiting members of the M.
ority. ~,
18th,
'ge Group Installed the
It the Omega Pi residence (Which Del
sr today will go by the sorority's A
iOnal name) a number of girls on
e formally initiated into Kappa bar
Jpd Odluuld duQ Tie FOCAL OI1oSd min
was formally installed as Beta and
)pa Chapter of Kappa Kappa Gam The
The list of initiates includes the sto,
ses Allen, Anderson, H. Ander- Ora
, Balch, Bailey, Boland, Brandt, or
wn, Burke, Clambey, Cornwall, the
ell, Dow, Forbes, Hartley, Hill, Ioh
ne, X. Keane, Kjosness, Lubkin, Mat
Lubkin, Lemen, Martin, Mellison, Hur
Mellison, Macarthur, McCallie,
gan Mullin, Patton, Root, schuyl- MIS-
Stephenson, stfoheckef, u. Stro- II
xer, Swan, Swartweea, Wenz, F. the
Il, and Works. held
Mon
ner for Visitors 1am
compliment to the visiting Kappa the