The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-01-15

Moscow society is indebted to the
visit of Mrs. Bernard Palmer for such
gayety as has interrupted the quiet oil
= more than commonly dull season
Hospitality seems to have frozen VI
with the water pipes this winter and
even the harmless and tame diversions
of large afternoon sewing parties for
women have been almost unheard Of
Pleasure in Store
Society is looking forward this eve
ming to the presentation of that
Bprightly comedy, 1.-The Importance of
Being Earnest" If the English club
proves to be as happy this time as it
was before in the selection of the
caste for rendering the witty lines and
assuming the engaging characters, the
evening will be delightful. Moscow
audiences will remember with vivid
pleasure how naturally and debonairly
Evan Lewis took the part of Algernon
Moncrieff; how stunning Loren Brown
was as John Worthy; and how beauti-
full and altogether winsome was Miss
Larson (now Mrs. Savidge) as the de-
mure Cecily Cardew. 1t will perhaps
be long time before better Chasuble
can be found than was Ira Cleveland
of Lewiston, and Miss Hits rendering
OF Miss Prism still makes one smile
with satisfaction over work well
done. With improved stage equipment
and a more sophisticated and expert
enced student body from which to Sc
lect stage material the performance
next ought to to surpass the delightful
one of several seasons past. Miss
Moore is announced as the coach and
the fact that her name has never been
connected with a failure of any sort
but always with distinct success is
a further guarantee for the evening.
Jolly Slighing Party
The glee club concert furnished a
delightful excuse to twenty-six res
idents of the chill" last evening to
take bob-sleigh ride over to the
auditorium. The roads are in per-
feet condition, and the night was no
harder on toes and ears than other
Jingle bell" occasions.
Wedding Announcement
Cards have been received announc-
ing the marriage in Spokane on Friday,
December thirty first, of Mr. Benjamin
Harrison Lehman and Miss Gladys
Collins. Mrs. lehman, after the
Christmas holidays, returned to her
duties as a school mistress in the
state of Washington, Mr.. Lehman is
an instructor in English at the Wash
ington State College
Supper for Mrs. Palmer
At supper party given on Monday |
evening in honor of Mrs. Bernard |
Palmer of Hamilton, Montana by Mr.. |
and Mrs Hutton the guests included |
Mr. and Mrs. Butterfield, Mr.. and Mrs
Homer David, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry,
Mr. and Mrs. Whittier, Mr. and Mrs. +
Simpson, Mr.. and Mrs. Day, Mr. and
Mrs. Truitt, Mrs. Benjamin Griffith,
Mrs. Addy, Mrs. Palmer, Miss French,
Mr.. Rolston Butterfield, Mr.. Soper,
Mr.. Fooks, and Mr. Kostalek.
Bridge Party
Mrs. James Addy was hostess this
afternoon at delightful card party
in honor of her niece, Mrs. Palmer. L.
Eight players enjoyed a number OF j
-ubbers of bridge. L
lttractiye Luncheon
Mrs. Bernard Palmer was the guest
If honor at ain attractively appointed
luncheon on Monday week by Mrs.
Warren Truitt.
Pleasant Surprise Party 9
Miss Anna Cameron was pleasant ;,
v SURPRISED Sunday evening by a
,roup of friends at the Marsh home,
he affair being in honor of her birth :
ay anniversary. Nearly a score of :
er friends enjoyed the evening.
,inner and Theater Party il
Mrs. H. w. Clarke entertained fl
ew friends at a prettily appointed S