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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-03-05
Dinner for Mr.. Stewart

Mrs. George Stewart was hotess on
i Monday evening of last week at a
dainty dinner party honoring Mr. Ste
wart, who on that day celebrated his
SD birthday anniversary The din
ner was arranged as a surprise for Mr..
Stewart and the evening proved most
enjoyable.
| Covers were laid for Mr.. and Mrs.
George Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Neidig, Mrs. Ella Stewart, Miss Miller,
Miss Nebelsieck, Mr.. G. S. Ray, Mr.
Hitchcock and Fred Stewart.
H0nOring Mrs. Lewis
In honor of Mrs. M. E. Lewis of
Moscow was the enjoyable Kensing-
ton given by Mrs. John W. Eagleson
and Mrs. R. E. Shurtz on Friday af-
ternoon at the Eagleson home. AL
though entirely informal, it was an
Altogether enjoyable occasion. DUR
ing the afternoon Mrs. Earl Adams,
Mrs. j. A. Ames, Mrs. Tomilson and
Miss Mary Shurtz furnished musical
numbers and Mrs. c. H. Eagleson
reading. Red tulips decorated the
STATESMAN.
Luncheon for Bishop Summers.
DR.. nj. A. Brannon, president of the
informal luncheon at the Hotel Mos
COW, honoring Bishop Summers of Or
egon, who addressed the student as
sembly On Thursday. DR.. Brannon's |
guests were Bishop Summers, Mr.. Lit |
tie, Mr.. Livingston, Mr.. Eldridge, Mr.. |
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-03-05
Luncheon for DR.. L. /. Hewes

Mr.. and Mrs. c. N. Little were hosts
lat luncheon on Wednesday in honor
of DR.. L. 1. Hewes. The other guests
were Prof. Edwards of Pullman, DR..
Brannon, L. F. Parson and c. B.
Green.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-03-05

Lewis, Mr.. Butterfeld, Mr.. Cunning
ham and Mr.. Parsons.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-03-05
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard David Hosts a
Bridge

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard David Hosts a
| Bridge
The largest party of the week was
the evening at bridge at which Mr.
and Mrs. Howard David wore hosts
on Thursday.
Spring flowers were used to enhance
the attractiveness of the David home
land TO remind the guests that this is
really the time of spring, even
though the earth remains snow
bound
Following the happy hours at
bridge, a dainty two-course supper
was served.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs Will
lam Lee, Mr.. and Mrs Wallace. Mr.
and Mrs. Butterfield, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hodgins, Mr. and Mrs. Hutton, Mr.
and Mrs. Homer David, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. San
ders, Mr.. and Mrs. Kirkwood, Mr. and
Mrs. Horton, Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Earl David, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Ed
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Griffith,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Orland, Mrs. Publ
Miss Broman, Mr.. Harvey Smith and
Mr.. r. Butterfield.
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jail guests. You were greeted by gal
have graded a French salon; you were
shown through the long rooms and
chummy dens by an Apollo; you were
handed your tea cup by a budding
statesman and you were finally, but
Iregretting all the while, hidden au
Irevoir by young Caruso. One ma
Itron was overheard to say, 1--WE dis
covered at last an Eveless Eden
All afternoon the rooms of the hand
some colonial home were thronged
with guests and the jitneys ran riot
UP and down the slippery hills, bear
ing those who had "seen and slipped"
and those who were yet to enjoy the
pleasures of Kappa Sigma hospitality.
The home of the Idaho chapter of
Kappa Sigma is unique in that it is
said there is no other fraternity home
in the northwest that is so splendid
ly suited to its needs The plans
and style of architecture were copied
largely from fraternity homes in east
ern colleges, due to the influence of
Prof. Edward NJ. Hume, who had
studied such conditions in eastern and
western schools.
The house is undoubtedly one of the
handsomest structures of it's kind in
the west and Idaho and Kappa Sigma
may be justly proud of it.
Many Hosts Dine Bishop Hughes
During his short stay in the city, |
Bishop Matthew S. Hughes, was much
in demand as an honor guest at in
formal dinners.
Saturday evening Bishop Hughes
was entertained at the Methodist |
at a charming dinner Gov
ers were laid for Bishop Hughes, DR..
B. E. koontz, Rev. and Mrs. Warner, J.
Miss fuller and Miss Hand.
On Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. George Ste
wart entertained Bishop Hughes and
a few official members of the Meth
odist church at noon dinner
Mrs. Wallace Will Receive for Mrs.
Bailey
Mrs. Will E. Wallace has issued ]
cards to thirty of her friends fer an I
afternoon of bridge on Wednesday of t
his week to be given for Mrs. Mop. c
Bailey who has recently come to Mos f
COW rom Montana.
Mrs. Bailey is niece of Mrs. Her. /
,ert Witherspoon who was a favorite s
n Moscow society circles for many \
ears during her residence here when +
IT. Witherspoon was in charge of d
he Moscow branti, of the Spokane 4 C
Eastern Trust company. r
AS a niece of the charming Mrs.
Mrs. Bailey will find n
1osoow society very cordial.
ewcOmers to Moscow r.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mop. Bailey have re- P
emily moved to Moscow from Libby, Al
[ont., and have taken a house at A
nd Monroe streets. Mr.. Bailey is con- al
ected with the firm of Mason and w
rhman of Portland and will make
oscow the headquarters for his ter "
tory. D
NJ
eta Gamma Alumnae Dance
The alumnae of Delta Gamma was NJ
,stess to the active members of
eta Gamma and their friends at a en-
lightful dancing party Friday eve he
ng at the Guild hall. or
In the receiving line were Mrs. Earl to-
ivid, Miss Lillian Skattaboe and Nj
SIS Ann McMonigle of Nezperce. The
ADVERTISING
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-03-05
Younger Set Enjoys Dance

Younger Set Enjoys Dance
The members of the younger set en-
joyed jolly dancing dancing party
Saturday night at the Guild hall
About twenty couples were dancing
early in the evening, while later the
number was swelled by couples drop
ping in after the concert and basket
ball game. The music was lively and
the floor excellent Mrs. L. F. Par
sons and Miss Lillian Skattaboe
chaperoned the young people.
Four Dinner Guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Colver and
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Youngs were
dinner guests of Kappa Kappa Gamma
on Tuesday evening.
Visiting Daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. BowerInan of
Pocatello are in the city and will
make a short visit with their daugh-
ter, Miss Elizabeth Bowerman, who
is attending the. university. Miss
Bowerman is a member of Delta
Gamma.
Dinner Guests of Gamma Phi Beta
Gamma Phi Beta entertained a
number of guests yesterday at din
ner. Among their guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Homer Youngs, Miss Leona |
Miss Freda Marie Soulen |
Miss Margaret Denning, Mr.. Hal |
Tunke, Mr.. Homer Huddleson and Mr..
Charles Jennings of Nampa, Mr.. Jen
lings is visiting his brother, Talbot
Jennings at the Phi Delta house, en-
quite to Montana from his home in
Iampa.
faculty WOmen's Club Tomorrow
The Faculty Women's club will
Iclock at Ridenbaugh hall. I
'Ieiades Elects Officers
Mrs. c. N. Little was hostess to tile
'leiades club on Thursday after l
DON of last week. All members, but
wo, were present. Officers for the
nsuing year were elected with the
blowing results: ::
Mrs. Eldridge, president; Mrs. Fish t
urn, yice-president; Mrs. Axtell, {
ecretary; Mrs. Forney, treasurer. T
rs. Won Ende, Mrs. Barrows and Mrs. \
.ulme were elected to the board of P
irectors, with Mrs. Won Ende as \
hartman Mrs. Forney is the clubs [
representative on the library board. Il
RS. Publ H0n0red T
Mrs. H. H. Simpson entertained a
nall group of friends on Friday af- l.
rnoon as a courtesy to Mrs. A. A.
1hl of Boomers Ferry who is a guest =
the Herman Wilson home.
The afternoon was spent at bridge -
ID at O'Clock dainty refreshments "
ere served
The guests were Mrs. Publ Mrs. CT
ilson, Mrs. Crandall, Mrs. Howard 1'
lvid, Mrs. Bush, Mrs. Whittier and vi
S. Sanders. ~
!. &.
,ther's Club "
The Mother'S CIuh was deliohtfuily go
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the. newly elected president of the
club, Mrs. E. T. Baker. The study for
the coming year will be the Monies
sori Method of Child Training. The
business meeting was followed by a
delightful social hour during which
refreshments were served.
Guests of the club were Mrs S. T.
Hawley of Genesee, Mrs. James MIS-
bet of Genesee, Mrs. w. F. Morgan
edge, and the Misses Alice and Mag
gle Nisbet Mrs. Morgareidge was
elected a member. of the club
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Mothers Club

luUIHVT CIUU
The Mothers Club was delightfully."-
entertained on February % at the
home of Mrs. John Nisbet. The dec
orations were in honor of Washing
tons birthday and the rooms Of the
Nisbet home looked very charming.
The meeting was presided over by
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-03-05
Mr.. Canham Honor GTest

Iohn Canhanl, who celebrated his
18Th birthday anniversary IN Satur-
day. was the guest of honor at a sur
prise party given at his home On Fri
cay evening by the members of the
Thursday club and their husbands.
Mr.. Canham was presented with a
beautiful, ported plant by the guests.
a delicious supper was served.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-03-05
Phi Delts Alumni Hosts

Phi DeltS Alumni Hosts
The Moscow Alumni: Club of Phi
Delta Thn'a gave ar informal dance in
Child hall, FRIDAY evening. The
gusts present were the Misses NAL
Ion. cculj. Denecke Dwight. Hamil-
ton. Martin, Spaulding. Wipperman,
G. APPEL. Denning, F. Richardson. P.
Hays. Wagnon, Parsons. Taggart, Pet
erson, Sholes, Fallquist, Hollenbeck,
Jcacs, Chrisman, hcgler, McGirr,
Miller, Eagleson. Gregory,
Faris, Soulen, Melgarj A Appel and
&. Hays; Mr.. and Mrs. Colver, MI. and
Mrs. il. Mr.. and Mrs. ii. iiavid, Mr..
and Mrs. E. David, Wi.larl Bolies and
Hal Funke.
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House Guest of the Herman Wilson's
Mrs. A. A. Publ arrived in the city
Tuesday from her home in Boomers
Ferry, Ida, and is house guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Wilson, She
will make an indefinite visit
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-03-05
Delta Gamma AIumnae Dance

The alumnae of Delta Gamma was
hostess to the active members of
Delta Gamma and their friends at a
delightful dancing party Friday eve
hing at the Guild hall.
In the receiving line were Mrs. Earl
David, Miss Lillian Skattaboe and
Mss Ann McMonigle of Nezperce The
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-03-05
Past Noble Grand's Club

Past Noble Grand's Club
Mrs, George Hallam was charm
ing hostess Wednesday entertaining
the members of the Past Noble
Grand's club. After tie routine bust
Tess Of the club, durinS which time
Mrs. Morgareidye prlsi led. a clever
playlet was given by Mrs. Woods.
Mrs raylong and Mrs. Westover
Dainty refreshments were served to
the 10 ladies present.
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dance programs were dainty hand
painted booklets in Delta Gamma col
ors. About forty couples were pres
ent.
Guests of the evening Wa the
Misses Lille Olson, Marie Anderson,
Ellen Peterson, Florence Frazier of
Colfax and Florence Pierce of Lewis
ton.
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Dinner Guests of Gamma Phi Beta
Faculty Women's Club Tomorrow

The Faculty Women's club will
meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:45
O'Clock at Ridenbaugh hall.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-03-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Mop. Bailey have re-
Gently moved to Moscow from Libby
Mont, and have taken a house at A
and Monroe streets Mr.. Bailey is con-
nected with the firm of Mason and
Erhman of Portland and will make
Moscow the headquarters for his ter
ritory.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-03-05
Visiting Daughter

Visiting Daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Bowerinan of
Pocatello are in the city and will
make a short visit with their daugh-
ter, Miss Elizabeth Bowerman, who
is attending the. university Miss
Bowerman is member of Delta
Gamma
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BIG BRITISH SHIP
SUNK BY U-BOAT
MEN LOST WHEN STEPHEN
FURNess GOES DOWN.
ITALIANS MAKE GAINS
SLAv POSTS ON TWO FRONTS
ARE CAPTURED sT UkRAI-
MAN TROOPS.

London. Dec -. The British
armed steamer stephen FurneSs has
been torpedoed and sunk by a German
submarine in the Irish channel it was
officially announced Six officers and
ninety-five men were lost
London. Dec. s4.-A dispatch TO the
Exchange Telegraph from Copen-
hagen says: The Berlinsr Zsiruns
says Emperor William has informed
his government thst he con,enplstes
gOink To Brest-Litovsk il the diplo-
mats arrive at an agreement. in
which case he will endeavor TO As
semble all the sovereisns and regents
of Europe in 4 peaee conference, as
WAS done after the Napoleonic wars
The Emperor is credited with having
declared that everybody wants peace
and TIT the future offers so many
great SKIS that all states must CO
operate in them"
Following the decisive defeat % the
Teutons for the positions around
Monte Asoloae. the AuStrp-Gs-nans
have brought vp great numbers Of
fresh troops and Sre Planning 10
launch the heaviest Now yes attempt
ed IN that wSr thextsr.
In 4 surprise attack near the Y2-es-
StAten road the British we've forced
hack Sitshtty aloos 4 fro-S o. several
Ar,trsi ysr:s
Oc ,Ae Y-eaeA t-ozt several surprise
attacks we're hc-ehsa. D., The Pans
var oslses Sxys these txils3
British xi-us1 have e-0=sAt Go~l
to2r flye-S II cazrsesS &C TIE hattie
trysz. TIE vx- ot1Ncs Announces
,sers ~s<e 70 casualties l. the raid
o. the ss1Sitsa coast STAY morning
Oce easEy FsAre vas e-vcSAI to-l
PeSro<Txd-i. i reported that the
USr1irsxn trooGs have Occupied Tie
h~xecGxrssrs o. al ;Ae stats o. the
Rar,.nl.n and Southwestern tr01rS.
<ysieWs or the yuo trorts ~hscA have
been united under the command O.
Ilest- Gen D<r,isri Sreherax,ehs.t-
The hreAchees~eea TIE Ukraine
rSia And the ~c-kEez's a-: soldiers
6e equities hss eesa ~t1eaeJ by the AZ
rest o. forty members % the Ukraine
revoiu,soaary stat. 4, Ps,rosrsd The
rsia hxs sent Al al.i-ax,ura 70 the
Sot<heviki headquarters threatening
ro-c;hle sseps unless TIE S,xts = rs>
leased The Don district CcssAcks
have ASSUMED the Ukraine rsiS o:
their defensive spirit
Amsterdam. pec- "A dispatch ~
csiyed here trar, R-es.-Lk,ovsk. Rus-
siS- dated Saturday. says To-Day 81
4 O'Clock in the afternoon the peace
negotiations were begun 81 solemn
sitting Prilee Leopold q Bavaria
SS commander in chic. % TIE German
.o-csss in the east. Welcomed the tess~
gates xai invited Eskki FxSh&- As the
ss-ior delegate. 70 oPe1 tie ec1te--
e1ce. H&sl PAsha- xsrs- \, syr-e>-
sion % desire for satisfactory ~
srlt. declared the rscost&ssN1s to-r.sl-
" cp-a and proposed Dr. ve1 ArsAt
nam SS the presiding osrics-- TIE
German foreign minister mas c-x-f
--..,~-<fr s,,-.e,s Chairman
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Dry fiiat Pelt..

Sec-- ~ccl pelIs -..........4sG
S-scee- SheArlings. No. . -
No =GrlAn >hearlings ..... 10
S-cks~ saddles and pieces at value
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-12-27
HIDES AND PELTs.
Dry Hidea-

rIir. butcher. ID. .... IS
Elias fallen. Ii --.--..--.....-.. -
rli-. bull and stag. 10. .... Is
slsz- culls zad glue. Id. ..- IL
Sal. hides &C to sc ID. less.
Horse hides L. to 20 price OF green
SAl-ed
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-12-27

Arhsa<-Frslch tesrrpye-S have
sunk rEo enemy <ch--Arilss il the
Gulf ot Tara--o.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-12-27
WAR DEMANDED
BY AReENTINANS
PUBLICATION OF Won LUxBURG
sTRATIoN IN sUENos AIRES.
ITALIANS HOLDING LINE
soMeARpMENT AT ST. QUENTIN
INCREASED AND ACTIVITY IN
ALSAcE is REPORTED.

Buenos Aires. Dec se--As the re
suit of the publication of the teie-
grams sent by Count Won Luxburg. the
former German minister. TO the Ber-
lin foreign office. il again has been
necessary to call out mounted patrols
TO disperse crowds of people who de
manded = rupture of relations with
Germany The mob. which was shout
ing Long live the republic and
Death to President Irieoyen." was
dispersed after fight with mounted
police in the Gale Florida
Heavy guards again have been
placed over the property owned by
Germans in the city and mounted men
newspapers La Union. for which Count
Won Luxburs obtained subsidy
The general belief is that the publ
cation of the kilograms Will lead 10
new demands for the severance OF re
la,ions with Germany. Congress har-
ing already refused 10 sanction the
budget appropriation for continuing
the Argentine legation in Berlin
which was insisted on by the organs
OF President Irigoyen-
Rome. Dec "a considerable por-
,ion of ground game. By the enemy
D~c- IS in the region OF Monte A1o-
lone. on the northern front east OF the
Breata river. has been re-Aksn By the
Italians the ~ar office announces
The positions reszinet by the Italians
we're held despite the most violent
fire from tie enemy artillery Active
artillery fighting OF the Ve-cun troat
east os the Ns1se -aS reported BY
the Paris var office
Rome. Dee .l--Conpless repulse
o. The seren-tay attack By the Aus
,ro-Ge-nan forces which vas deliver
ed On the Ta<so1-Col-D~iOrSo front
between the Brelta and the Pi.rs-
-xS announced by the var office The
enemy suffered heavy los<es- Ne~ az
rsoP.< by the enemy TO cross tie
Pave vecchia ~sre frustrated