The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-03-31
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Hrs. whittier Fayorite Visitor

MS Wn1Ct1er FaYOTlte SlSlCOr
Mrs. Robert Whittier of Montana
who until recently has made her hom
in Spokane, was the guest this weel
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harr
Whittier. Mrs. Whittier is a frequen
visitor in the city, and during he
stay she is always the motif for mucl
ed over her early departure, she hav
ing been called away Thursday in re
Spouse to message that Mr.. Whit
tier was i'll in Spokane. Mr.. and Mrs
Whittier will establish their future
home in Montana, where Mr.. Whittier
has interests.
On Monday afternoon Mrs. Simpson
honored Mrs. Whittier at an after
noon of bridge. The guests were
Mrs. Robert Whittier, Mrs. Harry
Whittier, Mrs. Lussier Mrs. Wallace,
Mrs. Earl David, Mrs. MCGOWAN and
Mrs. William Hunter.
Mrs. Crandall entertained Tuesday
afternoon at five tables at bridge as
a courtesy to Mrs. Whittier, Mrs. j..
Relston Addy of Minneapolis was also
an honor guest A luncheon was
served after o'clock at the small
tables.
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Whit
tier was complimented by Mrs. Burton
L French, who entertained six ia
bles at bridge. Pink snapdragons
were used in the living room of the
French home, and the score cards
were tinted in the same delicate
tones of pink. Yellow jonquils we're
used in the dining room. A two
course buffet luncheon was served at
5 o'clock.
Mrs. Hanna H0nOred
Wednesday afternoon in the base
nent of the M. E. church Mrs. H. E.
Hanna was entertained at a farewell
party arranged in her honor by the
members of the Women's Bible class
of the Methodist Sunday school of
which Mrs. Hannah has been mem
Der IL years.
About 70 guests we're present. Mrs.
Hanna was presented with a silver
fruit spoon. Refreshments were serv-
ed at the close of the afternoon.
Mrs. Matthews Given Farewell
Mo II,,o1, 5r,++boure .uoe boporad |
at a farewell party given Thursday af
ternoon at the home of Miss Draper
on North Lincoln street. The after
noon was spent informally with sew
ing. About 20 were present. Dainty
refreshments were served.
X. X. G. Easter Breakfast
The members of Kappa Kappa Gam
ma enjoyed a delightful Easter break ,
fast Sunday morning, planned by the
of the chapter. A col
or scheme of yellow and white was
used throughout and the tables APP
eeared chamingly springlike with
huge baskets of daffodils and yellow
shaded candles Miniature hatboxes {
marked the places and the favors were Y
my Easter chickens. Besides the ac- I
i've members of the chapter several
llumnae were present, including '
Gertrude Stephenson, Vivian Allen,
Margaret Brandt, Helen Patten and
Kathryn Keane.-U. of |. Argonaut. !
Visitors HOnOred y
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. F'ishburn enter Il
aimed 16 guests at an informal sup
Eer on Wednesday evening, compli-
1enting Mr.. and Mrs. J. Rolston Addy II
t Minneapolis who are visiting in
he city. e
Supper was served at small tables L
entered with vases of narcissus. v
overs were arranged for Mr. and o.
Trs. Addy, Mr. and Mrs. Butterfield, al
II. and Mrs. Parsons, Mr. and Mrs.
Iarshall, Mr.. and Mrs Won Ende, Mrs. NJ
ames Addy, Miss Benton, Miss Elem
u Brannon. Miss Dorothy Addy, Mr.. 81
ramon, Mr.. Butterfield and the at
osts n
in
Ountain View Club
Mrs. e. Blue entertained a num-
II of ladies whose homes are in the :
part of the city, Thurs
~ afternoon at her home. Plans
ere made for the organization of a :,
'cial club. Mountain View
uD" was selected for name.
ficers elected were Mrs. J. e. Blue, an
esident Mrs NJ. w. Shoemaker, TAI
&c president, and Mrs. A. J. Draper, gu
cretary and treasurer Dainty re- III
sshments were served by the hos OF
,s Jal
Mrs. S. S. Anderson will be the next
stess to the club, at a meeting on ra'
xt Thursday.