The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-01-22

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THE annual Elks ball held Wedne
L day night at the temple proved
be one of the most enjoyable affair
ever given by the local order of Elk
The grand march at o'clock, was lie
by George Thorpe, exalted ruler, an
Mrs. Thorpe of Pullman. Many of tn
guests were from out of town.
A refreshing spirit of informalit
Teigned throughout the dance. A clev
er finish of the grand march was tn
$igrand right and left" and the ex
change of greetings which was enjoyed
by the dancers.
buffet supper was served beginning
at midnight. The splendid orchestra
was lead by Bruce Healey of the Lew
iston Metronome orchestra.
An enjoyable affair is planned for
Saturday night of this week, when
Ruby chapter of Eastern Star will give
hall. Society is looking forward with
much interest to the dedication of the
new Masonic temple which will be
held sometime next month probably on
Washington's birthday.
Birth Announcements Received
Announcements have been received
in tho city of the birth of son jan
uary IL, to Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Roby
OF Salt Lake city. Mrs Roby was be-
Tore her marriage Miss Helen O'Mel-
7venay of Pocatello, a member of the
Lewiston Normal faculty. The baby
has been christened Marcus Augustus
Roby Jr.
Gamma Phi Betas Guests at Tea
Mr.. and Mrs. B. X. Lehman of the
Washington State college faculty en-
tertained the members of the local
chapter of Gamma Phi Beta at tea at
their home in Pullman yesterday.
The guests, numbering more than a |
Score, left on the afternoon train for |
Pullman and returned at o'clock. Mr. |
Lehman was formerly connected with |
the English department at the univer-
Sity. Mrs. Lehman was Miss Gladys |
Collins before her marriage to Mr..
Lehman last year. She is a member of |
the local chapter of Gamma Phi Beta.
Tea For Students
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Gail entertained
a group of university students at tea
last evening at their home on Elm
street
Moscow People Witness Performances
Of Russian Artists i /
Moscow was well represented at the
Serge de Diaghileff Ballet Russo at
Traction at the Spokane auditorium on
Friday and Saturday of last week Mr.. {
and Mrs. Edward M. Hume, their lit t
tie daughter Mary, and Miss Brewer at I
tended both performances of the ballet
and Mrs. L. f. Parsons spent Saturday A
anu Sunday in Spokane, attending the ]
produetion Saturday night among other +
Moscow people who attended the per- n
[ormances were Mr.. and Mrs. Harry +
Whittier and Gerald Hodgins. N
3hIo People Hold Reunion
A group of people, formerly from NJ
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Moscow held their third annual re- d,
lnion at the home of ]. w. Dewitt ca
N East Eighth street on Saturday. tie
The time and place for this years &C
eunton was chosen because of the II
ccasion of Mr.. DeWitt's 18th birthday S.
anniversary. A dinner was served at
Don, and was followed by social Fl
me-
Those present: L. C. Dewitt and ed
1mify, Ralph Bateman and family, de
rso Bateman and family, S. r. Boyer tn,
I'D family, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter De- tn,
lit, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Boyer, me-
ISIS Carrie Brown, William O. Brown Ce
Id George Morrison. MI
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Anee For Younger Set
Merritt Lieuallen and Gordon Staples Ba
ere hosts to 40 of the younger set
Thursday evening at dance at the dis
lid hall. Carey's orchestra furnished Ba
nsfc for the dancing. Mr.. and Mrs. her
G. Downing were chaperones. We
Tw
asting Party par
Walter Robbins was host Saturday ker
ternoon at coasting party to Is hou
his little boy friends, the occasion 7
ing his 18th birthday. Boil
Following jolly afternoon in the ner
ow. dainty refreshments were served Ida
o'clock Phi
rhe guests were William Kaufman, was