The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-01-05
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The Faculty Women's club will NEE
Monday at Ridenbaugh hall instead O
Tuesday as formerly announced. Spe
cial music has been arranged an(
the Rev. Bridge will read Galsworthy'
"The Pigeon" Mrs. Eldridge is chair.
man of the hostess committee for this
meeting.
The Daughters of Ruth, the women's
Bible class of the Presbyterian church
have arranged to conduct kinder
garten for children under school age
on Sundays This will give the par
ents an opportunity to get the bentfits
of the services.
Thursday evening Mrs. A. Lindquist
was hostess at a dinner party com
plimenting her sister, Miss Emma
Junge, who was here for her vacation
from the University of Utah. The
color scheme was carried out in red,
white and blue. The guests were
Misses Emma Junge, Catherine Junge,
Myrtle Sampson, Ellen Peterson, Ruth
Edgett, Mrs. Edgett, Clara Johnson,
Mae Martin.
Miss Elizabeth McCutcheon Laird
was married Jan. 81 to Charles L. Aims
worth of Chippewa Falls, Wis, at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.W.
Laird at Potlatch, Ida. Miss Charlotte
Laird, a sister of the bride, was maid
of honor and A. c. Campbell was best
man. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. R. H. Stafford of the Open
Door Congregational church of Min
neapolis, an old friend of the groom,
who came west for the ceremony.
Only 35 of the most intimate friends
were present.
Fourteen members of the Mountain
View cub were present at the home
of Mrs. Stafford Thursday afternoon.
Twelve sheets and some knitting were
made for the Red Cross. Mrs. Wen
dell Pochel was the visiting lady. The
next meeting will be at the home OF
Mrs G.. w. Lenhard, January II, to
sew.
The marriage of Miss Mayme Kath- |
crime Lockard and Frank c. Kendall
took place Saturday night at the home
of the brides BROTHER Dr. A. B. Lock-
ard. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. w. G. Hicks, dean of All
Saints cathedral, in the presence of
only the immediate relatives The
bride has made Spokane her home for
the last eight years and filled the
position of chief clerk in the public
department at the city hall.
The bridegroom is general manager
If the retail yards of the Potlatch $
Lumber company, with offices in the
tones building, is member of the
J. A. A. c., Spokane and University I
1ubs, and member of Phi Delta Theta
-Spokesman-Revie
Mr.. Kendall will be. remembered in h
Ioscow, where he attended college. n
lis parents made their home here one "
inter n
Mrs. e. r. Mccall and son of Gar L
cid are visiting with Mrs. McCalls
arents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Scott.
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AS the result of a social, Mrs. G. A. h,
arder, chairman of the soldiers and L
lilors' department of the w. c. T. u, OF
Is turned in 81 to the Khaki Bible in
nd e
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The B. Y. P. U. club was entertain M
at the home of Mrs. Bush on B w
rect, Thursday afternoon. so
Mrs F. L. Barrows was hostess at
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lursday of this week. Mrs. Won Ende Ii
leading the study of Henry VII H.
itch was continued at this meeting. ST
letter from the mother of the French err
Y who is being cared for by the club ka
is read, expressing sincere gratitude Tu
their help. an
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The Hi Yu club met at the home No
Mrs. Hannah on Thursday. At this lat
,eting it was decided to do away
th refreshments and devote this
ney to the care Of a French or Ar yol
MAN orphan. no
rhe husbands of the B. Y 0. f.. In