The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-10-19
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in the new library Of the j. ]. Day
home on Van Duran street and it was
, marked by extreme simplicity. The
! bride wore charming gown of dark
! blue crepe de chine, with a picture
hat, and carried la France roses.
, There were no attendants.
Immediately after the ceremony the
guests proceeded to the G. P. Mix
home where a delicious wedding
breakfast was served at one long
table seating forty-two people. The
table was made attractive with
Ophelia roses and ferns and at each
plate lay tiny white box filled with
wedding cake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson left late
in the afternoon by automobile for
Twin Lakes.
Guests at the wedding and break
fast included Mrs. Hubbard of Levy
iston; Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Day; MI.
and Mrs. Harry Marsh; Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Caughlin; Mrs. E. Woolery; and
Willis Dermott, of Wallace; Mr.. and
Mrs. R. Noftsger; Mrs John Mix;
and Sherman Mix of Orofino; Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Kits, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford of Spokane; and Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer David; Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Cur
tbs; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mix; Mr..
and Mrs. William Marsh; Mr.. and
Mrs. j. J. Day; Mr.. and Mrs. G. P.
Mix; Mrs. B. p Griffith; Mrs. Rich
ardson; the Misses Permeal French,
Isabel Stevens, Virginia Dermott,
Ruth Coffee, Mary McKenna; Messrs
Max Griffith, F. E. Mix, Hugh Rich
ardson, Ralston Butterfield, and Rev.
Bridge.
Coed Picnic.
On last Saturday afternoon the |
university girls and faculty women
enjoyed a picnic on Genesee ridge.
The affair took the place Of the an
nual Coed Prom and was planned ly
the Home Economics club. Several !
hours OF tramping in the woods made
the party quite ready for the sub !
stantial supper which was served I
around two huge camp fires. A num-
Der Of townspeople supplied automo-
biles for the trip.
Birthday Dinner.
Mrs. David Urquhart entertained
several guests at dinner on Wednes-
day in honor of the ninety first birth
day of her uncle, Mr.. James w. Phil
lips. The guests included Rev. and
Mrs. Perry, Mr.. Joseph Van Busklrk,
and Mrs. Janette Townsend, Mr..
Phillips only sister.
Dinner Guests at Kappa House.
Dinner guests at the Kappa Kappa
Gamma house on Friday evening were
Miss Mabel Ziese, Miss Elsie Ziese,
Miss Leiby, Miss Hyde and Mrs. Goss.
Shower for Miss IversOn.
On Friday of last week Miss Ida
Iverson was pleasantly surprised at
her home near Blaine by number
of her friends, who gave her mis-
cellaneous shower. The honor guest
was the recipient of many beautiful
gifts, and dainty refreshments were
served late in the afternoon. Miss
Iverson is to be the bride of Leslie
l.. Lyons in the near future. Those
present were the Mesdames Erickson,
Heath, Madison, Kilde,
Christofferson, Hagen, Peterson, Mel
son, Hanson, Iverson, Hove, Larson,
LANCE, O. Iverson, Gormson, h. Mar
UNI, Egalnd, Smith, Christensen, and
Roseboe, and the Misses G. Egland,
L. Paulson, B. Askeland, B. Olson,
M. Erickson, A. MOrtensOn, 5. Er1ck-
son, E. Olson, L. Mortenson, A.
Hagen, E. Christensen, E. Iverson, D.
Smith, G. Bergen, NJ Tideman, j.
and M. Christensen. II
Wedding at Blaine.
On Wednesday, October the six
teenth, Miss Lottie G. Paulson and
9. Herman Kroesing were quietly
married by Rev. Helgeson at the Meth
,dist parsonage at Blaine. They were
attended by Miss Julia Abrahamson
and Mr.. Martin Stem, a brother of
he bride The guests included only
relatives and close friends of the
couple.
Chi Delta Phi announces the pledg
ng of Irene Mckay of Mullan, Idaho.