The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-05-27
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WOrQ was received L rludy VI lut
marriage of Miss Laura Edna Dewey
to Lieutenant John T. Ross. They were
married secretly on the 30th OF No
vember, 1917, in Occur d'Alene. Mrs
Ross was a popular young lady here
having been head of the domestic sci
ence department in both the Lewiston
and Moscow high schools. She is a
graduate of the University of Idaho
and is a member of the Gamma Phi
Beta sorority. She is now located at
Las Cruises, New Mexico, where she is
doing extension work. Lieut.. Ross is
first lieutenant in the aviation corps.
He attended the University of Idaho
for three years and is member of the
Kappa Sigma fraternity.
Mrs. E. J. Armbruster, Mrs W. S.
Robbins and Mrs. F. L. White enter
tanned group of friends on Friday
afternoon at the White residence on
Hayes street for the French orphan
fund Each guest of the afternoon
will entertain a similar number and
the sum collected, 25 cents from each
one present, is given for the support
of French children.
Mrs. J. G. Eldridge, retiring presi-
dent of the Pleiades club, was hostess
to the members on Thursday after
noon. The study hour was devoted to
one of Barrie's plays, and an inter
testing paper on Russian art by Mrs.
Edward M Hume. At the conclusion
of the program the officers for the
new year were installed with Mrs.
H. P. Fishburn as president; Mrs.
Warren Truitt, vice president; Mrs.
E. M Hume, secretary, and Mrs. J.
G.. Eldridge, treasurer.
This was the last meeting OF the
clum year, known as Presidents day.
Narcisis, white lilacs and tulips were
used in the decoration of the rooms,
and at o'clock a three-course supper
was served by the hostess.
Fifteen freshmen of the engineering
college were supper guests of DR.. and
Mrs. C. NJ Little on Sunday evening.
This was the last group Of freshmen
engineers to be entertained, others
having been entertained previously
during the college year. The evening
was delightfully."- informal. Supper
was served from small tables, and Vic
trola music, humorous readings and
social chat was much enjoyed by the |
happy freshmen.
DR.. and Mrs. E. H. Lindley enter
aimed the remaining debaters, which
we're eight in number, at dinner Fri
lay evening.
The senior breakfast which is al
ways an enjoyable feature of COM
week will be served at
'clock on Saturday at the home OF
resident and Mrs Lindley.
Mr.. Howard Knight and Miss Verdia I
ell Hadley, both of Pullman were ,
larried here Saturday evening by the
ev. Mr. Bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs Will Antrim, Mr.. and
RS. Fred Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
7hlte, house guests at the Chas.
tenger home with Mr.. and Mrs. 4
tenger and daughter, formed motor 4
arty to Lewiston Sunday. 4
The B. Y. o. F. Sewing club SPENT .
thursday with Mrs. Ben Bush whenI
ed Cross work was done. The mem
RS with their husbands will play =
idge at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. :
omer David on Tuesday evening. :
The Evening Bridge club will go to
9 mountains on Friday as guests OF
SIS Winifred Calkins at her coun-
? home, "The Glendale" X
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Horton, Mr.. and ::
s. Howard aDvid, Miss Ruth Bro :!
N and Mr.. Guy Curtis will attend
nee at the Metronome in Lewiston B
S evening. The party will go in
. Curtis car
rhe intermediate department Of the y
Sunday school had pic-J =
in the park this afternoon. The oc-s y
ion being arranged for the winners 4
recent contest, the lossers pro- Z
ing the entertainment. Mothers of z
contestants are guests of the Stu-J y