The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-10-01
THE SOCIAL RESUME

Mrs. j. w. Stevenson entertained &
number of little people and theil
mothers at the Stevenson home or
Washington street Friday afternoon in
hinOr of the sixth birthday anniver-
sary of Master Jack Stevenson. The
little people spent the afternoon play
ing, thoroughly enjoying themselves
! Dainty refreshments were served late
in the afternoon. Master Jack was
the recipient of a number Of gifts to
serve as a reminder of the occasion.
Mrs. R. X. Bonnett entertained at
most delightful kensington on Sat-
urday afternoon. Twenty-Five ladies
were present and enjoyed the hospi-
tality Of the gracious hostess. Miss
Helen Carlyle of Calgary, Canada
who is a guest at the home of Dean
and Mrs. Iddings was an out of town
guest
The Pythian Sisters were the
guests of Mrs. j. w Wilson at her
home on Elm street Friday afternoon.
The afternoon was spent in work and
social chat A dainty luncheon was
served by the hostess.
Mrs. c. H. Patton was hostess at a
delightful afternoon tea on Thurs
day The Patton home was bower
of beautey in autumn flowers and the
lovely tinted autumn foliage. Mrs.
II. D. Martin poured, Mrs. George
Suppiger assisted, while in the din
ing room Misses Mildred Perry and
Bernice Suppiger assisted. Mrs. E. e.
Crandall of Spokane was an out OF
town guest Forty Moscow ladies were
guests.
The ladies Agricultural club of the
University of Idaho held their first
meeting of the year with Mrs. e. j.
Iddings. A full membership was
present. Mrs. H. w. Hubert was
elected chairman for the coming
year. The rooms were made more |
beautiful by the artistically arranged
bouquets of beautiful flowers and
amid the fragrance and the bloom
Mrs. Iddings proved as of yore the
most charming of hostesses. The re-
were delicious.
crime is ever silently turning over
his pages:" we are so much en-
that the past realities are gone and
seem only as a sweet dream in the
great drama of life And SO it was /
with the Rebekahs when they met on
Tuesday evening to celebrate their
10th anniversary. Even here the
stories of the present and the future
were SO fascinating that they found
themselves living not in the past
10 but in the future 70 years OF Re-
bekahism. A short program was
given consisting of readings and an
outline of the lodge work, by Mes
lanes Reba Holman, Maude Morgan
sidge and Miss Effie Whitman and
Judge Morgareidge After the pro-
gram games were played, Miss Per-
xins winning the prize. The follow
ng delegates were elected to attend
he Rebekah ssembly of the Grand
lodge to be held in Lewiston, October
n to 21: Mesdames LeOna Garrison,
Nora Gutenberg, Laura Sheets, Doro-
nv Nelson and Maude Morgareidge.
rhe decorations were beautiful IN
,ansies The refreshments were de-
iciOus.
The b, Y. o. F. club was royalty
Homer David at her home on Van J
3uren street. The afternoon was de-
ightfully spent Dainty refreshments II
we're served. Mrs. Connaughton, OF !
.os Angeles, Calf, was guest Of the
lub.
Mrs C. j. Langdon was hostess at {
very delightful union birthday din
Ter on Wednesday evening. The
cnt VS. 10 ce'sDrte + A. Meeker's ;
.1u &. ;. Lai4adols S 4.etal days
Everything that goes with an up-to-
late birthday dinner was served IN ,
luding cakes covered with candles t
hedding bright little light for each
milestone passed by Time in his on
ward march The line was busy, j
hat evening as all their old friends !.
we're wishing their telehone man and
xtelephone man many happy returns
f the day. {
Sunday afternoon at the home OF
Ter daughter, Mrs. James H. Dye,
drs. M. J. Schooler of Berkeley, 8
yalif., enjoyed family reunion din '
Ter with several of her children. t