The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-10-15
THE SOCIAL RESUME

lpreciation of the ladies for the work
done by Mrs. MacCaughey, during her
stay here. Mrs. MacCughey respond
ed with a few words of thanks and
/ appreciation. A delicious luncheon
was served by Mesdames W. H. Con-
nor, l. l.. Collins, j. R. Collins, Sig
lColeman, Ray Carter, j. E. Blue and
Frank Bumgarner.
| The ladies of the Art and Craft de-
partment Of the Historical club met
Monday afternoon with Mrs. Alvin e.
Evans. Mrs. j. S. Heckathorn very
lably assisted as hostess and both
proved charming entertainers. Mrs.
~. Orrin Gould gave an illustrated
lecture on "Art in the Home" which
was very much enjoyed and appre
ciated by the ladies. The refresh
ments were dainty and delicious.
Mrs. George Loomis entertained the
Ivyhurst club, Thursday afternoon at
her home on south Almond street.
After an interesting business meeting
most delightful hour was spent with
fancy work and social conversation.
The hostess served delicious refresh
ments. Mesdames G.. e. Hunter, NJ. G.
Barnes and R. r. Richmond were
guests of the club. The next meeting
will be with Mrs. R. G. Penwell, Oc-
tobr 27, at 2:3O o'clock
Miss Ethel Sargent was given de-
lightful surprise party at her home on
East Third on Tuesday evening. The
evening was spent in songs, music
and several recitations by S. M. Ste
vens. Mrs. Sargent received several
beautiful gifts. The guests were Mr.. |
and Mrs. Lawrence Autry, Mr.. and
Mrs f. A. Watson, Miss Ida Sven
son and S. M. Stevens, Elmer Larson,
Leonard Walker and Glenn Reddle.
Refreshments were served which in
cluded delicious birthday cake,
baked by Mrs. Watson.
Mrs. Mollie Young and Mrs. Mary
Brown were hostesses to the 1914
sewing club which met at the home
of Mrs. Brown on Thursday after
noon The time was spent in sewing
and social chat A sumptuous lunch
con was served by the two gracious
hostesses. Miss Neppa Naylor and
Mrs. Oscar McCartor and Mrs. John
L. Naylor were guests of the club.
Mrs. Conrad Peterson was given a
very delightful birthday party Friday
afternoon at her home on south Har-
rison street, by a number of friends.
The time was spent in sewing and
social chat A sumptuOus luncheon
was served by the Misses Wilma and
Irene Peterson The guests were
Mesdames G. A. Tenwick, Gust Olson
and Fritz Nelson.
Mrs. Will T. Morgareidge enter
aimed one dozen boys at delightful
picnic supper on the lawn at her
home Tuesday after school. The
event was to celebrate the twelfth
of Master Van Morgareidge.
One of the most delightful affairs
If the week, yea for many weeks was
he reception givn by Rv. Father N.
>. Wirtzberger, to the DeSmet club
md the parish of the Catholic
church in the Guild Hall Friday eve
ling. The Hall was beautifully
in autumn leaves and
lowers. The decorations and the re-
reshments were in charge of the La
lies of the Altar society. The re-
;eiving line grew as the members ar
lived. Delightful music was furnish
ID by a number of the musicians from
he university orchastra. The even
ng was spent in dancing, social chat
md cards, Refreshments were serv-
ID throughout the evening. Every ,
me enjoyed the reception immensely
md were much pleased when Father
Nertzberger announced that he hoped
o make this an annual affair.
The Rebekah Lodge met Tuesday ]
,vening in their lodge rooms and en-
Dyed a very pleasant time. Several
visitors were present from other
odges. The evening was spent in a
short business session followed by
everal guessing games John L. Nay
or and Mrs Laura Sheets won the
,rizes Pumpkin pie with whipped
:ream and coffee, was served.
The "Willing Workers" Of the Swe-
Iish Lutheran church met Saturday
lfternoon at 2:30 iu the church par
ors and spent a delightful and profit
Ible afternoon, in sewing and social
hat Mrs. Conrad Peterson was
lostess and served dainty luncheon.