The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-11-12

MTS. w. .. ItODDluS gave uoIlSuL-
full bridge luncheon Thursday after
noon at her home on East G street
entertaining the Phoenix Bridge club
The following were the guests Mes
DANES, C. l.. Gritman, Weatherby,
ee, N. Williamson, H. Hubert, M p
Miller, Mac P. Bailey, A. H. Over
smith, w. e. Cahill and Homer
David. The hostess was assisted by
Mrs. ArInbruster, Mrs. Nankervis and
Misses Shepperd, Broadwater, Freed
man. Edna White and Adeline and
Marjorie Robbins. The house was
beautifully decorated in pink and
white. Favors were won by Mrs.
Weatherby.
Mrs Ben E. Bush and Mrs. Charles
L. Thompson were hostesses at one
of the most charming bridge parties
of the season on Friday afternoon.
The party was given at the home of
Mrs. Bush. The porch and hall of
the home were wonderful in red,
white and blue, with the glorious
stars and stripes, proudly floating to
the breezes Of Armistice day. AS you
advance into the house the scene
changes and you find yourself in
rooms of gold and white" GU. of 1.
colors) for the Armistice day game
being played at Boise. The color
scheme of gold and white was carried
out in all the rooms and table deco
rations and i'll the menu. White ice
cream with a large gold Il" in the
center and all the delicious refresh
enty-two guests were hidden to play
at the 10 beautifully decorated tables. |
One of the most enjoyable and by |
far the most unique parties of the |
fall was give nat the home of Mrs. /
G. w. Suppiger Thursday evening. |
This was a teachers party, twenty
,wo of the grade teachers were pres
snt to do honor to one of, their num-
Der who recently decided to enjoy
single bliss no longer. The guest of
lonor was Mrs. Ernest M. Dworak,
lee Miss Bulah Davis. The program
If the evening was one continued /
urprise of delight One feature that
vas unusually we'll carried out was
mock wedding ceremony. The home
vas artistically decorated for the
lappy event. And while the strains
# the sweetest music was waited
through the rooms, the bride and her
maids, preceded by the little flower
iris entered the beautiful room and h
net the groom at an alter of beauti-
ul flowers. Rev. Join En- All cffi-
lated, father, mother, brothers, sis
ers, cousins and all the other rela-
ives imaginary were represented by ,
he jolly teachers The bride re-
eived beautiful cut-glass water set Z
nd a pretty cookbook filled with +
he choicest recipes of each of the t
2 teachers present. Miss Slawson s
ang several solos.
Mr. and Mrs c. N Matheny enter '
,ined at an enjoyable dinner, Sun !
ay at their home on Lynn Avenue.
he guests were, DR.. and Mrs. H. o.
erry and daughters, Gladys and
[ildred, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Ellis of G
akesdale and Miss Kathleen McIn- .
lrff Of Spangle, Wash. :
Last Sunday after church, Rev.
nd Mrs. Charles M. Yearout enter ?
lined at a sumptuous dinner at their 3
ome. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Tyrrell and Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin :
HILL
The Volunteer class of (girls) of
e Methodist Sunday school met
riday afternoon at the home OF \
oris Shea and enjoyed delightful Q
arty was given in honor of their a
rmer teacher, Mrs. Geo. Savage,
ho has been absent from the city for I
me time. The girls one and all are
,lighted to welcome her home again. s.
uring the afternoon they completed "
quilt Tor the orphans home at A
ewiston. A delightful luncheon was u
rved by the hostess and her sister G
iss Ida Shea. Is
Mrs. d. G. Burr, entertained
lmber Of friends at two-tab1e five CT
lndred party at her home on Friday p'
'ening. The rooms we're prettily bt
corated and the luncheon, which O.
l1owed especially delightful. The d,
ests, Mesdames Harry Thatcher, A
,llie Raymond, Thomas Aspray, G. 81
Crawford, Ira Hansen, F. A. Rob- CT
son and e. A. Keane were one and Fl
former nefghbors and friends Of in
3 hostess when all lived at Genesee. he
Saturday evening, Mr.. and Mrs di