The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-03-04

! f. hall March 16, 1921. This will be
the first time Moscow has had the
honor of entertaining them.
| Special at Cold Storage Market
Fresh pork, 15c per lib. 1872
Mrs. Harry Frazier and Mrs. Art
Morgan entertained few friends at
a delightful luncheon Thursday af-
tenoon at the home of Mrs. Nor
gan.
All kinds of fowls for your Sunday
dinner at Cold Storage Market. 1872
Mrs. Mac. P. Bailey and Mrs. C. w.
Hickman entertained the Bridge club
at delightful l o'clock luncheon
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Bailey. The house was beauti-
fully decorated in pink and blue, the
color scheme was carried out in the
dining room. The afternoon was one
of delight Mrs. Rosa Weatherby,
Mrs. E. O. Bangs, Mrs. Geo. M. Mil
Ter, Mrs. Mark P. Miller and Mrs.
Kenneth Collins were guests of the
club.
See our display before purchasing.
Cold Storage Market. 1872
John Bother, cashier of the Pot
latch State Bank, was a business
visitor to Moscow Friday.
Ben Vogle of Potlatch was Mos
cow business visitor Thursday.
He was a good mixer but what is
there to mix these days? So Long
Lefty. 1872
C. 8. Clark went to Lewiston
Thursday evening to spend the week
end.
A most happy occasion was the an
nual meeting of the Baptist Women's
Union at the parsonage Wednesday
afternnnon with thirty-five present.
The following officers were elected:
President, Mrs. Preston Morris; Sec
rotary Of Missions, Mrs. Dean Hamil-
ton; Secretary of Social Service, Mrs.
Goldie Durham; Recording Secretary,
Mrs. G.. H. Bratton; Treasurer, Mrs.
Mary V. Hunter; Financial Secretary
Mrs. James Wilson; Extension Secre-
tary, Mrs. G. ]. Bessee; Flower Com
mittee, Mrs. L. D. Arnold Press Re-
porter, Mrs. E. w. Knapp. Delicious
ice cream and cake were served by
last years officers.
Who put the starch in his socks. |
So Long Lefty. 1872
Ted Correll is i'll and not able to at
tend school.
Miss Ruby Smith of Colfax was a
Moscow visitor Thursday.
Miss Hilma Olson entertained few
friends at charming little party at
her home on Lincoln street Thursday
evening. The guests were Misses
Amy and Elizabeth Sandelius, Lillian
I'll
w. Briscoe, Ryberg, and Gregory.
Delicious refreshments were served.
Mrs. H. H. Orland and Mrs. H. D.
Martin entertained at charming l
,'clock luncheon Friday afternoon at
he home of Mrs. Orland. This was
he first of a series of luncheons to be
given. The house was beautifully
decorated in pink and white. The !.
were Mrs. D. w. Han !
lah and Miss Louisa Martin. The 1,
.uests were Mesdames Harry Whit :;
Ter, Glen Sanders, Frank Mix, Gain
ord Mix, Earl Barton, E. McMartin,
lalston Butterfield, Harry J. Smith,
has. l.. Thompson, J. F. Stewart ]
'rombley and Fred Veatch. 81
Neglected wives might be trag-. !
dy if it were not for the comedy in I,
o Long Lefty. 1872 +
Mrs. Frank Cornwall has returned s
ONE from a several weeks visit to Ii
t. Maries with her son, DR.. Delos
ornwall.
Mrs. F. R. Fuller, nee Catherine
hrisman daughter of Colonel and h
rs E. R. Chrisman arrived Thurs d
ly evening from Georgia. Mrs. Full O.
r was called to Moscow by the ill Vi
,ss of her mother. Mrs. Chrisman fl
ems slightly improved today. A
Alice Mortenson and Rachel Coop .
left Moscow Friday for few days I
be spent in Spokane on business 4
ID pleasure. I
Mrs. Ray Carter and son, Billie re- +
rned. home Thursday evening from I
,rtland where she visited her !
,thor Mrs COOner