The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-11-19

three course dinner was served The
lclub has Is members and every mem
Der was present. Covers were laid
for 18 at the four beautifully deco
rated tables. Following the delight
full dinner was splendid program
and very pleasant social time.
l"Y.' hut for all students of the uni
versity Sunday afternoon from 8 to S
O'Clock. This will be in charge of the
games, music and songs. Popcorn at
the fireplace.
The Missionary society of the Bap-
tist church met Friday afternoon with
Mrs. P R. Gray. The lesson was in
charge of Mrs. Ed Cruver. The at
tendance and the lesson was said to
be one of the best of the year. Every
one reported a very interesting and
enjoyable time A delicious luncheon
was served by the hostess.
AT a general meeting of the La
dies Historical society held in the
club rooms on Friday afternoon the
ladies enjoyed a most Interesting
program. Mrs. V. Cozier gave very
instructive address, and the ladies of
the Arts and Crafts department, un-
der the direction of Mrs. ]. Orrin
Could had a beautiful display of
fancy work, paintings and lovely
prsents that would suggest something
nice for Christmas. Much interest is
being taken in the departments.
Mrs. Homer E. Estes, celebrated her
birthday on Friday evening by enter
tanning a number of friends at dim
ner. The guests were Mrs Clarence
Jain, Mrs. c. G. Simonson, and J. R.
Strong.
Mrs. Emma Urquhart entertained
on Saturday afternoon, November 19, |
at a l o'clock luncheon at her home
on Adams street, complimentary to
Miss Bernice Cornelison. The guests I
were Mrs H. w. Cornelison and
Miss Ella Olesen, Mrs w. I
H. Lillibridge and daughter, Mrs.
Martin Mickey, Mrs. Kate Carithers
and daughter, Miss Grace Carithers.
Miss Cofnelison expects to leave some
time in January for South America as
a missionary.
Wednesday evening at 80 o'clock,
at the University Hut the Baptist
ladies entertained the young women
students of the Baptist church at a
delightful banquet. The honor guest
was Mrs. A. E. Burton, who gave an
inspiring and instructive address on
behalf of the Students Fellowship
conference. Mrs Burton was a de-
ightful and forceful speaker and
brought interesting messages from
Christian students in many foreign
ands, as we'll as colleges in our
leighbOring states. The banquet
'oom was decorated in University of
IDAHO cOlors. The center piece was
golden chrysanthemums in a silver
yase. Dainty place cards in yellow
lesign and lighted candles made the
able a beautiful sight The menu
vas delicious and daintily served.
One of the most delightful affairs
# the week was the beautiful mis-
ellaneOus shower given by Mrs
florence Severson, at her home at so
elm street in honor of Mrs. Glenn
Cook formerly Miss Ella Gehrett, who
caves soon for San Jose, California,
where she will make her home The ,
louse was beautiful in pink and white
treamers and the air redolent with
he fragrance Of carnations, nestled in
he beautiful carnations. nestled in |
heir beds of ferns. The guests were {
liss Lena Whitmore, Mesdames Inez
'racy, Audrey Harrington, F. Bay {
iss, Matte Gehrett, Sam Erie, j. Lou
filler, Orrin Gossett, Glenn Cook and
he hostess.
The members of the Hi Yu club .
vere royalty entertained Thursday t
fternoon by Mrs. F. A. David at her
ONE on East First street. Mrs. David
s usual was most gracious hostess, I
nd the members of the club enjoyed
delightful afternoon. t
The men Of ST. Andrews Brother I
ood were guests of Dean and Mrs t
rancis A. Thomson at very enjoy t
BILE dinner on Thursday evening 4
About 80 guests were entertained }
4 the afternoon of Saturday, Novem-
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