The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-11-05
THE SOCIAL RESUME |

/ THE SOCIl
Friday, October 4, Dr. and Mrs. ]
S. Thompson, we'll known residents
of Moscow, celebrated their silver wed
ding by sumptuous dinner, served
at their beautiful country home cas-
of Moscow The rooms were deco
rated in silver streamers. The color
scheme was carried out on the table
and in the menu Beautiful white
chrysanthemums were also used II
great profusion. Covers were laid fol
II and a DELICIOUS four course dinner
was served DR.. and Mrs. Thompson
have lived in Moscow more than q
years. They received a beautiful
Community silver tea set and many
other beautiful silver articles.
Friday evening the Daughters OF
Veterans and members of the G. A
r. gave Mrs. Roy Holman delight
| full surprise birthday party. BY the
help of Mr. Holman Mrs. Holman was
persuaded out for a little ride and
when she returned home was greeted
by 25 or 80 smiling faces These
smiling guests were prepared for a
good time and a good time they had
The refreshments were wonderful, so
was the luscious cake which was
covered with beautiful sticks of
candy, instead of candles. Mrs. Hol-
man is the daughter of Mrs. A.
Mathis and was born in Moscow (the
reporter failed to count the sticks of
candy representing the number of
years ago. but suffice to say that
Mrs. Holman is a Moscow girl and her
many friends join in wishing her
many happy returns of the day. The
guests remained until late hour be-
fore they reluctantly left for home.
Friday afternoon the home depart
ment of the Ladies Historical club
met with Mrs. j. J. Gill. Forty ladies
were present. The roll call was an
swered by. my favorite Thanksgiving
recipe In these the cranberry led
by far, even leaving King Turkey far
in the rear. Mrs. Ferguson sang two
solos, with Mrs. w. H. Conner ac-
companist at the piano Mrs. A. E.
Evans read a fascinating Thanks
giving story. Mrs. J. w. Stevenson
led in a discussion on the need of
public hospital and in her opening re-
marks explained the need and the
benefit of such hospital in such a
clear and decisive way that not a
doubt was left in the minds of anyone
present but what Moscow was greatly
in need Of such an institution. Mrs
Gill was very ably assisted in serving
a delicious Thanksgiving luncheon
by Mesdames William Staples, c. L.
Jain, C a. Tenwick, w. F. Morgan
edge and j. A. Tertling. The next
meeting of the club will be with Mrs.
R. V. Cozier, December g. at which
time a Christmas program will be
given.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Scott entertained
The Alpha Zeta Paternity men and
their ladies at a charming Hallowe-
en- party at their home on Tuesday |
evening. The rooms were ablaze with
lights and sparkling with a perfect
,plendor of coruscations. The living
Dom was artistically decorated in
)rOnze pompus, and the dining room
n the most gorgeous yellow and
white chrysanthemums, making the
Dom appear like an electric sign of
he "Old Idaho" (Silver and gold
ITO thy silver and thy gold. There
he guiding light makes life bright.
We love thee Idaho" Twenty-Five
couples were present and enjoyed an
Id time banquet, such as was never
-nown outside of college days. The
erdict of one and all, May we be
at the Scott home again"
The Misses Margaret and Ellen
)stroot were hostesses to the mem
ers of the choir of the. Norwegian
church at a delightful sup
er Sunday evening at their home on
orth Howard street. The rooms were
rettily decorated in black and yellow
18th all the decorations and good
ats that go with Halloween ban
uet.
The Royal Neighbors met Thurs
ay evening at the home of Mrs. Aud
~ Harrington at a triple farewell
arty, complimentary to three of
Ieir members, who are soon to leave
oscow to reside: Mrs. Rella Cook
lee Gehrett), who leaves soon for
alifornia to make her home and Mrs.
)hn d. Sampson and her mother, |
rs. Bishop, who are soon to leave |
aho to join Mr.. Sampson in WASH
gton The rooms were decorated in |
.eping with the spirit of Halloween. /
ne evening was spent with contests. Il
UNITS and social chat. Pumpkin pie |
!, mother used to bake with whipped II
cam and coffee was served in great
Guidance. Mrs. w. H. Suddreth won \
e prize in the Halloween contest y
making the best black cat X
The Daughters of Ruth (class of Il
dies) of the Presbyterian Sunday *
hool met in their class room Mon If
y afternoon and enjoyed merry IL
ne together In harmony with the is
irit of Halloween the room was II
Y in streamers Of orange and black E
d all other beautiful decorations K
at harmonic with the day. Mrs. IE
Try Brown, president of the class IE
eeted each member at the door, IL
lie their popular teacher, Mrs. j. IE
Heckathorn, greeted the class in a E
1y SO strong. A good time was IL
pit going with Halloween games Ia
stunts, after which the gracious is