The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-10-08
THE SOCIAL RESUME

Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Lewis and Nj
r. G. Lewis and wife have returne
from Spokane where they attended tn
wedding of Carl Lewis, son of MI
and Mrs. M. E. Lewis, and Miss Bath
aline Cowgirl of Spokane. The cere
mony was performed by the Rev
Dean Hicks at All Saints Cathedral
on "Wednesday at eight a. M The brid
wore three-piece suit of navy blu
poiret twill with hat to match, ant
carried an arm bouquet of lavendal
gardenias and lilies of the valley
They left 1mmeditely for the coas
and trip into Canada and will bt
at home in San Francisco after No
yember 1st Mr.. Lewis is graduate
OF Idaho University and a member OF
Phi Delta Theta fraternity. He is &
mining engineer and has done some
notable work in the flotation process
OF mineral separation. He is connect.
ed with the Minerals Separation Co.
with headquarters in San Francisco
The Home Department of the His
torical club met Friday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. J. w. Stevenson.
Forty-five ladies were present The
roll call was answered by naming the
native state and telling some interest
ing facts concerning it. This proved a
very interesting and instructive part
OF the program. Iowa and Illinois
led in having the greatest number Of
their daughters present; two claimed
the Gem of the Mountains" (Idaho)
as the place of their birth. Following
the roll call was discussion of civic
improvement and the housing prob
lem, very ably led by Mrs. e. j. Id
dlngs. She told of the progress Mos
COW had made during her eleven
years residence here and cited many
much needed wants of the future.
is the need of more rooms. More
than 500 students are expected here
for the short course in agriculture in
the university. Mrs. W. R. Lowell
gave vocal solo, and Mrs. Honey
two violin selections. The
afternoon passed all too soon The
most delicious refreshments were
served in great abundance, by the
hostess, Mrs. j. w. Stevenson and her
able assistants, Mesdames A. j.
B. c. Coffey, H. o. Perry,
:. HOneychurch and D. Urquhart.
very delightful birthday surprise
Inner was held Sunday afternoon at
he home of Mr.. and Mrs C. H. Brat
on on South Washington street The
went was to celebrate Mr.. Bratton's
birthday and very happy day it was.
lie was the recipient Of many beauti-
ul and useful presents. The first to
)e received were from Mr. and Mrs
frank Freeze and daughter, of Long
Beach, Calf. This was the only child
md grand child not present to help
O celebrate the event. A delicious /
Inner was served which included a !,
usci0us birthday cake, decorated |
With 60 shining lights, symbolical of !
ho pleasant milestones passed. Mr.. !
5ratton proved his youthful vigor by I
lowing all so of the candle lights
ut with one breath Those of his
hildren and grand children present,
we're Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. BrattOn and /
wO children of Lewiston, Idaho Mr.
nd Mrs. J. D. Davis and three chill
rem and Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander i
lunroe and five children OF Moscow.
The Mountain View" club was en-
Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
'. F. Morgareidge. The afternoon
Tas spent In social chat and pro-
ram of clever stunts, after which de-
cfOus refreshments we're served by
he hostess. Everyone reports a
elfghtful time. The next regular
leeting will be with Mrs Thomas
'Owdy on East Eighth street. A full
tendance is desired as important
usiness is to come up at this time.
The Royal Neighbors met Thurs
ay evening in regular session Sew ;
al new members were initiated into
le realms of the lodge and several
hers were balloted on. A number
out OF town guests were present.
he refreshments committee served
4 excellent luncheon. Everyone re-
orted good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Harris OF East
evils street celebrated their twenty
fth wedding anniversary on Tues
~. They received many beautiful
which included a beautiful
It Of China dishes purchased in [
hina by their son, Howard, who has {
lst returned fro mthe orient. The
ome was beautifully decorated in
hite CARNATIONS and ferns The
tests included the members of their