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

Burr entertained in honor of DR.. and
Mrs. J. S. Thompson of Boise and
Robert McGregOr of Caldwell.
4 On Thursday evening Mrs. Charles
A. Stenger, entertained a number of
friends at delightful little party at
her home on B and Adams streets.
The evening was spent in games,
music and social chat. Muskmelon
pie, cider, dOughnuts, coffee and cake
were served in great abundance. The
guests were Miss Millie Bumgarner,
Miss Edna Radeke, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Hagedorn, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Bumgar-
ner, Earl Radeke, Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Paul, Herman Hagedorn, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eb Martin, Miss Mae Martin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred J. earle. All re-
port delightful time.
Thomas Owings, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. T. Owings, pioneer residents
of Moscow, celebrated his 18th birth
day Wednesday by entertaining
number of his young friends at jolly
| birthday party at his home on South
! Jefferson. Mrs. Owings served
dainty refreshments and gave the
young people a gloriously good time.
All wish Tommie many happy re-
turns of the day.
Miss Katherine Jensen, Miss Ada
Jensen and their brother, Thomas
Jensen were guests at the home of
Mrs. Joe Wood at dinner Wednesday.
Mr.. Jensen is in Moscow visiting his
sisters, Misses Katherine and Ada
Jensen. He spent the past 20 years in
Gs,,kk i,
20 year that he has visited the folks
at home
The Royal Neighbors and the
Woodmen lodges 40 strong, marched
to the home of James Eggan from
their lodge rooms on Thursday eve
ming and gave him a genuine fare
we'll surprise party. Mr.. Eggan and
family have lived in Moscow about Is
years The Woodmen presented him
with a beautiful fountain pen, and
the Royal Neighbors brought supply
of good eats and served delicious
supper. All wish Mr.. Eggan and
family a pleasant trip and success in
their new home.
Palmer Olson enjoyed delightful
party Friday evening at the
Peter c. Olson, GIG East 8th street.
The event was to celebrate his 18th
and 12 of his boy friends
we're invited and enjoyed a jolly
party and a dandy O'Clock birth
lay supper Strings were attached
10 the place cards and after supper
he boys had great fun in tracing the
string about the house and each boy
finally found a nice little souvenir at
he other end of his string. Games
we're played and general good time
vas enjoyed by all. {
The high school Sunday school
lass of the Christian church ceIe-
,rated Armistice day Friday evening
~ a jolly party and delicious
luncheon in the church parlors. The
evening was one continual round of
'leasure, songs, piano and saxaphone
olos, readings and games, and one
+ the daintiest Of feasts. Each one
expressed pleasure in being able to \
e present.
The Luther League OF the Swedish
lutheran church met Thursday eve
ing at the beautiful country home
f Mr. and Mrs. Gotfred Lundquist,
wo miles southwest of town. After I
short musial program consisting OF
duet by Florence Sampson and
ucile Ramstedt and one by Angala
ndre and Norman Andre and piano
olo by Alice Lundquist. The evening
ras spent in games and social chat.
splendid luncheon was served by
1e hostess and all agree that the
ountry is the place for an all-round e
ood time. 1
Regular monthly business and So s.
al meeting of the Art and Crafts de- q
artment of the Historical club will
. held Monday afternoon at 2:30 81
clock, at the club rooms Mrs. Snod- 8
Y will read a paper on American a
rt' and Mrs Gould will give demon o.
tration Of Coover black outline of
hina. Mrs. Vincent and Mrs. Won p'
nde will be the hostesses. Follow tt
e the program there will be an K
,ur of work on handcraft. All la to
es bring work. ii