The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-07-23

about 1890 o'clock delicious refresh
ments were served. All report a de
lightful time and wish Miss Mary
many happy returns of the day.
Mrs. ]. e. Anderson and daughter
Alice of Esperenga, Cuba, are guests
at the home of Mrs. Anderson's sister
Mrs. M. w. Schumacher.
Miss Iris Stewart of Greeaacres,
Washington, is spending the week
with her grandmother, Mrs. Mary
Stewart an east Eighth street Miss
Stewart was guest of Misses Coda
and Marybelle Smith at dinner Friday
Prof. and Mrs. H. c. Dale left
Moscow Friday for a motor trip thru
Yellowstone Park.
George Hart of Moscow, who is i'll
IN Spokane, is reported to be slightly
| improved
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Gibson returned
home Thursday evening from a de-
lightful motor trip through southern
! Idaho. They spent some time at
Caldwell visiting at the home Of their
son Jay.
Mrs. G. A. Watkins has returned
to her home in Moscow and is having
her house on Van Buren, street re-
painted and remodeled.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the |
Methodist church will meet Tuesday
afternoon, July 26, with Mrs. H. H.
Orland lis north Polk street, at 80
o'clock Mesdames J. E. Blue, H. H.
Orland, I. R. Boyd, Elmer Paulson
and George w. Suppiger will be the
hostesses.
Rev. John OVAL of Spokane, Wash
ington and Rev. A.E. Lind of Salem,
Oregon, will hold services in the
Methodist church Friday evening, July
30, at o'clock
A number of young people enjoyed
a delightful party and marshmallOw
roast at the summer home of Miss
Alma Lauder Friday evening. Those
present were Elsie Holder, Ollie Hav-
ems, Eunice Darr, Coda Smith, Mary
Clark, Kenneth Hunter Mary Glen Z
denning, Orville Johnson, Lovella t
Brown, Ivella Brown, Ruby Spencer t
and Louis Cady. I
Mr.. and Mrs George Hunt of north {
Jackson street are rejoicing over the t
, rrival of son, born Friday evening S
July %.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sievers were I
business visitors to Lewiston Friday. c
Harry Johnson has returned home \
from Lewiston where he spent sew c
erdl Gays on DuSlHeSN-
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Freshness, Mrs.
A. Douglas and her granddaughter i
lave returned home from delightful a
en- DAYS trip to Seaside, Portland, a
md Seattle. They went over the Co
umbia highway and returned over F
he Sunset. They report a fine time.
Mrs. c.. S. Briscoe and sons Arthur
ind Rovd have returned home from
six-weeks visit to Spokane
ind Colville in Washington, and at
POST Falls. Idaho. Mrs Briscoe says
hey enjoved the trip verv much and
he returned home much improved In f
health. t
Mrs. A. l.. Russell left Saturday az s
ernoon for Culdesac to spend a few t
lays with her DAUGHTER, Mrs. Green. O
Mr.. and Mrs. P L. Orcutt motOred i,
o Genesee Friday on a business trip. o
Mr.. ard Mrs. william Rogers came q
I'D from Kendrick Saturday afternoon 2
o spend the weekend with Mr.. and d
Yrs. l.. TvreII. Mrs. Tyrell IS Mr..
Rogers mother. II
Miss Bertha Shepard of the art de- n
,artment at Davids. left Saturday v
evening for Seattle, Washington, a
where she expects to spend her va +,
.ation. N
Mrs. Ethel Ripley is spending the !,
Weekend in Spokane. q
Miss Alice Wood is guest at the n
lone of Rev. and Mrs. w. S. Snoddy. +,
Mrs. M. E. Lewis was hostess to a.
he Hi Yu Club at their last meeting. ;,
She entertained them royalty. Mrs. h
William E. Borah of Washington, D. +;
!, and Mrs Evan Lewis and Mrs. "
Sen E. Bush were guests of the club.
Mrs. ]. Moir of Portland, Oregon, ..
rived in Moscow Friday evening to A
isit her two sisters who are here at .,
ending summer school. Mrs. Molr Il
will be remembered in Moscow as n,
Iiss Sadie Cole. NJ
DR.. Fisher wants TO meet the mem +.
ers of the committee appointed bv g;
he chamber Of commerce on Idaho I;
ublicity at the Hotel Moscow Mon- 81
av evening at $40 o'clock to finish =
ne preliminary drive in Moscow. :.