The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-10-15

tanned a party of ten friends at a very
unique tea at their home on Elm street
Monday evening. The yiands, fit fo1
Ian epicure, were served in many
courses in royal oriental style. ORR
entail sweet cakes and other dainty
dishes prepared under the direction OF
ID. P. Sharma, who arrived in Moscow
last week from Amritsar, India, to do
postgraduate work in the school of
forestry in the university One of the
most delicious and beautiful dishes
served was pherni, dainty dessert
covered with a thin coating resembl-
ing a beautiful silver leaf. This is a
favorite dish in India. Music, songs
and a social time completed a delight
full evening. The guests are all wish
ing for another invitation to an orien-
tai tea.
Hrs. L. A. Torsen and Miss Effie
Farris entertained at charmlngly
dinner party Sunday eve
ming The guests were Dr. and Mrs.
D. F. Rae Of California, and DR.. and
Mrs. ]. N. Clarke of Moscow.
Mrs. Amanda Wolfe. Mrs. ]. ]. Gill
and Mrs Guy Wolfe were hostesses at
a delightful kensington given in hon
or of Mrs NJ L. Frazer, of Spokane
at the home of Mrs. Guy Wolfe, on
south Washington street Tuesday af
ternoon. Twenty-Five invitations
we're issued, and a delightful after
noon was enjoyed in meeting old time
friends. Dainty refreshments were
served by the hostesses
Mrs. 1. L. Collins entertained a few
friends at a jolly birthday surprise
Inner Tuesday, October IL. The
event was to celebrate Mr.. Collins
birthday. Covers were laid for six.
Mr.. Collins is pinoneer of Latah
He moved here with his
parents in the fall of 1877 and has
lived within a radius of six miles of
Moscow since. Every one had a
splendid time and all join in wishing
Mr. Collins many happy returns Of
he day.
The Mountain View club met on
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Thos.
,. Dowdy on East Eighth street. Mrs.
\. j. Draper was assistant hostess.
After the business session the after
loon was spent in social chat. A
Lainty luncheon was served. Miss
olive Mills, and Mesdames L. E.
Clark, Earl zesiger, Emma Havens
md G. e. Cotton were guests of the |
lub. The next meeting will be with
1rs. William Inscho.
Mrs. Kate M Carithers was host |
ss at a very delightful dinner Mon
lay evening, complimentary to Rev.
nd Mrs. MacCaughey, who leave soon
or Portland, Oregon to reside. The
,uests were Rev. and Mrs. Charles
GacCaughey and Mr.. and Mrs. E. R.
Ieadley.
Miss Maude Slawson and Miss Ellen
PETERSON were the guests of honor at
charmingly appointed birthday
inner on Tuesday evening, given by
1r. and Mrs. John Canham at their
ONE on First and Adams street. The
olor scheme of purple and white was
carried out in the rooms
n the tables and the menu. Beaut1-
Ill California ferns were placed about
he rooms, while large bouquets of
urple and white asters were placed
round, forming a bower of beauty.
he air, redolent with the fragrance
the Iuduy D0duIllu1 lOocoy IuC QuOOu
f flowers A. delicious four course
lncheon was served The eight
uests each received unique favors in
eeping with the occasion. Later in
he evening the party was entertained
t the Kenworthy theatre. Miss
lawson and Miss Peterson are both
eachers in the Moscow schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Hunter enter
aimed at dinner Monday evening COM
limentary to Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.
of Colville, Wash. The
uests were Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Kim
erling and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Kimber
ng and family.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Metho-
ist church met Monday afternoon in
'pworth hail. This was the day for
1eir regular session, but all business
,as dispensed with, and reception
yas given for Mrs. Charles Mac
aughey, who leaves soon for Port
and. Mrs George Stewart presided;
[esdames H. D. Martin and H. H.
rland sang; Mrs. w. H. Lillibrdige,
u