The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-01-07
ings. All vote Mrs Hannah most
charming entertainer.

assembled to help her to celebrate
Il her sixth birthday Betty received a
/ number of useful and pretty little
/ gifts. The pink birthday cake was
/ decorated with six candles. After the
/ delicious refreshments which consist
| ed of ice-cream and cake, had been
| served, the little guests departed,
each wishing their little hostess many
happy returns of the day.
About lis faculty members and
their wives made merry Saturday
evening at the university hut. Games
and music furnished part of the en-
tertainment, but the most amusing
feature of the evening was take off
on the marionettes. The dummies"
were manipulated by means Of elastic
suspended from an overhead frame
work; the effect being, most laugh
able. The little wooden-headed per
formers wer remarkably well handled
by Miss Camille Mcdaniel and Mrs.
R. S. Snyder, Messrs. H. w. Hubert
and F. w. Candee. The ventriloquists
were Mrs. V. H. Young and Mrs. b. 0.
Bangs, G. w. ChenOweth and Dean
j. F. Messenger. The parrot was
without a doubt the most efficient and
lifelike performer Of all Dean j. G.
Eldridge made great hit causing
much merriment when he appeared, |
looking over his glasses and located
several prominent members of the
audience escorting them behind the
scenes to see how the act was accom-
plished AT the conclusion of the per-
Torrance dainty refreshments were
served. All voted the fun equal to the
Original play.
Through the courtesy of Ivan G.
Williamson of the Star Dray Line, the
employees of the Moscow Telephone
company, made merry at jolly
sleighing party Friday evening. To
add to the pleasure of the occasion,
several former employees of the Of
flee who were acquainted with the
work relieved the operators who were
on duty at the time, so that all the
employees enjoyed the ride over the
white and drifted snow After joy
ously gliding over the white blanketed
Palouse country for few hours they {
returned to town where the telephone
company entertained them all at a
sumptuous feed at "Mittens." All en-
joyed happy evening.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Blue, entertained J
at delightful New Year dinner Sun f
day at their home on Orchard ave- c
nue.. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. {
A. j. Draper and family of Moscow |
and Herman Resau, of Spangle, Wash. +
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Schlueter and p
family were guests at the home of y
Mr. and Mrs. ]. B. Gilchrist, at very t.
delightful dinner Sunday. t
Mrs. Harvey j. Smith was hostess n
to the members of the B. Y. 0. F. b
club and their husbands at delight a
full dinner party on Friday evening. Il
The evening was one continual round
of pleasure and the dinner delicious.
The Mountain View" club met with
Mrs Moore Thursday. The day was =
spent in business and fancy work AT
1890 o'clock delicious dinner was H
served. In spite of the weather the !.
attendance was good. Mrs Leonard !
Blue, Mrs c. Clark and Miss Hazel :
Draper were guests of the club. All i
report delightful day. Friday, K
January Is the club members will en- II
terrain the husbands and families at Il
the home of Mrs. G. Bumgarner Il
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Nelson and II
family were guests at dinner Thurs Il
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. K
Nelson. If
Prof and Mrs j. Hugo johnson F
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Hage- Is
1orn, and son of Joel, at dinner We'd X
lesday evening at their home on Elm E
street. Is
Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Eb e
Iartin entertained at a most delight Is
ul dinner at their home just east of IE
own. The guests were DR.. V. M. IE
Misses Anna and Dollie is
smith and Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Gill lE
hrist. ls
Rev. and Mrs Charles H. Schneider IL
we're guests at the home of Mr.. and IE
IRIS. Otto Hagedorn at dinner Friday. is
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Nelson en- E
at very enjoyable dinner is
arty Wednesday evening The guests lE
yere Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson, |E
Inner Anderson and Miss Marie An lis
ersOn. liz
Miss Mary Joe Wicks was hostess rs
t very unique and delightful IE
slumber party" at her home on east lE
bird street Monday night. All night is
ing the jolly crowd Sang, talked, E
layed and feasted Those who en- |E
yed this pleasant slumber party lbs
ere Clare Otness, Annabelle Nero, |E
.ene Durham, Lonnie Joe Durham, E
ladys Perry, Hazel Seely and Mary IS
)e Wicks. E
"Sunnyside" farm, the home OF Mr.. E
nd Mrs Frank Gustafson, was the E1
,ene of jolly party Monday evening, lE
hen Arvie and Nora Gustafson en- IE
rtained the Junior choir of the Swe- IE
sh Lutheran church and number lis
their schooImates. Rev. and Mrs. lE}
Andre, and Judge and Mrs. Adrian IE
elson, chaperoned the party. First lE
all was the jolly sleigh ride, then IE(
e time of games, songs and music, ISL
flowed by one of Mrs. Gustafson's III
re suppers which was delicious. IN
bout II o'clock the guests bid their Isl
,st and hostess good night and en- III
yed another sleigh ride home III
EAT INJURIOUS IE