The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-10-21

, Nicely, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Nicely, Mr.. an,
: Mrs. G. "A. Stewart. Gwendolyn Ste
Wart, Virginia, Bernice and John Nee
ly, and Malcolm and Charles Nicely
Mrs. Charles L. Gritman was host
ess to the members of the Fortnight
club at a most enjoyable 5 cclocl
bridge luncheon Wednesday after.
noon. The guests present at this de-
lightful affair were Mesdames r
Hodgins, Fred Veatch, Harry Whit
tier, Herman N. Wilson, Robert Whit
tier, c.. j. Hugo, Burton L. french
G. H. Sanders, l., F. Parsons, Howard
David, G. l.. Gritman and j.. +. Stew
art.
Mrs Ed Collins was hostess to the
Pythian SISTERS Friday afternoon at
pleasant sewing party. The afternoon
was spent in sewing and il a social
chat. Delicious refreshments were
served by Mesdames Homer e. Estes,
Ed. C. Collins, G. H. Bratton, John
Hill and Jack Wilson.
Mrs. S. j. Scott entertained Tues-
day evening al a surprise birthday
dinner in honor of Mr.. Scott, it beng
his 10th birthday The guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. William Beards1ey, Mr.
and Mrs. R. P. .Drury, c.. b. Holt,
T. W. Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Melgard, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Scott Ed
ma, Margaret and Hester Scott; Lucy
Lillian Grove and IT,
e, Speedy.
The Plymouth club met Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Arthur Snow 4
large number were present, the af-
ternoon being spent in sewing. Deli
ciCus refreshments were served by
the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Ellen
Driscoll.
Mrs. w A Stewart was given a
surprise party Friday veHing when
a number of her friends and neigh
bors called at her home at 80 North
Jefferson street to io1n her III cele-
brating her sixty-eighth birthday The
ey ening was spent socially and many |
pleasant memories of old time places |
and old times friends were recalled. |
Mrs Stewart received many pretty |
and useful gifts. Delicious refresh
ments were served by MesdaInes G. |
A. and H M. Stewart. which includ-
ed a luscious and pretty birthday
cake, on which shone the lights Of
IS candles. The guests present were
Mr. and Mrs. W. "A. Stewart, Miss
Evans, Mrs. Everton,, Mrs. Wilson,
Mrs Weeks, Mrs. .Oldenburg, and
her mother, Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Mudgett,
Grs. H. Stewart and Mrs g. Stewart.
Tuesday evening in the I. o. o. F.
hall, the Brotherhood of American
veomen held their annual '.Childrens
harvest festival" The program at
hese annual affairs are given by the
hildren and prizes are given for the.
est selections on the program on
his occasion Orrin Tracy, Ruby King,
Walter Frazier and Irene Seaverson
we're the winners After the pro-
ram real har"@st hanluHt was
e-N.I Ivy the Yeo ian ladies
An affair of special interest i'll Sun
ay school circles was given Tues .
ay afternoon in the parlors of the
resbyterian church. in honor of Mrs
/. S. .Oakes and Miss Sarah Mickey,
Wo of the efficient teachers Of the
unday school. Mrs. Cakes left Fri '
ay for Seattle to reside. Miss Mick 4
Y will remain in Moscow for some 4
me. The afternoon was spent So
tally and was enjoyed. All regret :
cry much the. loss of these two 4
orkers, but their loss will be the
ain of some other church Late in
lie afternoon delicious refreshments =
ere served and all wish the two !.
dies success in their new homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w Schumacher en- !:
rtained eighteen guests at a delight