The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-12-30

delta Thetas, who remained over ii
Moscow during the holidays, at de.
licious breakfast on Wednesday morn.
ling, at the Mcdaniel home. Seventeen
of the members were present, and 8
|most delightful time enjoyed by all.
/ A sumptuous and enjoyable family
jreunion dinner was served on Monday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Ole O.
Sletto on North Main street. Christ
mas decorations were used extensive
| ly Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Gutenberg, of Canada; Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. w. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs, Mar
tin Sletto, Mr. and Mrs. O. 0. Sletto,
and Olive Sletto, Of Moscow, and Miss
Olive Sletto, of Spokane, Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Gamble
entertained on Monday at their hotne
near town at Christmas dinner. The
guests included Mr.. and Mrs. William
Schumacher, of Lenville, Idaho; Miss
Grace Gamble, of Princeton, Idaho,
and Andrew Gamble, of Moscow.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. o. Harrington enter
tanned children and grandchildren at
a joyous reunion dinner at their new
home on Van Buren, street on Sun
day Covers were laid for Mrs. Aud
rey Harrington and children, Mrs. L.
Korb, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Towne and
children, of Moscow; Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilfred Harrington and children and
Clarence Harrington, of Spokane; Mr. |
n M,~c' 10 ir1y nd
Herington, of San Jose, Cal; Mrs.
Ernest Noble and daughters, Margaret
md Betty Lou, and Mrs. Roe Pyfer
and son, Robert, and L. 0. Herington,
If Boise, Idaho, and Ted Herington,
If Granite, Wash
. Mr. and Mrs. William j. Hunter and
amily, of Moscow, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Fisher and sons, Of Orofino, {
we're guests of Mrs. Mary overly at
christmas dinner on Monday, at her
ONE on Van Buren, street.
On Wednesday afternoon the
Ulcers of Star Rebekah Lodge No. q
5, entertained the Past Noble Grand
hub at the home of Mrs. Charles
The house was taste n
lilly decorated in bright colors ap- ?
ropriate to the season. Each men, N
er brought a Christmas present il
hich was numbered and placed I'M g
er the beautifully decorated Christ a
las tree, each guest receiving a gift. e
fter short business session delicf- a
IS refreshments were served A vote
thanks was given the officers for
lie good time enjoyed by each and N
|. ts
d;
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Conner enter 81
ne beautiful decorations, savory NJ
ands and dainty service were in gs
eping with the Christmas Season. W
lie guests included Mr.. and Mrs. Ray te
lrter and daughter, Carol, and son
lie, Mr.. and Mrs ]. r. Walker,
SIS Lucie Throckmorton, Mrs. Cora
mpbell, and Richard Campbell 3:
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Mr.. and Mrs Guy Wolfe entertained to
'nday at a Christmas dinner. The Cl
lie was pretty in holly and heavily m
len with Christmas delicacies. The m
ests included Prof and Mrs. j, J. M
i and Mrs. Amanda Wolfe, of Mos In
VI; Miss Hazel Barker, of Spokane, Oh
! Glenn Mckinley, of Los Angeles, 1e'
lifornia. -
If the many social events recently
en- in honor Of Miss Kathryn
ane, the bridge party given by Mrs.
P. Bailey was great success and
CHI enjoyed as also were the two
ties given in Spokane by Miss Bess
aham at the Cedar Apartments to s5'
live Of Miss Keanes closest friends
the bridge tea given by Mrs
rry Driscoll, Of Troy, at the Daven-