The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-02-18

program was a memorial to Frances
e. Willard. Mrs. Fred Samm and Mrs
Paul Cole assisted the hostesses in
serving delicious refreshments.
The Plymouth Sewing club met at
the home of Mrs. William Clyde on
Wednesday for an all-day session.
This was their annual guest day when
the husbands and sons Of the mem
berS are guests of the club. At noon
a sumptuous chicken pie dinner, with
all the trimming that go to make up
a delicious dinner, was served by the
members to their guests. More than
forty were present and enjoyed a de-
lightful day. 1t was late when they
said good night and thanked the
members and Mrs. Clyde and sons for
good time they had spent.
The Rebekahs royalty entertained
the Odd Fellows and their wives at
Valentine social Tuesday evening
The hall was artistically decorated in
Rebekah colors of pink and green.
rs.Stanger had charge of the games
which were much enjoyed. Misses
Lena Whitmore and Rose Kukachek,
gave delightful readings Miss Lillian
Roise gave several pleasing piano
solos and Earl Radeke gave a solo
which was well received. A delicious
basket supper was served, each lady's
basket was numbered and the men
were given numbers to correspond |
All present report one jolly good
time.
Mrs. c. o. Armstrong entertained |
the HUT Amies," club at charm
ingly appointed affair Friday after
r. Crit
1. R. Boyd were guests of the club.
Delicious refreshments were served.
The "Past Oracle" club met Friday
evening with Mrs. George M. Loomis.
The outgoing officers entertained the
in-gOing officers at delightful eve
ming of games, music and general
good time. Mrs. Canham gave a read
ing. A delicious luncheon was served.
All present felt it an evening we'll
spent.
Mrs. George Poe entertained at a
delightful dinner Wednesday evening.
The occasion was the celebration of
the 72nd birthday of Mr.. Poe, a pio-
neer resident of Moscow. The guests
were Mesdames Ed Carson, Emma
Berry, P. T. Poe, Mr.. and Mrs Glib
son, and two sons, Mr.. and Mrs. G. G.
BAKER anu son, Lola roe, ERNEST roe
and Ensel Cole. All wish Mr.. Poe :
many happy returns of the day.
The 'Mokepahreca" club met We'd
nesday afternoon with Mrs. W. H.
Connor. Mrs. Louise Frye, of Ken '
1rick was a guest of the club. The I
early part of the afternoon was spent |
n fancy work and social chat. Mrs. I
Common as usual the most original and ]
charming of matrons, entertained in |
he most fascinating manner. Deli t
,ious refreshments were daintily Y
erved by the hostess, assisted by t
Kisses Carol Carter and Jessie Hell i
ert. What proved to be a very in a
boxing salad, which when served t,
roved to be a dish of small red b
carts, under which were hid clever s.
6fundrums, which caused much h
lerriment. The verdict of one and il
II was Entertain the club again h
[rs Connor" hi
A number of young people and
oung married people took advant- 81
&c of the good sleighing Tuesday al
vening and spent some time sailing di
'ound over the beautiful white snow. of
hey then adjourned to the home of til
r. and Mrs. j. D. Davis, where they da
ere royalty entertained at a jolly wi
alentine party The rooms were ar M
'tically decorated in Valentine Nc
lors, with hearts everywhere. A an
lightful social hour was spent fol- re
wed by short musical program SCI
rs. Davis assisted by Miss Ellen
terson served delicious refresh tn,
,ntS. Co
CO.
Mrs. Headley's Sunday school
ISIS met Tuesday in Epworth tai
Ill and served a delicious / o'clock de-