The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-03-11
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Thatche
announce the engagement of thei
daughter, Miss Elizabeth, to job
Sampson of Moscow, son of Mrs
Anna Sampson. The engagement
was announced at the annual Gamma
Phi Beta sorority initiation banque
held last Saturday night. At tn
same time Miss Mildred Collins
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Col
Inns, announced her engagement tt
Merrill Wilkinson Bennett. Both
Miss Collins and Miss Thatcher are
members Of the Gamma Phi Beta sor-
GRITTY Miss Thatcher is sophomore
in the University of Idaho college OF
letters and science. Mr.. Sampson is
now with the Pacific Coast Coal com
pany with headquarters at Seattle
He is a former University of Idaho
/ student and member Of the Kappa
Sigma fraternity.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. Collins announ-
ced the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Miss Mildred, to Merrill Wilkin-
son Bennett of Great Falls, Mont.
Miss Collins is a sophomore in the
university department of home econ
omics and Mr. Bennett is sopho-
more in the college of letters and sci
ence. He is member of the Beta
| Theta Pi fraternity and vocational
student, having served overseas with
the 18th infantry, 35th division. He
was gassed and wounded in action.
Mr. Bennett is the son of the Rev.
and Mrs. Alexander G. Bennett OF
Great Falls, Mont, formerly Of Twin
Falls Miss Collins and Miss Thatch-
er, who are both members Of Gamma
Phi Beta sorority, announced their
engagement together and according
to sorority custom pinned their en-
gagement pins on each other
Edward F. Mason, director of pub
Lefty at the university, gave very
interesting after dinner speech on the
problems of newspaper reporting at
the bi-weekly dinner of the Univer-
sity Argonaut staff at the University
Hut Thursday evening. In an enter
tanning and instructive manner, Mr.
Mason told of various phases Of work
met by the personnel of newspapers.
Humorous incidents of different ma
tional newspaper figures served TO
enliven his talk Robert L. Hol-
brook, editor of the Argonaut, Off
ciated as master Of ceremonies. Fiji
teen members of the staff were pres
ent
The officers of the Baptist Woman's
Union met Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs. c. H. Bratton. The years pro-
gram was discussed and the work for
April, May and June was outlined. |
After the business the ladies were
royalty entertained at the sixth of
heir series of teas.
The Home department of the His
torical club met Friday afternoon
with Mrs. E. j. Iddings, and enjoyed
l very interesting session. The at
tendance was good. Miss Katherine
Jensen spoke on Alaska" taking the
ladies with her on a trip from Sc |
attic to Nome, and return. The trip |
was illustrated with photographs. |
Several good suggestions for next |
year's program were given. Mrs. Id
iings was very ably assisted in en-
ertaining by Mesdames Ray Neidig,
Vincent, and Ray Carter The Home
iCpdl tlllcut AGAIN tOOh I'll ILS duuudl
,ird house contest and presented the
matter to the grade schools, the
1rizes to be given April 1.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
was the scene of q de-
ightful party on Friday evening
when Mrs. Bumgarner entertained a
lumber of friends. The occasion was
0 celebrate the twenty-first we'd
ling anniversary of the host and
hostess and the thirty-third wedding
of Rev. and Mrs. c. D.
ell. Mrs. Bumgarner was present.