The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-02-04

Tuesday evening as /. M. Fowler
was going home to dinner, he recall
ed that it was his birthday, On en-
tering the house he supposed Mrs
Fowler had not remembered as the
house was dark, save in the kitchen
He was reminded that dinner woulo
soon be ready and as he entered the
dining room and touched the electric
| button, 10 the flood of light revealed
the bright faces Of four guests, who
were there to wish him happy birth
day and to enjoy the sumptuous
birthday dinner, which was served by
Mrs. Fowler, in the beautifully deco
rated dining room. The guests were
Rev. Charles H. Schneider, w. A.
Sheets, Allen Shook and M. Frazee.
The Mokepahrica club met Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. Herman We'll
son and spent a most delightful after
noon in sewing and in social chat. A
large number of members were in at
tendance Mrs. John Hove. was a
guest of the club. Mrs. Wilson, as
ever, proved the most gracious of
hostesses. Delicious refreshments
were served
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Dewitt and
family, ]. w. Dewitt and Iril Purdy of
Moscow and Louis Dewitt, of Nampa,
were guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Walter Dewitt at a sumptuous
dinner at their home on West Sixth
street last Sunday
Mrs. J. E. Blue entertained at a
delightful supper Saturday evening,
complimentary to Mrs. William In
scho and Leonard Blue to celebrate
their birthdays The sumptuous
three course dinner was served at
O'Clock. The guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Blue, Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam Inscho and daughter, Katherine,
Blue.
Dean and Mrs. ]. G. Eldridge en-
at delightful birthday
dinner Sunday in honor of their son,
Robert, whose birthday the event was
to celebrate the date coming during
The week. The sumptuous dinner in
GUIDED luscious birthday cake. The
guests were eight of Roberts college
friends
At the home of the brides parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Paulson on South
lincoln street, Saturday afternoon, at
o'clock, occurred the marriage of
heir daughter, Nellie G. Paulson, to
Emerson D. Ainslie The ceremony
vas performed by the Rev. j. Orrin
1ould, university pastor AS the we'd
ling march was being played by Mrs.
ra Morgareidge, the bride was es
orted down the stairway by her
ather and to the altar, where she
vas given to the groom The beauti-
III and impressive ring ceremony was
lsed The bride wore a beautiful
,own of pink and white georgette,
while the groom wore blue serge
uit. Eloise Paulson, sister of the
ride was the bridesmaid and Wen :
ell Ainslie, brother of the groom,
vas best man. After tht ceremony !
umptuous wedding dinner was serv- !
d. Amid a shower of rice and old :
hoes, the young couple left on the !
fternoon train for Spokane. They
ave the best wishes of a host of !,
riends. They will reside on the Paul :
on farm.
Mrs. G. ~ Little, and Mrs. J. G. :
,ldridge. entertained informally at a \
elightful luncheon on Saturday af- !
ernoon at the home of Mrs Little, on ;,
I'm street Twenty-Five ladies en- :
Eyed the hospitality of the two :
ostesses. !
Mrs. Rolston Butterfield, and Mrs. =
gorge Morey Miller entertained at =
charming timetable bridge party =
Vednesday afternoon, at the home Of y
RS Butterfield on East First street. +,
Mrs George Stewart and Mrs. P. c. "
Lessen entertained Tuesday afternoon d
charming luncheon at the d
tewart home on West First street. "
hose present who enjoyed the de- G
ghtful luncheon were Mesdames j. s,
Collins, I. L. Collins, D. Urquhart,
lillian Mills, J. E. Blue, W. H. H.
orsyth, M. M. Preston, Guy w. Wolfe, tC
ouise Frye. Amanda Wolfe, A. ]. W
monson, w. H. Conner, Homer E. 8,
stes H. o. Perry, P. c. Oleson and al
Gorge Stewart The rooms were R
decorated with flowers. OF
re luncheon was delicious. 81
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. st
,nwick was the scene of a jolly birth Ell
y surprise party on Monday eve F.
ng. The happy event was to cele- p
ate Mrs. Tenwick's birthday She tn
is very much surprised when a al
mber of friends took possession of il
r home. The evening was spent in ST
cial chat games and music. Mrs. We
hn King sent luscious birthday de
Ike and the guests each brought G,
pply of good eats and late in the L.
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