The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-04-08

The home of Mr. and Mrs. w H
Connor was the scene of delightful
dinner party Sunday. The happy
event was to celebrate the fifteenth
birthday of Richard Campbell, OF
Pullman The rooms were artistic
ally decorated in blue. In the cen
ter of the table was an epergne OF
beautiful blue flowers, and deli
cious birthday cake, Illuminated with
fifteen blue candles. Blue Easter
eggs, Dummies and chickens also
formed an important place in the
table decorations Covers were laid
for Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Carter, Carol
and Billie Carter, Mr.. and Mrs, M
M. Preston, Mrs. Cora Campbell
Richard Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs
Connor, Miss Jessie Helfert and Ar
thur Lillibridge.
The ladies of the Woman's Faculty
club were hostesses at a delightful
informal tea, given Tuesday after
noon at Ridenbaugh Hall The spa
cious rooms presented very spring
like appearance in yellow and white
spring flowers. The tea-tables were
prettily decorated in yellow and
white flowers. Large bouquets of
pink snap-dragons added much to the
beautiful decorations. The delicious
refreshments were daintily served to
more than one hundred and fifty
Moscow ladies who braved the storm
to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Sanders enter
tanned at charmingly appointed
supper party Sunday evening at
their home on North Main street. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. R. Hodgins,
Dean and Mrs O. P. Cockerill, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman N. Wilson.
Mrs I. L. Collins entertained at a
delightful affair Tuesday afternoon
in honor of Mrs. R. M Hall of Pull
man. The guests were Mrs. ]. R.
Collins and daughters, Katherine,
Mrs. Ed Collins, Mrs. Percy Doyle
and children, and Mrs. Fred Collins
and children. The refreshments
served by the hostess were delicious.
An Easter party long to be re-
membered was given by Mrs ]. e.
Nessly of Boise, who spent several
days the past week in Moscow
Twelve little friends were her guests
and what a gloriously good time they
did have, playing Easter games and
enjoying the pretty eggs and good
eats. Those present were Bernard
Ball. Katherine Jean Wilson, Eliza
beth Thompson, Vaughn Ball, Billie
Hunter, Dwight Ball, Herman Will
son Jr., Mary Louise Hunter, Rich
ard Thompson, Mary Thompson,
John Knepper and Allen Hunter.
The Mothers club of the Sigma Al
pha Epsilon fraternity met at the
chapter house Thursday afternoon
and enjoyed a pleasant time to-
gether. Mrs. Head of Boise was a
guest of the club-
Mrs. J. Orrin Gould entertained the
ladies of the Baptist missionary so
ciety at the seventh Of their series Of
silver teas on Monday afternoon.
The attendance was good, the re-
freshments delicious and the offer
ing splendid.
The Kappa Kappa Gamma club
spent pleasant afternoon Saturday
with Mrs. Carl L. Won Ende. Mrs.
Rosa Van Tress Weatherby and Miss
Katherine Keane were guests of the
club. Delicious refreshments were
served.
The Scents and Nonsense" party
given by the Ladies Aid society Of
the Christian church Tuesday even
ing in the church annex brought out
a good attendance and all enjoyed a
jolly good time. The members of the
society turned in their money, made
in some special way, and told in
rhyme how it was earned. Their
rhyming ability proved equal to their
earning ability and they were roundly
One of the entertaining
events of the evening was the guess
ing of the identity of photos of the
ladies taken several years ago.
Other interesting stunts and games
followed, so that not a dull moment
occurred and all were ready for the
good eats which closed the jolly
party.
Mrs Chares L. Thompson enter
tanned the Phoenix bridge club at a