The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-01-14

seems to be brighter and more en-
joyable. Wednesday afternoon Mrs
w. o. Stout added the sixth link to
the already brilliant chain, at a de-
lightful two table bridge party at the
Gamma Phi Beta house. To add to
the enjoyment OF the guests Miss Joan
McCallum sang several selections,
Miss Mary Mcmahon accompanied at
the piano. Misses Elnora Faris,
Emily Dean Wade and Mary McMa-
hon assisted the hostess in serving a
delicious luncheon.
One of the most successful parties
of the college year was the annual
| freshman party given Sunday evening,
| January 8, at the Gamma Phi Beta
house for members of the sorority by
the Gamma Phi pledges. The party
| is an annual event and this years
event was looked upon by members
of the sorority as one Of the best in
the history of the Idaho chapter. A
five course banquet was served at
small tables in the dining room and
between courses One-act play,
classical and novelty dances, and
clever stunts were put on by the
freshmen in the living room. In the
reception room huge Christmas
tree was loaded down with joke pres
ents for members of the chapter. Any
number OF handsome presents in the
way Of furniture and things for the
house were received from alumni and
former active chapter members in all
parts of the country. The reception
room was attractively decorated with
Christmas colors. The stunts, dane
ing and play were put on a large
specially constructed stage in the
living room into beautiful garden
with lattice work, ferns and with yell
low chrysanthemums as the principal
flower. At the banquet the predomi-
mating color scheme of yellow was
carried out with yellow candlesticks
and yellow favors. The banquet was
served by the light of the yellow
tapers. The party started at o'clock
and lasted until about 1920. Mem |
bers of the Gamma Phi Beta pledge |
class, who were hostesses, are: Emily /
Dean Wade, FL Nina Jones, Alice
Bowman Mary Mcmahon, Louise Jen-
ness, Bernice Stambaugh, Nellie Pres
colt, Bernice Day, Demerise Ebley,
Helen Grim. Hazel Feeley Mary
Evelyn Angel Gweneth Mckinley, Eu-
genia Afford Clara Shallis, June
Crosson and Charlotte Jones.
Leonard Lundquist, with his bright
new sleigh and prancing Kentucky
blacks, took number of his friends
out for jolly sleigh ride Sunday af-
.ernoon, going as far as Avon and re-
turning by way of Troy. where they
spent the evening, guests of Mr.. and
Mrs c.. V. Johnson, returning home
after luncheon. Those who enjoyed
he ride were Mr. and Mrs. Conrad
Peterson. Mrs Victor Peterson, Ellen
)tness. Lillian Olson, Madeline. Will
ma, Irene, and Ruby Peterson Walter
Johnson, Roy Torell and Henry Peter
ION.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. John
Reilly one mile west of Moscow, was
he scene of a joyous gathering on :
Gonday January 8, when members of
he family gathered at the old home to
elp father and mother to celebrate
heir fiftieth golden weddingl ami
ersary. A sumptuous wedding din
err was served at noon Mr.. and Mrs.
,eilly were presented with a beauti-
IL leather couch and many other
ers of the family were present, owing
} the fact that Mrs Reilly, is just re-
overing from an operation Mr.. :
.eilly is II years of age and Mrs.
.eilly is II. They have five daugh
,rs and six sons living. Their many c
lends rejoice with them that Mrs.
eilly is regaining her health, and :
-ish them many more such happy
addjng anniversaries
Mrs. Hall B. Funke, of Berkeley, 8
alif., who has been guest at the =
ONE of her mother, Mrs W. o.
holes, since the holidays, was the :
lest of honor at several delight little F
fairs the past week. Saturday after
Don, January 7, Mrs. w. 0. Sholes
ltertained at bridge party. The
rs. G. Byrd. and Miss Pearl Stalker,
ere prizewinner of the afternoon.
dainty two-course luncheon was n
rived The guests were Mesdames
enneth Collins, Virgil Kirkham,
omer Huddleson, H. Larry Richards, :
lillian A. Murray, William Gibbs and
Byrd and Misses Edna Bigelow, T.
race Taggert, Gail Taggert, Camille =
cDaniel and Pearl Stalker Monday
rs. r. Hodgins entertained at d
appointed two-table II
idge party. A beautiful Christmas
ncheon was served. The guests were =
" Kirkham, H. Huddleson,
o. Sholes, c. W. Watson, H. B.
nike, w Gibbs, G. Byrd and George =
orey Miller. Wednesday Mrs Mark
Miller entertained at a delightful =
nner in honor of Mrs. Funke Mrs M
N Little entertained at delight Sc
luncheon. Mrs. Virgil Kirkham ex
tertained at a most enjoyable two 20