The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-03-25
THE SOCIAL RESUME

Mrs. B. p Griffith entertained at a
charming o'clock dinner Friday
evening, complimentary to Mrs. Ber-
nard Palmer, of Janesville, Wiscon-
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. But
terfield.
Notwithstanding the inclemency of
the weather the ladies of the ST..
Marks Guild of the Episcopal church
had good attendance and enjoyed a
delightful time at the tea given Sat
urday afternoon by Mrs. Charles S.
Clarke, at her home on Munroe
street. The rooms were artistically
decorated in green and white, the air
redolent with the fragrance from the
great bouquets of white carnations,
nesting in their beds of green sprays.
Mrs. J. H. Smith of Palouse was an
out-of town guest Mrs. Clark serv-
ed delicious refreshments Mesdames
H. H. Mitchell and L. F. Parsons
poured. Mrs. H. D. Martin accom-
panied by Miss Alice Peterson sang
two delightful solos.
Mr. and Mrs. ROLAND Suddreth en-
tertained at delightful o'clock
dinner Sunday. The guests were Mr..
and Mrs George Rowland and daugh-
ter Jean, Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Brum-
man, Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Suddreth,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Frazier, Mr.. and
Mrs George Rouse, Mr.. and Mrs.
Archie Morgan and Miss Fay Sud-
dreth The guests remained until late
in the evening. Delicious refresh
ments were served at late hour.
Fred Martin, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Eb Martin, celebrated his fourteenth
birthday Saturday evening by enter
tanning a number of his friends at a
jolly birthday party at his home, two
miles northeast Of town. The boys
enjoyed a number of outdoor games
early in the evening and later indoor
games, music and general good |
time, followed by the best of eats
The boys who enjoyed this delightful
party were, Clarence Bell, Homer
Bell, Ivan Bumgarner, Louis Lund
quist Tillman Davidson, Ivan Lee and
Fred Martin.
Thursday evening the men of the
Woodmen lodge, gave the ladies Of
the Royal Neighbor lodge delight
ful surprise, just as they were closing
heir business session in the Odd Fell
lows Hall The evening was spent in
games, program and music. de-
icious luncheon was served and the
aides are reported to have greatly Il
enjoyed the evening.
Mrs. G. c. Baker entertained few
friends at birthday dinner Sunday
II honor of her mother, Mrs Rosa
Poe. The event was a surprise to
Irs. Poe, the guests coming from the
morning service to her home, where
he delicious dinner which included a
luscious birthday cake prettily deco
ated with sixty-six candles was serv-
d. The guests were Mesdames w. :
L. Glidden, T. S. Cady, George Thorp,
seorge Baxter, J. w. Patterson, :
Iartha Brown, M. Bulen and w. A. 9
lander.
Master Leon Sodorff enjoyed jolly
ime Thursday afternoon where his
Mrs. M. l.. Handlin, en-
ertained in honor of his seventh f
Seven of his little friends / :
ere invited and spent a jolly after '
oon with games, stories and the best t
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18th seven candles shining bright. 7
he guests were Melvin Benton, Mel a
in Sodorff, Ivan Rollefson, Lloyd t
cath, Waymire Pitcher, Clayton t.
ampbell, and Frederick Campbell, v
aster Leon was also honored by the t.
-esence Of his two grandmothers,
rs M. L. Handlin and Mrs. S. w. L
odorff and their friend, Mrs. P. H.
layton.
Mrs. Guy Wolfe was hostess Thurs f
" afternoon to the members of the G
club at delightful a
cial and business session. Mrs. G. h
Matheny and daughter, Cassie, d
ere guests of the club. The after G
,on was spent in work and social e.
lat Delicious refreshments were
rved by the hostess.
Mrs. E. w. White entertained a et
lmber of friends at a delightful tea d,
her home on university hill Thurs T
y afternoon to
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