The daily star-mirror., 1922-02-25
THE SOCIAL RESUME

Mrs j. w Stevenson entertained al
kensington Friday afternoon in hon
or of her guests, Mrs. c. E. Worth
ington of Sheridan, Wyoming, and
Miss Royce of Omaha, Nebraska. The
rooms were frightened by spring
, flowers, yellow being the predomi-
mating color. A word puzzle" caused
much merriment, the prize being won
by Mrs. j. S. Heckathorn. Dainty re-
freshments were served by the host
ess. The bidden guests were Mes
danes c.. e. Worthington, j. N. Clark,
Byron Hunter, B. NJ Schick, W. S.
Snoddy, c.. S. Clark, N. Williamson,
A. j. Mcdaniel, H. H. Simpson, H.
Whittier G. N. Lamphere Harry
Sampson, j. N. Nankeryis, H. H.
Mitchell, r. Hodgins, J. S. Hecka-
thorn, c. J. Orland, j. W.. Schu-
macher, Miss Lillian Royce and Miss
Myra Moody.
Mrs. o. H. Grove entertained the
ladies of the Baptist church at the
fifth of their chain of silver teas at
her home on Wednesday afternoon.
The rooms were decorated in pa
triotic colors in keeping with the
spirit of the day. The attendance
was good, with splendid offering.
Mesdames Raso, Van Tress,
Weatherby and Kenneth Collins en-
tertained Wednesday afternoon and
Thursday afternoon at a five-table
bridge party. These delightful affairs
were given at the Kappa Kappa
Gamma house which was artistically
decorated in the spirit Of the colonial
days The effect was carried out in
the delicious menu Hatchet ice
cream, cherries, shields, and other
Washington ideas were wonderfully
carried out, and the dainty Kappa
Kappa Gamma maids who assisted
beautiful picture, as they darted to
and fro serving the guests.
Rev. and Mrs w T. Cole entertain
ed at sumptuous dinner Sunday
complimentary to Mrs. Paul Cole, in
honor of her birthday. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Woodruff,
w. A. Holden, Villa Holden and Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Cole.
The Kappa club was hostess Sat
urday afternoon to the freshmen and
sophomores of the Kappa Kappa
Gamma sorority The entertain
ment was in the form of kid party
and years of dignity were discarded
with amazing results. The young
sters were on the jump from their
arrival until the last wave as the
taxis disappeared All of the girls
behaved very well excepting one who
showed cannabalistic tendencies by
eating the little ground hog which
she bought at the sale. This act con-
vinced the hostess that it was the |,
proper time for refreshments. A
clothes basket full of brick ice cream
boxes was looked upon with sus-
picion until it was found that the |
boxes were full of goodies" Solo
dances, readings, piano solos and the
singing of Kappa songs ended the af-
ternoon. The club members are:
Mrs. Carl Won Ende, Mrs. Guy Curtis,
Mrs. Mac P. Bailey, Mrs. c. w. Hick-
man. Mrs. Wylber Bolles, Mrs. E. B.
Smith, and Misses Norma Dow, Ade-
line Robbins, Marguerite Friedman
and Myrtle Gano, at whose home the
party was given.
Mrs. A. H. Oversmith entertained
Thursday evening at one of the most
lelISu ullul IucdlIc pdIIloS VI Tie sea-
son. Forty guests were invited. They
enjoyed seeing "The Little Minister
After the show they retired to Nit
ems where the balcony had been re-
served and specially decorated for the
occasion, and where the hostess and
Ter guests enjoyed charmingly ap-
pointed dinner and party
Mr. and Mrs Charles S. Clarke,
at delightful dinner
sunday evening, complimentary to .
Dr. Magee and Ray Butler
Mrs w. J. Mcconnell was hostess
o the members of the Hi Yu club at
delightful afternoon at her home on
'hird street Thursday Dainty re-
reshments were served and a most
leasant afternoon spent. 6
Mrs. Frank Yangel entertained the i
vyhurst club at her home ZIG "a" /
treet, Thursday afternoon. The deco {
ations were suggestive of Washing Y
on's birthday. After the business '
ession games were enjoyed, Mrs. t
gorge H. Cushing and Mrs. ]. E. C
1ilson carried off the favors An I
dDOrdCe luDcneOn was served by the .
ostess. assisted by Mrs. H. Ander- S
IN and Miss Laura Yangel. Mrs. t;
De Merz was a guest of the club n
The grade teachers of the Moscow
lblic schools were charmingly en- II
rtained Monday afternoon at the M
ome of Mrs j. W. Schumacher. II
esdames ]. s.. Heckathorn and ].
:. Schumacher as hostesses. The
scoratioDs were wonderfully clever
red, white and blue, the stars and II
ripes, with profusion of hatchets, lc
lerry trees, and then more flags. b.
Gorge Washington himself lin whose d
,nor the party was giyen) met the m
tests at the door. After a jolly af-
rnoon of fun and frolic the two gra-
0us hostesses. assisted by charming
RS. Martha Washington, served
licious luncheon
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Holman enter
med at sumptuous dinner Thurs
y evening at their home on east tn
lird street. The guests were Mr.. be
d Mrs Frank Comstock, Charles tt
mstock and Mrs. Eva Robinett. co