The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-04-22
THE SOCIAL RESUME

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| The .freshmepaof Delta Gamma gave
an elaborate cabaret dinner in honor
Elof the other active members of Delta
4 lGamma Tuesday evening The decor
atiOns were all carried out in Easter
form with center pieces made up OF
Dummies and easter eggs. At eacn
place. was dainty corage bouquet OF
flowers, also there were several other
dainty favors such as cleverly arrang-
ed menu cards and nut baskets. Be
Iltween courses of the delicious dinner
cabaret stunts were given. They
were in form of dancing and singing
| Polly Thomas led the group of chorus
girls made up of Mary Paisley, May
AlvOrd, Annabelle McMasters, and
Eloise Kelsey. Each table was eff
GENTLY served by a maid dressed
strictly in maid fashion, Every
course had a big surprise to offer
down to the last course of ice cream
which when brought in caused the
EXPLANATIONS of the girls, for it was
made in the shape of little Dummies
also. The other freshmen taking part
were Mary McCallum, Bertha Glinde-
man, Rhoda FELTON,, Mary Thompson,
Eugenia Cruzen, Pauline Pence, Har-
riet Bliss, Elizabeth McInnis, Gladys
Kahn, Mary VanDuesen and Alice
| Peterson.
Asa Blue entertained a few of his
friends at a delightful Easter lun-
cheon Friday evening at his home
on F street. The dining room was
| h o11fi f1111 tod iv,- To
with eggs, chickens and other Easter
decoration. The color scheme was
carried out in the menu. Those pre-
sent were Misses Verla Draper, Laura
Stone, Hazel Draper, Helen Hadden
and Roy Draper, Asa Blue, and Mr.
and Mrs. J. E. Blue
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Dewitt entertain
ed at an excellent Easter dinner Sun
day at their home on East Eighth |
street. The guests hidden were Dr. |
and Mrs. J. H. Reid and Harland Reid |
Mrs. Margaret McElroy entertained |
WEDNESDAY at a delightful dinner party
complimentary to Mrs. Alice McElroy,
in honor of her birthday. The guests |
were Mr.. and Mrs. Homer E. Estes,
Judge James R. Strong, Mr. and Mrs
Corliss McElroy and sons, Twin and
Irwin.
Mrs. W. r. Lowell and Mrs. A Dett-
man were guests of Mrs. C. w. Cheno-
weth at delightful Easter dinner
Miss Carrie Brown entertained at a
sumptuOus Easter dinner Sunday at
her home on Garfield street The
guests were Mrs. Charles Taylor and
Eveline and Everett Taylor
Mr. and Mrs Glenn Grice and Mr..
and Mrs. M. Kenworthy and little
daughter, were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
O. w. Beardsley at dinner Easter
Sunday
Saturday evening Master Van Nor
gareidge entertained the members of
his Sunday school class and their
teacher at delightful Easter eve din
ner party. The table was pretty in
Easter flowers, bright colored eggs,
and numerous little chickens and bun
MES. After dinner the boys studied
their Sunday school lesson and then
enjoyed interesting Easter games ]
until late house.
Mr. and Mrs j. E. Blue entertained :
Sunday at an Easter dinner. The oc- 9
,asion was to celebrate the 18th birth
lay of William Mills The dining :
'OOm was beautiful in yellow and
White, also Easter eggs and chickens.
The color scheme of yellow and white
vas carried out in the menu. Those il
present were Mr.. and Mrs. William il
fills, Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Steiner, Leon 0
i Sterner and Asa Blue. a
The members of the Merry-gO- :,
ound club were royalty entertained :
thursday afternoon at the home Of =
[rs. J. w. Schumacher, with Mrs.
chumacher and Mrs. Harry Sampson z,
s hostesses. This was bingham p
ress day and the ladies all wore p'
leir new bingham dresses. During T
re afternoon box was received
lirect from Paris containing a COL cs
ction of cute little bingham dres- :.
IS, which were sold at auction At ~
o'clock a delicious luncheon was =
rived Mrs. Anna Sampson, Mrs. c. u
Cakes and Misses Sarah and Gladys al
eckey were guests Of the club. M
Thursday, April 20, was the 25th ma
edding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. en-
L. Clark, well known residents of
Oscow, and number of their friends nj
ok advantage of the opportunity to q,
rprise them, by arriving enmasse -,
out eight o'clock and spending a -
lightful social evening. At the close III
the evening, refreshments, which I'm
d been brought in baskets by fol
2 guests, were served 4O'
ms
The patronesses of Aletha circle ciG
the Presbyterian Westminster
lid were hostesses at pretty Eas-
party Saturday evening at the I
me of Mrs. H. A. Sampson. Helen 10
mpbell led the monthly missionary L c
2gram. During the evening each Lcar
/ received an Easter bonnet worn
a wee manikin. Dainty refresh UN
nts were served.
he ROise home presented a pretty
ne on Thursday when Miss Lillian