The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-04-01
Thompson, E. o. Bangs, Mark p. Mil
Ter and Miss Sarah Talbot.

Thompson, E. O. Bangs, Mark p. Mil
| Ter and Miss Sarah Talbot.
Mrs. H. R. Smith entertained the
Hi Yu club at delightful afternoon
at her home last Thursday.
! Mrs. George w. Pitcher, at a jolly
little birthday party Thursday after
noon, in honor of her son Wayne s
sixth birthday entertained six of his
little playmates at an afternoon of
games and birthday luncheon which
included an abundance of cake and
candy.
The Rebekahs met Tuesday evening
in the Odd Fellows Hall, and enjoyed
an evening of business and pleasure.
A class of four was initiated and two
were admitted by card. After the
business session a sumptuous lunch
was served.
The Daughters of Ruth class of the
Presbyterian church met Tuesday af-
ternoon in the church annex and en-
joyed sumptuous 1 o'clock luncheon.
After the luncheon and a short bust
ness session, the following officers
were installed to serve the coming
year: Mrs. G. L. Jain, president,
Mrs. Gust Hart, vice president; Mrs
J. w. Schumacher, secretary and Mrs.
George w. Pitcher, treasurer.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Boemeke enter
tanned a few friends at delightful
party Tuesday evening, in honor of
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Miliamer.
Rev. and Mrs. w. 2. Cole were
given delightful surprise party Fri
day evening, March 81, when thirty
neighbors and friends called to con-
graduate them and to help them cele-
brate their silver wedding anniver
sary The evening was spent in con-
gratulations, songs and social chat.
Sumptuous eats were served by Mrs.
Paul Cole and Miss Ruth Cole. Mr..
and Mrs Cole received many useful
gifts of silverware.
Several neighbors and friends of
Mr.. and Mrs Nils Peterson gave them
jolly charivari party Thursday eve
ming They were invited in and spent
delightful evening. Mrs. Peterson
served delicious refreshments.
The Ladies Agricultural club, was
royalty entertained Tuesday after
noon by Mrs. R. E. Neidig, at her
home The afternoon was spent in
work, social chat Delightful refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
The Past Noble Grand club met
afternoon, with Mrs. Will
F. Morgareidge The business ses
sion was in. truth a busy session
Aside from the local business, box
was sent to the children at the
orphans home at Lewiston. After |
this the afternoon was spent in a
social way and Mrs. Morgareidge be-
ing a charming entertainer, there
were no dull moments and as usual
the absent members were kindly re-
a plate of the delicious
dainties being sent to Mrs. D. Hol-
man and Mrs Lindoll Smith, two of
their number who are confined to
their homes by illness. Mrs. John
L. Naylor who is spending the winter
in California, sent a box of candied
fruit to the club. Miss Effie j. DOWl-
ng, of Spokane, was present and
made and served the most delicious
vegetable salad to add to the al
ready elaborate luncheon which was
served by the gracious hostess. Eve
ming came all too soon, with time to
go but all were glad to have been
present,
Mrs. Rolston Butterfield was the
hostess at the second Lenten tea
given by the Ladies Guild or st.
Marks church. The tea was given
1T the Butterfield home and in spite
If the stormy weather, was a very
affair.