The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-01-28
THE SOCIAL RESUME

: regret was that the guests could not
t remain longer in Moscow About one
!. hundred ladies were present to meet
: the guests. Every minute of the time
Y was enjoyed. A delicious luncheon
: was served by the most gracious of
hostesses. In the evening many other
friend called to greet the two ladies.
7 Saturday afternoon several members
l of the w. c. t. U. met at the home
of Mrs. Higgins and marched in a
body to the home of j. w. Dewitt on
East Eighth street, to help to cele-
brate his S1st birthday They pre-
sented him with a beautiful plant in
full blossom and a luscious birthday
cake, on which shone the lights of 81
candles. The afternoon was spent in
: prayer and praise service, song and
social chat Forty friends were
present Besides the members of the
w. c. T. U. were Rev. and Mrs. Chas
H. Schneider of Moscow and Louis
Dewitt of Nampa, Idaho. All wish Mr..
Dewitt many more such celebrations.
In the evening large number of the
Daughters of Veterans called and en-
joyed a delightful visit with Mr.. De-
Witt These ladies presented him
with a beautiful pink angel-fool cake.
Thus ended busy, happy birthday
which included three parties, one fol-
4 lowing the other.
The Mountain View club enjoyed an
all-day session Thursday with Mrs.
H. w. Brummund. At 1890 o'clock
dinner was served. Mrs. Witter as
Gle od fbo hnc in coruiroO Tho daU
was spent in tieing comforts and in
social chat The next meeting will be
with Mrs A. J. Draper, Thursday
February 2.
Mrs Dean Hamilton was hostess at
delightful tea, given Friday after
noon Twelve ladies were present and
enjoyed the musical program, social
time and the dainty tea. This was
the first of a chain of teas to be
given by the ladies of the Baptist
union. If the first is so successful
what will the others be?
Ruth Burch celebrated her eighth
birthday, Wednesday afternoon by
entertaining nine of her little play
mates at jolly birthday party at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. (
David Burch on South Polk street.
The afternoon was spent in fun and
frolic. A delicious birthday supper
including an eight candle birthday
cake was served. The guests were
Julia Hunter, Dorothy Dah1quist,
Vivian Stone, Ellen Frazee, Kathleen
Frazee, Esther Heppner, Lucille Ker-
sinner and Bernice Carrico
Mrs. H. D. Martin entertained
Tuesday afternoon at a charmingly
appointed luncheon complimentary to
Mrs. Warner and Miss Caffray. The
guests were Miss D. Villa Caffray,
Mesdames Robert Warner, E. r.
Headley, w. H. Lillibridge, James
Fogle, C. D. Bell, H. H. Orland and
l. R. Boyd.
Notwithstanding the inclemency of
the weather, large number of the
members of the Methodist church
choir were present and enjoyed a de-
lightful time at t he three-course
banquet served by the committee of
twenty-five from the Ladies Aid So
ciety. The banquet was served in Ep-
worth Hall, which was artistically
decorated in green and white. The
tables were beautiful in green and
white, the color scheme being carried I
out in the menu. The center piece rep
resented a large lake, covered with
ice and enclosed by hedge of ever {
green's, which were covered with I
snow, which mirrOred
themselves in the lake. The place
cards represented evergreen trees {
Judge w. F. Morgareidge, in his
usual pleasing manner, acted as toast
master. TOasts were responded to by
Rev w. H. H. Forsyth, Rev. Charles /
H. Schneider, Prof, Cotton and DR.. |. E
R. Boyd. The guests were the hus- {
bands and wives of the choir mem {
bers. s
The CornwalI-Joel young people
we're charmingly entertained at
party Friday evening, at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Hagedorn. A
large number were present to enjoy t
the good time. The evening was 8
spent in games and song. A most
appetizing luncheon was served All /
report a good time.
Mrs Jerome Day of Moscow Idaho b
was hostess at smart luncheon, at S
Ter suite in the Davenport today in Z
honor of Mrs Werner w. Lawson of S
San Francisco and Mrs. 7. M. Owen c
# Wallace The rooms were attract S
vely decorated with spring flowers,
and roses. Following the t
luncheon the afternoon was spent in
fridge. The guest list included: Mrs. I
lanes A. Welch Mrs. Edna Clark,
Irs Guy Amsden, Mrs. John Clark,
Irs L. NJ Davenport, Mrs Charles
ones, Mrs Harry Richards Mrs. b
ohm Doran, Mrs. Frank Sweeny, Mrs. h
fordon Lamey, Mrs. James Clark and n
drs. Spokane Chronicle. N
Consider Official Recognition f
Rome-(A. P.)-Several republican G
members of the chamber of deputies Fl