The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-01-21

PA North Asbury street. After a de-
lightful social time, the most delicious
refreshments were served by the host
ess. The following officers were
elected to serve the coming year;
Mrs. l.. R. Scott, president, Mrs. c.. E
Bolles, vice president; and Mrs. J. G
Gibson, secretary.
A very delightful and unique party
was enjoyed Saturday afternoon at
the home of Mrs.. Mae Witcher, on
East First street, where assembled
the Daughters of Veterans and mem
bers of the G.. A. r., in a body to
celebrate the birthdays of three OF
their venerable comrades, w. A. Sher-
idan, who celebrated his S7th birth
day, J. C. Dewitt, who celebrated his
81st birthday and J. I. Wintersteen,
who had reached his 80th birthday,
making a combined number Of 248
years being celebrated. Three lusci-
GUS birthday cakes on which shone
the lights of 81, 81 and 80 candles,
representing the many milestOnes
passed by the trio as they j%ourneyed
down the river of time as it has
wound down through the sparkling
rivulet of infancy, the beautiful, gay
frolicsome, romping stream of youth,
on to the river-calm and sedate. AS
they journey on down the river to
the mighty ocean of eternity, may
there be more such happy birthdays.
A very successful quilting-bee, or
rather a comfort-bee was held We'd
nesday afternoon with Mrs. w. H. H.
Forsyth at her home on East First
street. After the making and tieing
of two comforts, the ladies enjoyed a
delightful social session and an in
teresting discussion on current
events. At a late hour a delicious
luncheon was served by the hostess.
All present pronounced it an after
noon well spent.
Monday evening, January 16, the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. Preston
was the scene of a delightful birthday
party. The jolly party was a sur
prise for Mr.. Preston, who, when he
returned home in the evening, found
the rooms beautiful in green and
white. Almost Immediately friends
arrived and Mr.. Preston was inform
ed that they were there for the sole
purpose of helping him to celebrate
the 57th milestone of his nativity. A
sumptuous 6 o'clock dinner was
served in the a~rtistically decorated
dining room. Here the color scheme
of green and white was carried out
in the decorations and in the menu.
The luscious birthday cake was deco
rated in white flowers and green
candles. After dinner the evening
was spent in games, music, and So
cial chat. The guests were Mr.. and
Mrs w. H. Conner, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
w. Wolfe, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur ORA
per and Misses Jessie Helfert and
Jones.
Judge and Mrs. w. F. Morgareidge,
armed with their VictrOla and a large
supply Of records. went to spend the
evening with Mrs. Mary Cornwell,
known to her many friends as Aunt
Mary Cornwell and who has been
confined to her home for a long time
3y illness. The evening was spent
a regular musical concert by
he most noted singers and musicians
will long be treasured as one of
he brightest and happiest evenings
n the life of a shut-in.
The Eromathern club met at the
lone of Mrs. G. H. Whitmore, Janu-
ry 18th. The lesson, 1.-THE Geography
f Japan" was followed by current
vents. This closed the work for the
fternoon. After adjournment. the
resident, Mrs LangdOn, in her usual
tanner. announced that
his being the 18th anniversary of
Tr. and Mrs. Whitmore's marriage.
hat the members wished her to ex-
ress congratulations upon that event.
1r Whifnanro WoC oo1Iod ~, o~l H.
.ewilderment both were showered
18th handkerchiefs, and good wishes.
his coming as a surprise it was no
asy matter to express their gratitude
such thoughtfulness. The sur
rise continued when they were
rived to ice ream, cake and coffee.
his very pleasant afternoon will be
Whitmore and by each member
7 the club.
The Young Women's Bible class of
Methodist. Sunday school met
afternoon in Enworth hall.
18th their teacher, Mrs. e. r. Head
y. and enjoyed a sumptuous 1
clock luncheon. notwithstanding
g inclemency of the weather the at
wns good. Mesdames L. G.
Howard Freeze. A. A.
aurer and Miss Edna Radeke were \
tests. Following the luncheon was
short program. q devotional and a
lsiness session. Mrs. Fl. D. Martin
IS chrirman Of the devotional meet
The meeting was led by Mrs
Ir1iss McFIrov. All .nresert renort /
nleasant and profitable afternoon.
Wednesday, ! afternoon. at ?.3H
the lodiee Of tho "DouohtorS II
Pnth" class Of the Presbyterian !
ndav school. met in the church Il
-cy ord erioved 2 n1nasnnt eocia1 K
4 BUSINESS session and were charm Y
ely entertained at a sumDtuous Z