The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-03-11
THE SOCIAL RESUME

An event of great interest in the
| line of birthday social gatherings was
given Wednesday afternoon by Ruth
Wilson at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs r. A. Wilson, A large
number of her playmates called be-
| tween and 6 o'clock. The guests of
| the afternoon were, Lillian Wilson,
Idaho and Vera Allen, Gertrude Hall,
Mildred Collins, Lucille Martin, Alice
Longley, Mildred Heights, Glare Nell
son and Elizabeth Vincent.
The Mountain View club met
Thursday with Mrs Frank Bumgar-
ner for an all-day session. At 1890
o'clock a delicious dinner was served.
After dinner the following officers
were elected: Mrs. Clarence Bum
garner, president; Mrs. J. e. Blue,
vice-president; Mrs. James Morgan,
secretary and treasurer. A vote of
thanks was extended by all present
to those who took part in the SPLEEN
did program. Miss Mary Bumgar-
ner, Miss Doole and Mrs. A. A. Bum
garner were guests of the club.
Mr. and Mrs Robert G. Wood en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs George NJ
Loomis at dinner Sunday at their
home on South Almond street
The Shriners and their wives met
Monday evening in the Masonic
temple and enjoyed very pleasant
meeting and delicious dinner. The
tables were beautifully decorated in
bri, cf nd
color scheme was also carried out in
the menu which was served by the
Eastern Star ladies. The place cards
were red and white fezes. Seventy
two were seated at the banquet
table After the banquet plans were
made for the Minstrel show to be
held in Moscow, March IA and Is.
W. j. Hazeltine was given a very
delightful birthday surprise party at
his home on North Hayes street on
Friday evening. The happy evening
was to celebrate his seventy-second
birthday. The early part of the eve
ming was spent in cards, games and |
music. At midnight a delicious
luncheon was served. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs Charles Aver, Mr.
and Mrs. r. S. Hazeltine, Mr. and /
Mrs. A. X. Hazeltine. Mr.. and Mrs. h
w. J. Hunter, Mr.. and Mrs George
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Baker,
Misses Florence Mcconnell, and Ma
bel Peterson and Messrs Ralph
Frank Vanderpool Alfred
Flack, Leban Clutches, Lee Clutches
and Walter Hazeltine.
Miss Mr. Belle Sweet, entertained
Sunday afternoon at charmingly
6 o'clock dinner in honor
If Miss Carrie NJ Jones, the new
of the university Miss
Jones comes from New Hampshire
She has been in the Minneapolis city
library of Minneapolis, Mimi, the
,ast year.
Mrs. j. Chepillod was hostess to the
vyhurst club Thursday afternoon at {
he home of Mrs. w. G. Barge. After
he usual business session the after j
Don was spent in social enjoyment
n the advertisement contest Mrs
Ieorge Baxter and Mrs. C. E. Hunter
ron the honors. Each guest re-
eived a favor in commemoration of
-
he members of the club surprised !
ne hostess with a beautiful patch
ork quilt top for her birthday De- /.
cious refreshments were served by
lie hostess assisted by two charm
lg little maids, Mary Mix and
eorgia Thomas. The guests of the
ub were Mesdames William Marsh,
rank Mix, and G. E. Hunter ,
The Young Mothers club met Fri
~ afternoon with Mrs Helmer An i
srson at the home of Mrs. Frank
angel. After a short business SEES :,
on the members enjoyed a short
ogram. Mrs. Walter Nolan read an q
teresting paper on Child Obedi- .
Ice" Delicious refreshments We're
rived by the hostess assisted by
RS. Yangel
The Merry go-round" club met
lursday afternoon with Mrs. NJ NJ
eston, and spent delightful after
on. Mrs. Thomas p Dowdy, and
IS. Emma Ravens were guests of
g club. Delicious refreshments