The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-18

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GUS menu which was served by the
ladies. One hundred were present to
enjoy the sumptuous dinner and the
good time which followed.
Mrs. ]. F. Stewart was hostess to
the members of the Fortnightly Club
at a charming little affair on We'd
nesday afternoon. Bouquets OF
beautiful chrysanthemums were used
in great profusion. At the conclusion
of the pleasant afternoon delicious
refreshments were served by the hos
tess. Miss Katherine Jensen and Mrs.
G. o. Armstrong were guests of the
club.
Not six, not sixty, but just sweet
sixteen is the age of the "Merrygo-
round" club of Moscow, which met
on Thursday afternoon with Mrs. w.
H. Conner, n of their charter mem
bers. The party, Thursday, was very
unique. Each member came repre-
senting something sweet agreeable
the smell; pleasing to the ear; melo-
dious; pleasing to the eye.) All the
synonyms given by Webster and
bliCA oOhlC WClC III OdI III thO
costumes which were all very
" sweet" All had a good time try
ing to tel what each of the costumes
charades and playing the sixteen and
sixteen games. The birthday lun-
cheon included a luscious birthday
cake all ablaze with the lights of
sixteen candles. The club president,
Mrs. J. J.. Gill, made a sweet - little
birthday talk, congratulating all pre-
sent on their sixteenth birthday and
making a good wish for many many
happy returns of the day. Mrs. S. o.
Harrington of Moscow, and Mrs. Bogue
of Oregon, were guests of the club.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. I. Rollefson cele-
brate their tenth wedding a%nniver-
sary, and Mrs. Rollefson's birthday
on Sunday evening, November II, by
entertaining twelve friends at a 5
o'clock luncheon. The evening was
enjoyed socially. Before leaving for
home the guests were served with
ice cream and waters.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Day entertained
Tuesday at a delightful 8 O'Clock
dinner in honor of Congressman and
Mrs. Burton L. French. Other guests
were General and Mrs. E. r. Chris
man, Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Butterfield,
Dean Permeal J. French, and Senator
Macbeth.
The members of the Past Oracle
club were delightfully."- entertained on
afternoon by Mrs. Charles
at her home on South
.lmon Street. The attendance was
arge. Mrs. Summerfeld served de-
icious refreshments.
Mrs. Andrew Mortensen entertained
IN Wednesday afternoon at her home
1T 1876 East A. Street at a reunion
# former neighbors. The afternoon
vas spent in calling to memory plea
memories of the happy days
Ipent as neighbors in the country.
1t 5 o'clock sumptuous refreshments
we're served. The guests present
we're Mrs. M. L.. Handlin, Mrs. Thomas !,
,. Dowdy, Mrs. John G. De Witt, Mrs. t
N. Matheny, and Chrystene De Witt.
Mrs. Mark P. Miller and Mrs. R.
l. Mathews entertained Tuesday even
1g at the Miller home. The evening
yas spent socially and with cards
dancing. Fifteen couples were
An II o'clock supper was
erved.
Miss Avis Drew spent the weekend
l Spokane. Mrs. John Pounds, of
pokane, entertained at a very pretty
on Saturday evening in her
onor.
Mrs. John Canham entertained at
very pleasant dinner in honor of
rs. Carrie Skattaboe and Miss Lillian
Sattaboe.
A surprise party was given Miss
Rach on Wednesday evening
her home at 523 East Eighth Street
honor of her birthday. A delight /
! evening was spent in games and /
usic. Refreshments were served. |
lie guests were Myrtle Rach, Helen |
Marion Swartz, Ruth Ram |
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