The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-03-18
THE SOCIAL RESUME

The Luther League of the Swedish
Lutheran church held a very sue
cessful birthday social Thursday
evening. Prof Phi Sou1en gave a
splendid talk; Misses Wilma and
Irene Peterson and Helen Nelson
sang. The dainty refreshments were
served by Messrs E. John, E. Gust,
Everett, Wilfred and Arvid Ander-
SON. Every one was to give cent for
each year of their age The affair
was financial success. More than
$40 was added to the pipe organ
fund.- The young people are to place
the pipe organ in the church.
Lucinda Tuttle and Cleda Frazier
entertained the Alethea circle of
Westminster Guild at jolly st.
Patrick's party on Thursday evening
in the church parlor. Mrs. Bridget
O'Murphy greeted the thirteen girls
who were present. The missionary
program was led by Hazel Cameron
and the lesson was the life of John
Gibson Patton. After several lively
games, suitable for the occasion,
dainty refreshments were served by
the hostesses.
A. J. Hendrickson, a prosperous
farmer living northeast of Moscow,
was given a happy surprise Thurs
day, March 16, when a number of
relatives and friends braved the snow
and mud to come and spend the day
with him. The happy event was in
honor of his fiftieth birthday. He
is the Oldest son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
HendricksOn of Moscow. Among the
presents received on this occasion
was beautiful heirloom which has
been handed down from the father to
his oldest son in the Hendrickson
family since 1917. Those present
were MIR. and Mrs. John Hendrickson
and daughter, Miss Hilda Hendrick
son. Misses Amelia Thorp, and Hill
ma Erickson of Moscow; Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Hendrickson and family and
Richard and Ruth Hendrickson, of
Pinegroye. After a sumptuous din
ner which was brought by the self
invited guests, the afternoon was
psent in music, singing of hymns and
readings from the third chapter of
John, the twenty-eighth chapter of
Matthew and the second chapter of
Acts. Late in the afternoon coffee
and cake was served and all wished
Mr.. Hendrickson Godspeed down the
river of time.
The Past Oracle club met Friday
March 10, with Mrs. E. r.
Dewey, 701v Deakin avenue. The |
business session was an interesting
one. In addition to the regular
routine of business the new bylaws |
were read and adopted. After the
business session the afternoon was
spent in visiting. A delicious lunch /
con was served by the hostess. Thus |
ended a perfect afternoon.
Miss Olga Braumlick enjoyed a de- /
lightful surprise birthday dinner
party at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George A. Carder, Sunday afternoon.
The rooms We're beautiful in pink and /
white streamers and a great profus
ion of red carnations and white
freesias. A delicious. birthday din
ner, which included beautiful pink
and white cake, shining, bright with
the appropriate number of candles.
The afternoon was spent in games
and music The invited guests were
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer. Paulson, Mr.. and
AlnSHo, MTS. Mdu0l1uo nj
lert, Misses Eloise Paulson, Florence
fustayeson, Lottie Sorenson, and
olga Braum1ick and Messrs Sylvester
Jones, Walter Melgard, Clarence
Rudberg, Mayme Ebbett and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Carder All wish Miss
olga many happy returns Of the day
Mrs. J. w. Schumacher entertained
he arts and crafts department of the
Historical club at her home on Lin
,oln street on Monday afternoon. AT
;er the regular business session the
aides enjoyed very interesting
PAPER on Landscape in Art" by
Iesdames " H. Young and A. e.
evans. Mrs. G.. l.. Luke, gave an in
,tructive talk on ARTICLES used in
China" and illustrated much of her
ak with curios from China. Mrs.
J. c. Vincent was assistant hostess.
Delicious refreshments were served.
The Mokepahreca club was pleasant
Y entertained on Thursday after ]
loon by Mrs. G. f. Bolles, at a ST.
day Marty TTn0n tha ar