The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-09-30

| Friday evening in the Masonic tenn
| pie, five of the Moscow churches (the
Presbyterian, Methodist, Christian,
Swedish Lutheran and Baptist Joined
in very happy annual meeting to
bid the Moscow teachers hearty well
come. The rooms were artistica1ly
decorated for the occasion and a large
number of persons were in attendance
In the dining room the tables were
beautiful in fall flowers and foliage
Each church was represented in the
receiving line of more than twenty.
Rev. Wayne S. Snoddy, pastor of the
Presbyterian church, presided at the
meeting. The address of welcome
was given by Rev. Andre, of the
Swedish Lutheran church, Superin-
tendent Phi. Soulen responding in be-
Claus gave a violin solo, Miss Ber-
nadine Adair, a vocal solo and Rev.
r. l.. Dunn, pastor of the Christian
church, gave two readings. Follow
ing the program a delightful social
time was enjoyed. Two high school
girls from each of the five churches
served. Mrs. Byron Hunter and Mrs.
J. w. Stevenson poured. The refresh
ments were delicious and daintily
served
of this week in their lodge rooms to
observe the seventy-first anniversary
Of the Rebekah degree. Mrs. D. Hol-
man spoke of the growth of the or
ganization. Judge w. F. Morgan
edge spoke of the founding and
founders, telling of the work of
Scheyler Colfax. Mrs. G. c. Hallam
gave two piano solos, Miss Lena
Whitmore impersonated in a very
clever manner, Miss Edna RadeAe
and Earl Radeke sang a duet and
Mrs. W. F. Morgareidge and Mrs. D. |
Holman gave readings. John l.. Nay
lor, in a very impressive little talk I
paid a beautiful tribute to the mem
DRY of the late James r. Strong. At
ter the program Mrs. Floy Naylor and
Mrs. Dorothy Nelson came in wheel
ing a service table with two large
birthday cakes on which shone sew
enty-one candles. Mrs. Nelson, in
a few we'll chosen words, presented
the cakes which were served with the
other delicious refreshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Douglas of Pot
latch were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
G. S. Clarke at dinner Sunday.
The Past Noble Grand club met
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. G.. L.
Jain. After a short business session
4 study hour was spent, which was
by a social hour. Mrs. Jain
served dainty refreshments. All pre- {
sent spent pleasant and profitable !
afternoon.
Robert Miller, little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Miller, celebrated his fifth !
Wednesday afternoon, Sep
ember 81, by entertaining number
# his little friends at jolly birthday
'arty. Peggie Johnson, who was five
ears old on the same day, was one
f the guests, making the celebration
double one. Mrs. J. Hugo Johnson,
lobert's Sunday school teacher, was I
lso a guest The afternoon was
pent in games, stories and a general
God time. Mrs. Miller served a
dainty luncheon which included a
eautiful birthday cake.
Mrs. j. E. Wilson was hostess to
lie members of the Baptist Woman's
Visionary union on Saturday after o
DON. The new books for the years :
eading circle were received and the
rst lesson studied and the reading v
ontest started. After the study and is
ocial hour Mrs. Wilson served tea, n
e cream, cakes and waters r
The Daughters of Veterans met n
riday afternoon with Mrs. Roy Hol- ~
IAN Mrs. Holman and Mrs. Will a.
am Staples were hostesses. The :,
1siness session was busy one. Sew .
al new subscriptions were received tt
4 the monument fund which were
cry encouraging. A delightful soc r,
! session followed the business SEES
on The two hostesses served re- o.