The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-03-03

One of the lovely events of the past
week was given on Tuesday after
noon from four to eight o'clock, at
which time Mrs. A. H. Johnson and
Mrs w. K. Armour entertained the
grade teachers of the public schools
This is an annual affair at the John
! son home. The rooms were pretty
in potted plants and spring flowers.
The readings by Mrs. Bonnie-Blanche
Schoonover, the musical numbers and
the social chat made the occasion
one of great pleasure. A dainty
luncheon was served by the hostesses.
The members of the Hi Yu club
were entertained on Thursday after
noon by Mrs. H. D. Martin at her
home on Howard street. During the
afternoon Miss Freda Marie Soulen
delighted the members with a group
of violin solos, accompanied by Mrs.
Soulen at the piano. Miss Louisa
Martin also gave several vocal solos
which were much enjoyed. Misses
Freda Soulen and Cathryn Frantz
were guests of the club. Late in the
afternoon dainty refreshments were
served.
i Virginia and Bernice Nicely enter
i tanned a number of their friends en-
i Tuesday evening at jolly theatre
/ party at the Kenworthy theatre. AT
ter the party a delicious dinner was
enjoyed at Mitten's. Covers were laid
for Marcella Cruver, Edward Cruver,
| Gwendolyn Stewart and Virginia and
| Bernice Nicely
/ The Mountain View club met with
Mrs. William Inscho on Thursday,
March 1. Mrs. Clarence Bumgarner,
the retiring president made a rec
ord of not missing a meeting during
the past year. At the business ses-
sion the following officers were cleo
ted: Mrs. T. P. Dowdy, president;
Mrs. E. A. Walker, vice president, and
Mrs. Charles Sternberg, secretary
| and treasurer. Delicious refresh
ments were served by the hostesses
Star Rebekah Lodge No. Is met on
Tuesday evening with a good attend
ance. After short but instructive
business session a delightful social
| session was enjoyed. Mrs. r. H.
| Gutenberg and Mrs. W. F. Morgan
edge, assisted by Miss Ella ). Dowl-
| ing, served sumptuous refreshments
The Luther League of the First
Lutheran church met on Thursday
evening in the church and enjoyed a !
splendid literary program, which was
both interesting and instructive. |
Reginald Kulberg led the meeting |
After the program the young people |
retired to the church parlors where |
delicious refreshments were served !
On Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs |
Homer David and Mr.. and Mrs. |
Harvey J. Smith entertained at de-
ightful bridge supper party at the |
home of Mr.. and Mrs. David.
The Past Noble Grand club met on
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. J. P.
Barrackman. After a short business
session a delightful afternoon was
spent in work and social chat. Splen-
did refreshments were served.
Mrs. Martha Shea entertained on
Friday evening at her home on South
Jefferson street in honor of her
her sixteenth birthday. Fourteen
young ladies, friends of Doris, were
the guests hidden to enjoy the pleas
ant evening, which was spent social
ly and in games. Mrs. Shea served
delicious refreshments.
The Omega division of the Woman's
Home Missionary society of the
Methodist church met on Wednesday
at the home of Mrs. J. G. Gibson for
an all-day session of work and play.
During the day three quilts were
completed and short but very inter-
esting program given. At noon a
Sumptuous dinner was served. Sew
eral guests were present and enjoyed
the day with the members.
The Colonial tea given in Epworth
hall on Tuesday afternoon by the
ladies of the Aid society of the
Methodist church was a decided sue
cess and greatly enjoyed. Many Of
the ladies appeared in the costume
OF colonial days. Miss Ella J. Dowl-
ing was present and assisted the
ladies in serving the dainty refresh
ments in royal style. The peace and
quiet of We olden times happiness
seeming to prevail DR.. Perry de-
lighted the ladies by showing the
slides of a number of hymns and as
the pictures were shown the ladies
sang the songs. The ladies' quartet,
Mesdames Orland, Martin, Dunkin
tons. Miss Florence Selby gave two
to the happy occasion, Mr.. Perry
showed the pictures of 'In the Cross
Of Christ l Glory" while the ladies
sang, and little Alice Ann Martin,
standing at the foot of the lighted
cross, in the darkened room making
a beautiful tab1eau
The Marian circle of the First
lutheran church met TueSdav even