The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-10-06
Losers Entertain

cdub were entertained at a charm
ing bridge luncheon on Thursda,
afternoon by the six lowest scores 0
the past year. The rooms were won
! derfully beautiful in purple and whit
asters and the dainty four-course lun
cheon proved the loser to be winner
in serving.
Entertain at Country Home
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Sharp enter
tanned on Thursday evening at {
sumptuous dinner at their country
home. Covers were laid for Judge
and Mrs. Will F. M%orgareide and son
Van, Mrs. H. O.. Perry, and JOSEPH
Van Buskirk.
Learn to Play Mah-JOngg
Mrs. Burton l.. French entertained
on Thursday evening at a charmingly
appointed ~four-course dinner. The
rooms were artistically decorated and
wonderfully beautiful in autumn
leaves and bouquets of crissinas. Fol
lowing the dinner the guests were in
terested in learning to play the Chi
nese game of "Mah-jongg" which is
such a rage in the east, but which is
new in Moscow. Mrs. French, having
purchased a game while in Washing
ton was pleased to teach her guests
the interesting game. The guests in
Guided Mr.. and Mrs. Glen H. Sanders,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray e. Neidig, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gainford P. Mix, Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard J.. David and Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl S. Barton.
Birthday and Farewell Shower by
w. c. T. U.
Miss Ruth Cole, the youngest mem
Der of the local branch of the w. C. T..
u, was given a surprise birthday and
farewell shower by the union on Fri
day evening at the home of her par
ents, Rev. and Mrs. w. q. Cole. Miss
Cole leaves 0 0 for Nampa, Idaho, to
enter school. At the close of a pleas
ant evening dainty refreshments were
served. All wished Miss Ruth manv
happy returns of the day and a pleas
ant school year.
Slumber Party at Summer Home
Miss Eunice Won Ende entertained
the members of the c. l.. club of the
high school at a delightful weekend
slumber party at the Won Ende sum-
mer home.
Phi. Soulen Gives Stag Dinner
One of the enjoyable events of the
past week in social circles, was the
Z o'clock stag dinner and smoker CIV
en- on Wednesday evening by Prof.
Phi. Soulen, superintendent of schools,
in honor of the outgoing and incoming
presidents of the school board. May
H. Melgard, Oldest member of the
board in point of service, and one
whose work has always been much
was the retiring presi-
dent and Robert Morris, popular agent
of the Northern Pacific, who is the
president Of the board, were the
two honor guests. A. H. Johnson,
who was reelected secretary of the
board; H. H. Simpson, the treasurer.
Charles L. Thompson, Victor N. Ram
stedt and F. l.. Kennard were the 9TH
members present. After the pleas
ant dinner the guests enjoyed a quiet
half hour with their ~favorite smokes
while they discussed matters of in
Farewell Dinner at Dr. Leitch Home
DR.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Leitch enter
tanned at a delightful six o'clock din
her or Wednesday evening in honor
Of the j. H. Richards family, who
soon for California, to reside.
The guests included Mrs. J. H. Rich
ards and daughters, Misses Isabelle
and Ruth, and sons, Masters Tom and
Miss Maxine Holman assist
ID Mrs. Leitch in serving.
M0untainview Club Works, Chats !,
The Mountainview club spent a
afternoon on Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. j. E. Blue, with Mrs.
Blue and Mrs. William Mills as host
Fifteen members answered to
he roll call. Misses Verla and Hazel
Draper and Miss Mary Jensen were
The afternoon was spent
needlework and social chat.
refreshments were served by
he hostess.
Barrister Has Birthday Surprise
Mrs. Guy Wolfe entertained on
Ter at her home on South Washington
treet in honor of her husband, to
Celebrate his natal day. When he re-
urned to his home in the evening,
ehold, a group of smiling faces
him. Then for the first time
e recalled it was his birthday. Those
resent to celebrate the occasion with
i'm we're Prof. and Mrs. ]. ]. Gill,
Irs. Amanda Wolfe, w. H. Conner,
ohm Gill, Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. Preston
nd Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Wolfe.
FOrtnightly Club Meets
The members of the Fortnightly
Tub were royalty entertained on We'd
esday afternoon by Mrs. Howard
at her home on East A street.
he afternoon was much enjoyed.
ounteous refreshments were served
Y the hostess.
Friends Make Merry
Miss Nellie Toner entertained on
tuesday, evening at her home on
outh Harrison street, in honor of
Uses Isabelle and Ruth Richards.
he evening was spent in games and
,cial chat, with delicious refresh
ents served at a late hour. Those
resent were Mrs. Walter Melgard,
Georgia Bell, Ada Nelson, Ruth
Margaret Tanning, Isabelle
ichards and Nellie Toner.
Garon ns