The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-02-17

ing fire in the fireplace and enjoying
a real fireside party. Delicious re-
! freshments were served by the self
invited guests and Mrs. Sullivan and
Mrs. Hatfield were each presented
with a beautiful gift from the club.
James, the little son of Prof and
/ Mrs. A. P. Ludberg, celebrated his
seventh birthday on Wednesday, Feb
ruary IA, by entertaining seven of
his playmates at jolly birthday
party. The day being not only
James birthday but also Valentine
day the dainty favors and the decora-
/ tions were carried out in keeping with
the spirit of Valentine. Games, stor-
les and partaking of dainty refresh
ments, which included a delicious
birthday-cake, filled the hours of the
festaI occasion. Covers were laid for
Kenneth Hungerford, Robert Sherfey,
Eugene Davidson, Homer David, Jack
Davis, and James Ludberg. Other
guests hidden were Mrs. A. W. Fab
renwald and Billie and Mary Low Fab
renwald and also Master James tea
chers, Miss Brown and Miss Wagner.
The Main division Of the Woman's
Home Missionary society Of the
Methodist church met on Friday after
noon with Mrs. A. J. Simonson at the
Hotel Idaho. At the short business
session Mrs J. F. Myers was ap-
pointed chairman of the instructive
course and Mrs. G. r. Knowles mite
box secretary. This was followed by
a pleasant social session spent in
work and social chat. Mrs. Simonson
as usual served sumptuous refresh
ments. Mrs. w. V. Dunkin, Mrs. w.
H. Connor, Mrs. L. r. Scott, and Mrs.
L. I. Schoonover were guests of the
division for the afternoon.
The dining room Of the annex of
the Presbyterian church was the
scene of charming dinner party on
Saturday evening The beautiful VAL
entine decorations, the exquisite ap-
pointment of the table and the fault I
lesslv served courses of the dinner
added charm to the occasion. The |
dinner was planned, cooked and
served by the -wah-tay-see Camp
fire girls in honor of their mothers.
Other guests were Mrs. J. S. Hecka-
horn and Miss Harriet Swartz. At
ter dinner the evening was spent
socially.
Sixteen little folks enjoyed a jolly
Valentine party on Wednesday even
ing at the home of Marjorie Herring
on. The rooms were a gala of
hearts, cupids and Valentines. Dur
ng the evening the games were in
errupted by the arrival of an old
gypsy who called to see the pretty
party and to tell the fortunes of the
guests and warn them that if they
Wished to succeed they must be good
md work hard. This visitor caused
much merriment. After the season of
,ood times little Miss Marjorie served
Ter guests with dainty Valentine re-
reshmentS.
Tuesday evening Star Rebekah
odge No. Is met in the Odd Fellows
all and spent delightfully."- pleasant
ocial session and enjoyed a sumptu-
us basket-supper. Hot coffee was
erved by the ladies and Miss Dow
ing added hot doughnuts, which were
1uch appreciated. The hall was de-
Grated in keeping with the Valen-
Inc season, WIN Vdl0uLlu0S, CupluS,
ows and arrows, and hearts bright
ed, hearts of many sizes.
The members of the 1914 Sewing
lub were royalty entertained on
thursday afternoon by Mrs. P. r.
ray at her home on East Sixth
treet The afternoon was spent in
ewing and in social chat. Delicious
were served. Mrs.
rank Albright, Mrs. Robert Otness,
nd Mrs George Pitcher were guests
the club.
Mrs. Emma Urquhart entertained
wv friends at dinner on Thursday |
vening. The decorations were red :
arnations and hearts, with Valen Z
nes for place cards. Covers were !
id for twelve. ,
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. R. r. Sher-
" and Mrs. Ray Carter entertained
venty ladies at a charming afternoon I
ridge party at the home of Mrs. ,
herfey. The rooms were pretty in s
alentine decorations, while on the y
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