The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-04-07

sent. Mrs. William Mills was as
sistant hostess. Mrs. Grunwald, Mrs
Spangle, Mrs. Hall, Miss Mary Jan
son, and Miss Fannie Mills wer
guests OF the club. The afternoo.
was spent socially and in tieing con
forts. Refreshments were served b,
I the hostess.
The Easter dance given by tn
I ladies of st. Marks Guild in tn
Guild hall, Monday evening, was
I huge success. The music furnished
\ by a university orchestra was of thu
! best and everyone present enjoyed The
evening immensely.
Mrs. M. l.. Handlin entertained q
few friends at a delightful afternoon
Saturday, at her home in honor OF
Mrs. Andrew Mortenson, who leaves
town soon for the Mesdames
". r. Lowell, Amelia Deltman, ]. c.
Dewitt, and A. Mortenson were
guests. Delicious refreshments were
served.
The Daughters of Ruth class of the
Presbyterian Sunday school met
Tuesday afternoon in the church par
Tors for their annual social and in
stallation Of officers. During the
afternoon two comforts were COM
pleted for the children's home at
Lewiston, making the eighth comfort
made since January /, 1928. The
| following officers were installed to
serve the coming year: Mrs. ]. Kroh,
president; Mrs. Roy Holman, vice
president; Mrs. J. w. Schumacher,
secretary; Mrs. Geo. w. Pitcher,
treasurer, and Mrs. ]. S.. Heckathorn,
teacher.
The Pythian Sisters club met Mon
day afternoon with Mrs. w. r. Lowell
and enjoyed a most delightful after
noon at sewing, social chat, and a
musical program. Mrs. Arthur Perci-
val and Mrs. R. r. Sherfey at the
piano and Mrs. ]. w. Hon%eychurch
with the VIOLIN, gave a number of
pleasing instrumental selections, and
Mrs. Lowell delighted with several
vocal solos. Dainty refreshments
were served by the hostesses, Mes
danes w. R. Lowell, Ed. c. Collins,
Jack Wilson, Lola Clark, Clarence L.
Jain, Homer E. Estes, and Lawrence
Clark. Ms. Amelia Deltman and Mrs.
Roy Morden were guests.
Mesdames C. w. Chenoweth and
Roy Morden were guests of Mrs. w.
R. Lowell at dinner, Thursday even
ing.
The Merry-Go-Round club met Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. A. J. Simon
son at the Hotel Idaho. The after
noon was spent in needle work and
social chat. Mrs. Simonson, as usual,
entertained royalty. Mesdames Geo.
Stewart, P. G. Olesen, r. B. Schoon-
over, and John G.. Gibson were guests
of the club.
Mrs. Curtis richardson and Mrs. e.
r. Chrisman were weekend guests of
Mrs. +. J.. Day.
Mrs. J. H. Hayes entertained at a
delightful Easter dinner, Sunday.
The rooms were pretty in Easter col
ors of yellow and white. Beautiful
bouquets of daffodils and syringes
were artistically used in the decora-
lions. Covers were laid for Misses
Helen Stanton, Mary Taggart, Irene
Draper, and Opal Hunt and Messrs.
Dick Hamilton, Van Peterson, Lynn
Nash, and Glen Morrill,, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Hayes.
The ladies of the Holy Trinity
Catholic church gave one of their
delightful dances on Monday evening
1T Eggan's hall. Mann Brothers fur
the splendid music and a
crowd was present to enjoy the
good time. Prof. and Mrs. G. w.
Hickman, Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Arm
,ruster, and Prof. and Mrs. H. w.
Hubert were the patrons and patron
at this delightful affair.
Margaret Morgan and Emma Nell
son entertained Aletha circle West
Guild of the Presbyterian
at an Easter party Saturday
An interesting letter con-
the medical work in India
vas read. The evening was spent
and in games. Dainty re-
reshments were served by the two
lostesses.
The auxiliary of the American
legion entertained the members of
he post and their friends at a de-
anniversary program and
at the Guild hall on Friday
vening. The event was to celebrate