The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-02-03
THE SOCIAL RESUME

very best of eats, which included 6
luscious birthday cahle.
Mrs. Walter Melgard entertained a
number of friends on Thursday after
noon in honor of Mrs. Andrew Mel
gard, of Minnesota. The afternoon
was spent in sewing and in social
chat. The ladies greatly enjoyed hear
ing Mrs. Melgard tell of the winters
in Minnesota. The thrilling stories
of the storms and billiards of Mime
sofa told by one who has been through
them made the Idaho ladies realize
that after all Idaho winters were not
SO bad (even if the grounding does
see his shadow year after year, and
that there is really mo place like
home +" after all. Mrs. Melgard served
delicious refreshments.
On Tuesday evening Miss Marguerite
Ward entertained the members of the
Alethea circle of the Westminster
guild Of the Presbyterian church and
their leader, Mrs. Harry Sampson, at
social and business session at her
home on Polk street. At the business
| session the following officers were
elected: Marguerite Morgan, presi-
dent; Minnie Glenn, secretary, and
Bessie Woody, treasurer. Following
the business session the evening was
spent socially and in songs, games,
and music.
The members of the Ivyhurst club
were entertained on Thursday after
noon by Mrs. A. G. Thomas at her
home on Deakin avenue. At the bust
ness session the following officers
were elected to serve the coming year:
Mrs. L. E. Brooks, president; Mrs.
Frank Yangle, vice-president, and
Mrs. A. G. Thomas, secretary and
treasurer. Following the business ses-
sion pleasant social afternoon was
enjoyed Delicious refreshments were
served
At the beautifully decorated home
of Mrs. Harvey J. Smith, Mrs. Smith
and Mrs. Mop. Bailey entertained on
Thursday afternoon at one o'elock
bridge luncheon. The guests were |
seated at three tables.
On last Wednesday afternoon Mrs.
j. A. Mcdaniel and Mrs. Ray Carter
entertained at kensington at the /
home of Mrs. Mcdaniel. This was the |
first of series of parties to be given.
guests were hidden. The
afternoon was spent socially and in /
sewing. The appetizing refreshments .
were dainty served
The Merry -Go-Round club met t
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Harry
sampson and enjoyed pleasant ses-
sion. The afternoon was spent soci-
ally and in sewing. Miss Gladys Mic
key was a guest of the club. Miss
\TV1.a Mnndu
as hostess. The refreshments were
delicious and temptingly served.
The Orchard division Zone of the
eight divisions of the Woman's Home
society of the Methodist
met on Wednesday with Mrs.
John Nisbet for an a1I-day session.
The tempting covered dish luncheon
served at 1 o'clock was something
different, served cafeteria style and
much enjoyed by all. During the day
Wo quilts were almost completed and
4 delightfully."- pleasant social time
enjoyed. In the afternoon a splendid
program was given which included
history of the Orchard division since
is organization three years ago, dur
ng which time thirty-three members
lave been enrolled. Mrs. Connor led
n very instructive drill on home,
school and hospital work as it is be- I
ng done by the society. Then fol-
owed a discussion on pledge, offer
ngs and mite boxes which were very
interesting; letters were sent to the
sick members and a vote of thanks
% one of the little Home Guards, {
Who has been of special help to the ,
iivision. The guests of the division
or the day were Mesdames Connor, !
Boyd, Ludberg, Forsyth, Hobert, and
Benton.
The Royal Neighbors met on Thurs
lay evening in the Odd Fellows hall /
or their social and business session. {
\ goodly number were present Sew q
al new applications were read and V
'ther matters of interest transacted. I
Following the business session de- t
(COncluded ON mage four Il