The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-01-06
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Palma Luvaas, Lasca Miller an
Eliza Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrey
S. Olson and Messrs. Arthur Olsor
Clifford Olson, and Floyd Olson, o
Moscow.
The Fo%rtnightly Bridge club met il
regular session on Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. Herman N. Wilson
and spent a most delightful after
noon. Mrs. o. P. Cockerill, Mrs. r.
K. Bonnet, Mrs. H. H. Simpson, ant
Miss Ella Wallace were guests of tn,
club. Delicious refreshments wer'
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. D. Bell entertained
on Sunday at a sumptuous New Years
dinner at their home on East F. street
Covers were laid for sixteen. The
guests included MIR. and Mrs. Homer
E. Estes and family, Mr.. and Mrs
Corliss McElroy and sons, and Mrs
Margaret McElroy.
Mrs. Edgar C. Steele entertained on
Friday afternoon at a charming
bridge-luncheon at her rooms at the
Hotel Moscow, in honor of Mrs. M.
r. Noftsger, of Wallace. The guests
were seated at two tables A delici-
Gus luncheon vas served by the hos
tess. 81,
The Friday Bridge club met on
Friday afternoon with Mrs. J. M. Bold
ing and enjoyed a pleasant social
time at cards. Dainty refreshments
were served during the afternoon.
Mrs. Earl S. Barton and Mrs. Gain
ford P. Mix entertained on Thursday
afternoon at a charming bridge lun-
cheon at the Barton home, in honor
Of Mrs. M. r. Noftsger, Of Wallace,
and Mrs. Curtis Richardson, of Lewis
Sixteen guests were present and
enjoyed the good time and the dainty
luncheon.
A large number of the members of
he Daughters Of Ruth" class Of the
Presbyterian Sunday school met in
he church annex and enjoyed a plea
SAINT and profitable session. A sump-
.uous l o'clock luncheon was served
n the spacious dining room. The
luncheon was followed by a social
ind business session and the election
# the following officers and crew to
nan the class ship on its voyage over
he waters of 1923: Mrs. Clarence L.
Iain, president; Mrs. Roy Holman,
'ice-president; Mrs. ]. w. Schu-
lacher, secretary, and Mrs. George
V. Pitcher, treasurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mop. Bailey were
IN at dinner on Friday evening.
Mrs. William Marsh and Miss Kate
entertained on Tuesday after
DON at an enjoyable bridge party
! Mittens. The guests were seated
five tables. Mrs. Edgar G. Steele
arried off the prize of the afternoon.
elicious refreshments were served.
Mrs. Frank Mix vas hostess to the
embers of the Phoenix bridge club
Wednesday afternoon at a delight
lily pleasant little party. The guests
ere seated at four tables. Mrs.
Richardson, Of Lewiston; Mrs.
R. Noftsger, of Wallace, and Mrs.
j. Day and Mrs. E. c. Steele, of
oscow, were guests of the club.
The Pythian Sisters club met on
afternoon with Mrs. J. H..
chards at her home at 708 East
xth street. The afternoon was
emf in needle work and social chat
refreshments were served
the h~ostesses, Mesdames +. H. n
w. Claude Renfrew, Eta
r. r. Sherfey, Charles Fiji
.hroeter, and Fred Stone.
rhe Young Mothers club met on
,dnesday with Mrs. 0. j. Maurer
| enjoyed a pleasant afternoon. II
err a short business session the !
ernoon was spent socially. /. Ten II
were present, Mrs. C. c. Dia- Il
nd. Mrs. Charles Stone, of Moscow. K
| Mrs. Arthur Inthrum, Of LewisAli Il
grweFe guestBe0 Delicious refresh LII
nts were served.