The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-02-10

izatiOn of two new classes. Follow
ing this session delightful social
hour was spent. Mrs. Dunn served
dainty refreshments.
Miss Effie Shelby and Miss Dollie
Jones were guests of Mr.. and Mrs L.
E. Brooks at a delightful dinner at
their home on East Eighth street last
Sunday.
Mrs. w. H. Conner entertained on
Saturday at a delightful one O'Clock
luncheon complimentary to Mrs. l..
r. Boyd, who is in Moscow, a guest
at the home of her son, DR.. l. r.
Boyd Covers were laid for Mrs. L.
R. Boyd, Mrs. John Nisbet, Mrs. l.
r. Boyd, Mrs. Cora Campbell, and
Mrs. ConnOr.
Mrs. Howard David and Mrs. H. H.
Orland entertained the members OF
the B.Y.O.F. club and their husbands
on Tuesday evening at very enjoy
able bridge party at the David home.
sumptuous supper was served and
a very pleasant evening spent. Be-
sides the husbands of the members
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Curtis were guests
Of the club.
The members of the Mokepahreca
club were royalty entertained on
Tuesday evening by Mrs. John G. Glib
son at her home at a most delight
full seven o'clock dinner. The rooms
were a bower of beauty in red in keep
ing with the spirit of Valentine The
+a in, hoe ,.f MI e,
bows and arrows. Covers were laid
for thirty-one. The husbands of the |
members were guests of the evening. |
Valentine games, music, and social |
chat completed the joyous evenings !
program.
as dinner guests on Tuesday evening
at their home on Howard street, Mr..
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Hanna, east of town, was the scene !.
of jolly affair on Thursday when
eighteen members of the Washington
Jefferson division of the Woman's
Home Missionary society of the
the day. The forenoon was spent in
dinner, with all the trimmings was
The napkin at each plate
held a cute little Valentine for each
guest. After dinner the time was
spent in Valentine games and social
chat. Mrs. George Stewart, Mrs W. I
II. Connor, Mrs. John A. Allen, Mrs.
Ida Covey, Mrs. Jessie Storms, Mrs.
4. 0. Perry, and Mrs. S. G. Lynch 4
we're guests of the division !
The Woman's Missionary society
# the Christian church met on We'd I
lesday afternoon with Mrs. B. M. :
,chick. The attendance and the in
crest were excellent. The subject of I
he program was India, the Hope 4
nd the Despair of Christianity" Mrs.
ames Dye was the leader of the pro-
ram and also of the devotional ses- 1
ion. Splendid talks were given by
IRIS. Dye, Mrs. Hilton, Mrs. Schick,
nd Rev. Dunn. Margaret Mariner :
ang a solo, accompanied by Margaret (
'stes. During the social session that
ollOwed the program, Mrs Schick
erved dainty refreshments. Misses (
Ina Lauder and Ethel G1endinning
ssisted in serving. II
Mrs. Nellie Hall entertained the
embers of the Park division of the .
Toman's Home Missionary society of Z
e Methodist church, Thursday after
BON at pleasant social and work q
ssion. Valentine decorations were 4
ltine idea beautifully carried out :
the refreshments. Mrs. J. P. Bar q
ckman and Mrs. John Hill were .
tests of the division. Little Elvin 3
rankin Barrackman was made a Z
e member of the Mothers Jewels" .
ans were made for an all day ses- (
IN soon.
One of the most enjoyable events =
the social calendar of the Uni
rsity club was the formal dinner =
nee given at Guild hall, on Friday -
ening, February 9. Covers were Z
d for twenty-five couples and the =
lies of the guild served delicious -
e-course dinner. The hall was :
1ply but very effectively decorated =
the colors of the club -
Small tables seating four were =
tily decorated with orchid shaded z
ldles and places were designated ~
dainty hand-painted cards. The y.
les were separated by streamers
oICHAu anu 6olu Sulle uTdpeQ TO
lestals holding baskets Of pussy -
lows, freesias and snapdragons. :
, orchestra was screened by q
ely lattice of orchid and gold. The -
sic was furnished by one of the !.
Y good orchestras of the campus.
dance programs were artisticalIy e
nd in limp leather with the mono 4
N of the club in gold
hose present were President and -
A. H. Upham, DR.. and Mrs. Smith. y
and Mrs. Murray, the Misses
ir, Johnson, Patchin, Yant CoreU -