The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-02-24

one Of her pleasing stories, and Miss
Myra Brown gave a delightful musical
selection.
Mrs. Frank Berger entertained ten
of her young lady friends on Thurs
day evening at her home on North
Lily street, at delightful affair. The
evening was spent in sewing, music,
and social chat Mrs. Berger served
dainty Valentine refreshments at the
table in courses.
Section c of the Daughters of Ruth
class of the Presbyterian Sunday
school were royalty entertained on
Thursday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. ]. w. Schumacher. Twenty
members Of the division were present.
The afternoon was spent in work and
in social chat Three quilts were
completed ready for the orphans
home at Lewiston and a pleasant Soc
ial time enjoyed. Mrs. G. W. Pitcher
assisted Mrs. Schumacher in serving
the dainty refreshments.
Mrs. H. H. Simpson entertained
number of friends at a charming four
table bridge party on Thursday after
noon at her home on North Howard
street Valentine decorations were
artistically used and the delicious re-
freshments wer edaintly served.
Mrs. S. P Davis entertained one or
the divisions of her Sunday school
class on Thursday afternoon at her
home on East Seventh street at
pleasant and profitable session. Mrs.
J. Storms, the chairman of the d.
vision, and large number OF the
members were present and enjoyed
the study, the discussions, the plea
SAINT social hour and the delicious
refreshments. Mrs. Davis is enter
tanning the divisions in series OF
instructive sessions.
A day long to be remembered by
the members of the A division of the
Daughters of Ruth class of the Pres
byterian Sunday school was spent
Tuesday at the pleasant country home
of Mrs. J. Kroh. A jolly sleigh-ride
and a happy day Of work and play.
At noon a delicious dinner such as
can only be served from the we'll
stocked larder of a prosperous country
home was enjoyed by the ladies'. All
were well pleased with the large
amount of work accomplished and of
the good time enjoyed.
The young people of the Union Sun
day school, northeast of town, gave a
delightful social this week at the home
of Mrs. H. Nelson. Some fifty of the
local young people were present. The
evening was spent in games, music,
and social chat. The refreshments
were delicious. Those who attended
from town were Misses Nellie Toner,
Gladys Bailey, Ada Nelson, and
Messrs E. H. Scheyer and William
the party to and from in his sleigh,
the sleigh ride being much enjoyed
as we'll as the party.
Mrs Albert Nicely entertained on
Friday evening at delightful little |
affair. The evening was spent soci-
ally and with music. Dainty refresh
ments were served by the hostess |
The guests included Misses Donna
Berry, Elsie Berry, and Naoma Ora
horne.
Der of her friends Saturday evening
with a jolly sleight ride to her
country home north of town, where |
| delightful party was enjoyed. The
guests were Laura Anderson, Evelyn
Jelson, Beryl Rodgers, Cleo Miller,
olive Libby, Florence Oberg, Faye
,udderth, Ethel Sargent, Gerald
sehrke, Jefferson Rodgers, Ernest
Taylor, Clarence Baken, Ted Brum-
nund, Lloyd Randall, Ray Held, Ivan
,umgarner, and Allen Neighbors.
On Tuesday evening number of
he relatives and friends of Mr. and
Irs. A. Bumgarner gathered at their
ONE for get-together in honor of
Irs. Bumgarner' brother and his
rife, Mr. and Mrs. John Williams of
pokane, Washington. The evening
as spent in social chat. Those pre- Is
ent who enjoyed the good old fash
)ned oyster supper, were Mr.. and
Irs. c. Bumgarner and family, Mr..
nd Mrs. c.. W. Lenhard and family,
Ir. and Mrs. F. II. Bumgarner and
amily, Mr. and Mrs H. /. Sparks,
Ir. and Mrs. j. Williamson, and Leu
la Kirkendall. After supper games
nd singing were enjoyed by all.
The members of the Mountain View
ub met with Mrs. E. A. Walker,
II an all-day session and for their
1nual Valentine party Eighteen
embers were present and four guests,
RS. F. D. Morgan, Mrs. Carl Carlson.
RS. Severt Emmerson, and Miss Mil
J Bumgarner. The rooms of the Wal
n home were pretty in Valentine de-
ratiOns. After the business session
e day was spent in work, games,
i'd music. At noon a sumptuous
nner was served in courses. The
BILE was beautifully decorated In
arts and Valentines. The red heart
'ect was beautifully carried out in
e menu Mrs. Charles Dagman as
tod Mrs. Walker in serving. All
,ra unanimous ttat the dow rad y,n,-,