The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-05-12
THE SOCIAL RESUME

East A. street. The afternoon was
spent with needle work and social
chat. Mrs. w. r. Lowell gave several
pleasing solos. Mrs. Charles E. Bolles
and Miss Hattie Anderson were
guests of the club. Mrs. Anderson
was assisted by Mesdames j. w.
Honeychurch, A Percival, and j.
Lieuallen as hostesses. The refresh
ments served were delicious.
The members of the Alpha Zeta
fraternity motored to Mr.. Cody's place
nea Idler's Rest OF Moscow Mountain
last Saturday and enjoyed a delight
full picnic Inner. Seven Alumni
faculty members and their wives, were
guests of the boys. Carl Smith took
the merry crowd to and fro.
The members of the SOL. class of
the Christian Sunday school enjoyed
a weiner and marshmellow roast and
picnic supper on Moscow mountain on
Thursday evening. After supper the
following officers were elected to
serve during the quarter: Bernice
Randall, president; Goldia Burch,
vice-president; Mildred Bates, secre-
tary and treasurer.
The Home Guards of the Methodist
church were pleasantly entertained
Saturday afternoon by Mrs. r. r. Boyd
at her home on North Polk street.
Prof. and Mrs. w. v. Dunkin enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. John Nisbet' and
family at dinner on Wednesday even
ing.
The members of the Hi Yu club
were guests of Mrs. Phi. Soulen this
week The afternoon was spent with
music and social chat. The rooms
were pretty in spring lowers. Miss
Helen Frantz was a guest of the club.
The refreshments were delicious and
dainty served.
The members of the Epworth
League of the Methodist church en-
Joyed a sumptuous banquet in Ep-
worth hall on Wednesday evening.
Following the banquet a short must
cal program was given and a number
of most interesting talks were given
by Mrs. Robert Brumbley, DR.. A. M.
RAIDER, DR.. G. M. Mcconnell, and DR..
H. o. Perry. The hall was beauti-
fully decorated for the occasion.
The royal hospitality of the Lauder
III LuQIOuQHiV en-
joyed than on Thursday evening when
the Missionary society of the Chris
tan church gathered for their
monthly meeting. A we'll prepared
program on Beacon Lights in the Is
was led by Miss Alma Lauder. !
The devotional period was led bv o. |
A. Benedict. Talks were given on
the history, the religion, and special
points of interest by Mrs. Byron
Hunter, Mrs. B. M. Schick. and Rev
L. Dunn; on the medical work in
Philippine Islands, by DR.. S. ].
Ewers; evangelistic work by ]. T.
Croot. Prof. Byron Hunter gave a
story of the life of Ruperto, an evan
sel1st. Mrs. J. H. Dye gave a story
II Philippine concreation. Two
special songs were given by a mixed
quartet. A short business session
vas conducted by the president, Mrs.
Q. L.. Clark, during which delegates
% the state convention were arranged
or Six new members were received
nto the society. Refreshments were
'erved at the close of the evening.
The members of the Mokepahreca
Tub spent a delightful afternoon on
thursday with Mrs. E.. H. Hoagland I
It her home on South Lilly street.
The Park division of the Women's
lone Missionary society OF the
1ethodist church met on Thursday
f%ternoon with Mrs. Elmer M. Paul
on FOL a social and business ses-
The afternoon was spent in :