The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-05-26

. Charles A. Frantz home in honor OF
Miss Gladys Mickey, who is to be a
June bride. The rooms were artist
cally decorated in beautiful flowers.
The favors were bridal wreaths.
Covers were laid for the Misses Violet
Seely, Hazel Seely, Freda Marie Sou
len, Ferol Richardson, Muriel Carson,
Gladys Perry, Gladys Mickey, Mary
! Owings, Bulah Schumacher, Lois Par
sons, and Helen Frantz.
The Daughters of Veterans met on
Friday afternoon with Mrs. r. r..
Sherfey and enjoyed a splendid meet
ing. After the business session a
farewell reception was held in honor
Of Mrs. L.. E. Brooks, who leaves 500
for California to reside. A much en-
joyed program was given consisting
of vocal and instrumental music, eel
tations and readings. Mrs. Sherfey
was assisted by Mrs. William J. Hun
ter, and the two ladies served dainty
refreshments.
The members of Rebekah lodge held
one of their usual interesting meet
ings on Tuesday evening in the Odd
Fellows hall. After a short business
session a splendid social evening was
enjoyed. Several were initiated and
delicious refreshments were serve by
the hostesses.
The members of the W.C.T.U. met
Monday afternoon with Mrs. Fred
Samm. After a short business ses-
sion the members enjoyed q most in
structive and interesting talk from
Mrs. Bass of Wisconsin, who is in
Moscow, a guest at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. A. P. Ludberg. After
the talk which was much appreciated
by all, the ladies enjoyed a social
one of their faithful workers, who is
moving to Colfax to reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. E. Brooks who are
! to leave Moscow soOn for California,
where they expect to make their home,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George
M. Loomis at dinner on Wednesday
evening. Just after dinner, as Mr..
and Mrs. LOOMS and their guests
were enjoying a social chat, they were
taken by surprise when a large num-
Der of the Royal Neighbors came in
a body to give Mrs. Brook a little
farewell party and to wish them sue
cess in their new home. The evening
was spent SOCldlly. MIo. DlOOho was
presented with a silver berry spoon,
on which was the lodge insignia. At
a late hour dainty refreshments were
served.
Frederick G. Scheuch, vice-presi-
LEM of the University of Montana,
at Missoula, and professor of rom
ance languages, was a Moscow visitor
last Saturday n Sunday, as the
house guest of Phi Alpha Psi fra
ternity. He was entertained at the
Beta Theta Pi house for dinner Sat
urday evening, after which he at
tended the song and stunt fest IN
the university auditorium. He left
for Missoula Sunday afternoon.
The Past Noble Grand Tub met
Wednesday afternoon\With Mrs. Dan
iels at her homeson West Third street.
past noble grands and five
officers were present. Mrs. S. O..
Bates and Mrs. Frank Price were
guests. The most enjoyable feature /,
the session was the interesting and
instructive talk given by Prof. F. S.
Brown of the University of Idaho, on
{ Parliamentary Law" This splendid
ak was educational and greatly APP
oreciated and enjoyed by the ladies.
Yrs. Daniels, assisted by Mrs. Martina
served delicious refresh
nents.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Methodist church met on Tuesday af-
ernoon in Epworth hall. The atten-
lance was large. Mrs. r. P. Drury
presided at a business session. The
aides are furnishing their room in the
lew Sunday school temple and all are
delighted with the progress being
made. Plans for the dedication ser
ices are now under way. Mesdames
Summerfield, Taggart, Emma
Jrquhart and Allen Shook were the
for the afternoon and as is
heir usual custom entertained in a
oval way.
The Estes Sewing club met or We'd
esday afternoon with Mrs. A. Friend
large number of the members were
The afternoon was spent in
ewing and in social chat. Dainty re-