The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-03-24
THE SOCIAL RESUME
Witt at dinner at their home on East
Eight street on last Sunday.

5 Witt at dinner at their home on Eas
: Eight street on last Sunday.
The members of the Ivyhurst clut
were royalty entertained on Thursday
afternoon by Mrs. j. E. Wilson at hel
home on South Howard street. The
afternoon was spent socially and III
planning the future activities OF the
club. Dainty refreshments were
served by the hostess.
Miss Gladys Steffen entertained the
members Of the intermediate Chris
tan Endeavor of the Christian church
at delightful st. Patrick's party at
her home on Saturday evening. The
rooms were pretty in green and white
intermingled with clusters Of sham
rock. The color scheme Of green
was carried out in the delicious menu,
which included shamrock ice cream.
The evening was spent in social chat,
games, and music, and an interesting
talk from their leader, DR.. e. v.
Ewers.
The members of the Mountain View
club met on Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. w. H. Brummond and celebrated
their sixth anniversary by entertain
ing at an cold fashion party.
Twenty -four ladies were present, all
dressed in we old time costume. A
splendid old-time program, consist
ing of old-time recitations, old-time
songs, and old-time dialogues was
enjoyed. After the program an old
fashioned oyster stew was enjoyed by
all. In the center of the table was
pretty birthday cake decorated in
the club colors of green and white.
The Past Chiefs club of the Pythian
Sisters met on Monday evening with
Mrs Charles F. Schroeder at her home
on South Washington street. The
evening was spent in needle work and
social chat. Dainty refreshments
were served by the hostess.
Miss Lena Whitmore, Mrs. l.. E. |
Brooks, and Mrs. F. L. Burkhart, as |
sisted by Mrs. Frank Byrnes, enter
tanned the teachers Of the beginners, !
primary, and junior departments of |
the Presbyterian Sunday school at |
the church parlors on Friday even
ing, March 16, at jolly st. Patrick's
party. Rev. and Mrs Snoddy, Dean
and Mrs. J. G. Eldridge, and Mrs. ].
N. Clarke were other guests. The de-
cOrations were unique as well as at
tractive and appropriate. The even
ing was spent in playing games, the
last of which was a contest of Irish
songs between the orange and the
shamrock divisions The color
scheme was carried out in the dainty
which were served by
he hostess.
Mrs. S. T. Owings and Mrs C. c.
Swami entertained the members of
he Hi Yu club at charming one
o'clock luncheon at the home Of Mrs.
)wings. The luncheon was given in
lonor of Mrs. M. E. Lewis, who re-
emily returned to her home in Mos
ow, after an extended visit in the
asst.
Evelyn and Everett Taylor (twins),
aughter and son Of Mrs. Ida Tay .
Or, 100 South Jackson street, cele-
rated their tenth birthday Saturday Il
fternOon by entertaining number Il
their friends at jolly party. The
ecorations were in pink and white. Il
he color scheme was beautifully car Il
ed out in the dainty refreshments Il
hich were served by the hostess, Is
no was assisted in serving by Miss lE
leanor Hoke. Games and music IL
ere enjoyed by the little guests. Ed If
4 Scott, Elsie Riddle, Ruth Bumgar- |E
ar, Ruth Johnson, Dorothy Hodge, lie
alma and Maxine Hoffman, Evelyn lie
aylor, Norman Johnson, John Bar e
Oran Tracy, Francis Dowdy, IL
erton Towne, Harold Boyd, Donald IE
ye, and Evertt Taylor were present lis
enjoy the good time. IL
Mrs. Andrew Martenson entertained is
e Young Ladies' Sewing club Thurs is
y evening at her home The even liz
g was spent with needle work, SOC is
chat, and music. Miss Holiday III
lighted those present with solo. liz
SIS Florence Holiday, Miss Flor lbs
ce Heidenreich, and Mrs. N. G. lE
lson were guests of the club. Mrs. lE
rtenson served delicious refresh lR
nts. IE
rhe Daughters of Veterans met IN
day afternoon with Mrs. Amy Car IS9
tier. After a short business SEES ia
n the ladies enjoyed a special pro-
m and social session, in hon t0
Of Mrs. Victor Rowland, who leaves