The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-01-20

NE j.. n. collins nome was the
scene of very pretty AFFAIR on Satur-
day afternoon, when Miss Margaret
Collins entertained eighteen guests
complimentary to Miss Esther Morris
In the course of the afternoons en-
joyment little Miss Kathryn Collins
appeared in the room, drawing a
pink-ribboned wagon with a raised
platform on which stood a miniature
bride and groom, watching over
numerous parcels, which she placed
before the much-surprised honor
guest. A delicious luncheon was
served beautifully decorated in pink
and white, with lunch cloths and place
cards from China. A wedding cake
was cut and served by the bride-to-
, be Miss Morris will become the bride
of Henry l.. Torsen in February.
The men of Lindley hall, Univer-
sity Of Idaho mems dormitory, were
the guests. of the Purity Creamery
company last Sunday night at an ice
cream feed. Enough ice cream was
furnished for It's. Francis Jenkins,
proctor of men at the university, and
Stanley Siegfus, of Salt Lake, re-
Gently elected president of Ldndley
nall. made short talks.
Mrs. Homer David entertained the
members OF the B.Y.OF club at
Z O'clock birthday-surprise party on
Wednesday, evening at her home on
Van Buren, street. The charming
affair was given complimentary to
Mrs. William E. Lee, in honor of her
birthday. The exquisite appointment
of the table, the sumptuous repast and
the animated good spirit which pre-
vailed added much to the joy of the
occasion. All joined in wishing Mrs.
Lee many more happy birthdays and
success and joy in her new home
where she soon goes.
The members of the Artisan lodge
enjoyed delightful evening on Fri
day evening when they met in the Odd
Fellows hall for social and business
session. Each lady brought one dish
for luncheon, and never were vi
ands more delicious or more dainty
served and of the large number of
ladies present who brought dishes
there was only one duplicate.
On Tuesday evening, in the Odd Fell
lows hall the members Of the You
man lodge met for basket social
and dance. The music was the best
and every one enjoyed the dancing
and when it came to the supper all
were unanimous that basket supper |
was better than a real banquet.
Mr.. and Mrs HI. H. Orland enter
tanned on Tuesday evening at a de- |
lightful supper-party.
Mrs. E. Dettman was a guest Of |
Mrs. s. j. Davis at dinner on Wednes-
day.
Mrs. J. E. Moore entertained on
Sunday at her home on South Almond |
street at an enjoyable dinner in honor
of her sister, Mrs. F. W. Wilkinson,
of Twin Falls, Idaho, who is a guest
at the Moore home The guests in
cluded Glenn Wilkinson, Of Twin
Falls, a son of the guest of honor,
who is in Moscow attending the Uni
versity of Idaho and Mr.. and Mrs
Edgar Evans, Mr. and Mrs Roy
Evans, Mrs. L. Kline, Harold Hallman {
and Boyd Erickson, of Genesee, Idaho, If
and Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Anderson and {
their son, Kenneth, and daughter, ]
Audrey; Mr. and Mrs. l.. E. Clark and q
daughter, Arta Clark, of Moscow. S
After the sumptuous dinner the after /
noon was spent socially. I
On Tuesday the Daughters Of Ruth
lass Of the Presbyterian Sunday n
ychooI met at the home Of Mrs M W. q
for an al1-day session s
thirty members were present and a
Dleasant and profitable day was
pcnt, socially and in the piecfng Of t
hree quilts At noon a sumptuous F
timer was served cafeteria style. a