The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-07-21
LEWISTON PROVES
HOSPITAbtE CITY
SUMMER SCHOOL STUDENTS EN-
JOY VISIT TO NEIGHBORING
CITY-SWIM AND DANCE

CITY-SWIM AND DANCE
The one hundred or more students
at the University of Idaho summer
school who made the trip to Lewiston,
Friday afternoon, were cordially well
coined and royalty entertained. The
caravan of automobiles, which were
furnished by faculty members and
members of the chamber Of commerce,
left Moscow at 2:30, most of the cars
reaching Lewiston before four o'clock
The students were taken direct to
the Lewis-Clark hotel, where an in
formal reception was given from to
s O'Clock, punch being served and
musical numbers rendered. The
visitors were then shown through
Lewistons magnificent new hotel,
after which some went for drive
through the orchard district and
others hastened to the bathing beach,
preferring a plunge to the orchard
trip.
From the beach, all went to the
normal school campus, where pic
mic lunch was served by the ladies
of Lewis hall, the normal dormitory.
The guests ate their lunch seated on
the green lawn. After the lunch and
a short time spent visiting and meet
ing the normal students, the visitors
were piloted to Dreamland park,
where dancing was enjoyed until
1920. the time agreed upon to start
on the return trip.
The only accident of any kind to
mar the day occurred when John D.
Rensburg of this city broke his arm
when cranking his car.
The members of the party as listed
at Lewiston, follows:
Miss Bernice Mccoy, chairman OF
the social committee, who had charge
of the party; George n. Lamphere'
president of the chamber of COM
merce: B. c. Rowe, secretary Of the
chamber of commerce.; Tranquilian
Faiardo, Mrs Emma Rowe, S. S.
Siaffus, Viola Otter Al Fox, G. H.
Br ton, Maurine Peterson, G. w.
Harrington, L. L. Carlson, G. W.
Jenkins, Joyce Otter, Ruby King,
Dorothy Tuttle, Clayton B. Westover,
Helen O'Reilly, Ethel King, Ellen
Iverson, Mary Vassar, Lillian White,
Charlotte Broadwater, H. H. S1mp-
son, Emma Clark, Marguerite Jenk-
ms. J. F. Messenger, Mrs. J. F. Mes
senger, Dorothy Messenger, Madilene
Wall, Mabel Paterka, F. M. Rettig,
Clarence c. Olsen. r. w. Kullberg,
Fred Pearson, Floy w. Gail, G. w.
Jenkins, G.. s. Green, Florence Arm
bruster ScoviI Jenkins, Mary Hib-
helm, Mrs. c. H. Bratton, G. H. Rich
ards, Margaret Schick, John O'Neill,
Harold Salisbury, Frank Miller, Jr., !
A. Oechance, v. V. Caldwell, Mrs. !
Mary Scovil, John D. Remsburg, ].
Corye1l, Francis Huffman Nimrod
Good Hope Plymate. F. Richardson,
Mr.. and Mrs K L. Witty, Ralp Lit :
ton. Helen Zeig1er, Mrs. David Mac :
Elroo
strom Elmer H. Sims, Marion Casey, :
]. W. Eemes, Dorothy Bates, Mae
Gillespie. Ruth l.. Litton, Mrs. t. D.
rroth, Mary G1endenning, S. Kerr, :
Yrs Lola King, Lexie Schaaf, Flor ;
ence r. Sharp, Laura Kankle, G. l..
lain, Mr. Chimney, Myra Armbruster,
VI. w. Morse, Greek Wells, Mrs. Greek d
Wells, H L. Peterson, Julia O'Neill,
+. M O'Gorman, Alicia Kee1y, l.. E.
Harold Bachelor, Mos Z
.ow; Geo. F. Gorow, La Dissa Hall, !
Bertha Noel. Boise; Fontella Lang !,
oise, Maud Langloise, Oakley, Idaho; u
:. O. Ioseth, Orofino, idaho; Eliza T
,eth Winner, Wallace, Idaho; r.
ohnston. Pocate1lo. Idaho; F. L. s.
,omers, Rexburg, Idaho; Mrs. Mary o
Iawks, Jim Hawks. st. Maries. Ida
%; Mae Lowe, Burley, Idaho; Jennie 9
ohansen, Yakima, Wash; Mrs. V. V. o.
,raig, Kamiah, idaho; S. M. Craig, "
'eck, Idaho; Mona V. Finley Edge =
1ere Idaho; H. J. Frizelle Occur =
'Alene, Idaho; r. w Leighton, Hart M
ell Cobbs, Kuna. Idaho; G. w. Bauer, W
t. Anthony, idaho; Thos. w. hewitt,
rrs. Mabel hewitt. Plummer, Idaho;
[rs. r. w Leighton. Jackie Leigh dl
IN. Council, Idaho; H. Spinens, Peru. La
A.; Edythe Beck. Smolan, Kansas
7illiam O'Nei11. Holyoke, Mass; Jos. u
ohnston. New York; Mrs. N. E. Van
Use. Davenport. Wash; Vera Norton.
ortland. Ore: Mary A. Turner. Spo- do
ane, Wash: Ralph R. Rowe11 Lew -,
ton Orchards; Sam Boudrye, Clarks- ~
N. Wash. os
These Furnished Automobiles s as
The following Moscow people fur ~
shed automobiles for the trip to =.
awiston: d.
Leroy Presnell. Jack Lieual1en. D, D.
can M F. Angel. George N. Lam 'n
lore jerry Gelwicl. H. H. Gs11un. 49,
H Pratton, Harry Simpson, G. F. Nv
bright. Jack Wilson. c. L. Jain, B t9 py
Rowe Mrs Florence Sharp. Grant oy
ohbins. c. w Hammer. Professor
ill Professor Kerr. Dean Messen- ~
r. Coach Macmillan. Miss LaDessa 10
a11 Mr. Nesbit Carl Smith. Neelv a..
,yicab Co An armv truck was 49,
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