The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-02-03

ing with the spirit OF Valentines day.
Irene received many pretty presents
The guests included Georgia Thomas,
Myrtle Brooks, Grace Eldridge, Mildred
King, Jessie Morris, Ina Peterson,
Hazel Litch, Margaret Kimberling,
Ruth Otness, Fern Scott, and Bernice
Smith. Dainty refreshments were
served
J. w Greenwood celebrated his
eighty-ninth birthday on Friday, Feb
ruary 2, at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. E. R. Headley. The guests for
the dinner occasion were Mr.. and Mrs
A. F. Carson. Mr.. Greenwood's many
friends congratulate him and wish
him much joy on this and other happy
occasions.
On Wednesday morning, January
81, at 9 o'clock, Rosalia Kathryn,
, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Joe N. Has
further was united in marriage to
Lawrence Clifford Olson at the par
lsonage of ST. Mary's Catholic church,
in Genesee, Rev. FIR. l.. G. Godschalx
officiating. Mrs. Olson is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe N Hasfurther,
pioneer residents of Genesee, and was
born and reared there. Mr. Olson is
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Moscow and is the son of Mr. and
Mrs Andrew S. Olson, of Moscow.
After February Is the young people
will be at home to their friends on
| their farm near Moscow. They are
spending their honeymoon in Port
land and are registered at the Ben
son hotel
Mrs. G. BOemeka and Mrs. David
Burch entertained at birthday party, |
Thursday, at the home Of Mrs. Boe-
meka. The affair was given in honor
of the ninth birthday of Ruth Ellen
Burch. The playmates who enjoyed
the fine party and sumptuous birth
day eats were Julia Hunter, Vivian |
Stone, Lucille Kershner, Verna Chand-
Ter, Wilson Chandler, Eveline Sey-
more, Duray Chandler, and Ruth Ellen |
Burch.
Erma Nisbet entertained the Home |
Guards on Saturday afternoon at her
home on G street. The afternoon was
spent in sewing, games, and a Home
Guard lesson. All enjoyed the good
time and the delicious refreshments
served by Mrs. Nisbet.
The Missionary society of the First
Lutheran church of Moscow met on
Friday afternoon in the church parIors
for a social and business session. At
the business session the following
officers were elected to serve the com
ing year: Mrs Victor Ramstedt, presi-
dent; Mrs. Theodore Lundquist, vice
Miss Hulda Johnson, secre-
tary and solicitor, and Mrs. Frank
Oberg, treasurer. Delicious refresh
ments were served by the hostesses,
Mrs. Charles Johnson and Mrs. Wal
fred Anderson.
Harold Lenhard was delightfully."-
surprised Friday evening by a group
Of his friends who dropped in at his
home at 1853, Asbury street, to help
him celebrate his birthday The even
ing was spent in solving puzzles.
singing, and games. Refreshments | 1
we're served and the young people de-
parted, wishing Harold many happy |
'eturns of the day. Those present |
we're the Misses Leah and Dorothy I i
Futile, Luella Kirkendall, Mile Nc
Coy, Lillian Hardman, Lenore Len
lard, and the Messrs. J. Bucholz. f.
3ovey, D. Hardman, F. Kershisnik, C.
Pulley, H. Lenhard, and Mr. and Mrs.
;. w. Lenhard.
Mrs. S. P. Davis, president of the
Voman's Bible class of the Methodist
hurch, entertained one of the divi-
session at her home on
thursday afternoon.
The Home department of the His
orical club met Friday afternoon with
1rs. l.. r. Scott. Some fifty mem
ers were present. The roll call was
answered by why 1 came to Idaho"
hree of the number present, Mrs.
VILLAIN ]. Hunter, Mrs. G. E. Bolles.
nd Mrs. w. K. Armour, were born
l Idaho. Mrs. w. R. Lowell sang two
eautiful solos and Governor w. J..
[cConnell spoke interestingly on
Early History of Idaho" Mrs. Scott
as assisted in serving by Mesdames
L. Jain, Byron Hunter, P. B. Nor
s, Mae Whitcher, o. s. Fletcher, W.
Hunter, and George Richardson.
Twenty friends of Miss Esther Nor
S marched in a body to her home
| Jackson street, Friday evening, to
,end the evening with her and give
r kitchen shower. The event was | .
surprise to Miss Morris, who is soon
be a bride, and the self-invited
tests showered her with many use
kitchen utensils. The guests also |
ought luscious birthday cake and
her good eats, the day also being
ISIS Morris birthday. In the cake
u hidden the ring and the thimble
'eryone had a good time and all wish
IS Esther success in using her new
chen gifts. III
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