The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-12-01

Thanksgiving Dinner; Birthday
Surprise
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert G. Wood ha(
as guests at Thanksgiving dinner Mr.
and Mrs j. l. Luper, and Mr. and Mrs
Mrs. Eugene Ralph, Mr.. and Mrs
George M. Loomis, Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur c. Perciful, Mr. and Mrs. How.
ard E.. Hamer, Mr.. and Mrs Roy
Holman, Miss Joy Shriner, Royal
Holman and Bobbie and Annett Ham
err Following the dinner the early
evening was spent in cards and dan
cling. The host and hostess and their
guests then attended the theatre and
after the show returned to the Wood
home. 1t was suggested by a num-
Der of the guests that as the hour
was late and Friday would be Mr..
Woods birthday that it was a good
time to celebrate his birthday. About
this time the number of the guests
had increased to some twenty-five
and after a social time a delicious
lunch was served which included a
luscious cake on which Mr.. Wood had
spent a great deal of time, thinking
that he was baking it as an extra spe-
cial for one of his customers and
was much surprised when it was
served in his honor. All wished him
many happy returns of the day.
Lenhards Entertain
Mr. and Mrs Charles W. Lenhard
had as guests at dinner on Thanks
giving day Clifford Morgan, of Wy
oming, Miss Mary Perry of Lewiston
and Harold Lenhard of Colfax. In the
evening they entertained at a most
enjoyable Thanksgiving party. The
guests included Misses Mary Perry
Mile Mccoy, Catherine Healy, Lou
ella Kirkendall, Gladys Tully and Lee
nora Lenhard and the Messrs. Frank
Ernest Bowling, Harold
Gault, Clifford Morgan, Leslie Nor
gan, and Harold Lenhard. The eve
ming was spent in games and social
ly. Dainty refreshments were serv-
ed
Twenty Eight Guests
Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Russell en-
tertained at dinner at their home on
day. Covers were laid
for twenty-eight. The number in
cluded number of out of town
guests.
mrs. DygerJ HOSTESS
Mrs. Flora Dygert had as guests
outside of her household on Thanks
giving day Rev. c. H. Miller and H.
L. Coates.
RntertaiRs for Mother
Mrs. Emma Ballard, who recently
to Moscow to spend the
winter at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. George w. Suppiger, was the
guest of honor at pretty affair CIV
IN at the Suppiger home on Saturday
afternoon when some twenty-fOur
neighbers and friends met to visit
and to bid her welcome back to Mos
COW. The afternoon was spent So
tally. Dainty refreshments were !
served by Mrs. Suppiger-
Renew Friendships of so Years Ago
Mrs. A. Stewart, who is spending |
he winter in MOSCOW, a guest at the !
nome of her daughter, Mrs. G. L. !
Drew, motored to Spokane on We'd
lesday where she was a guest at the
lone of Mrs. Arson Briggs and
Mrs. J. D. Davis OF that city. The
hree ladies were childhood friends
ind schoo1mates, when they lived
n Minnesota, more than sixty years
IgO.
Altar Society Entertains
The annual Thanksgiving dance
,iven on Thursday evening by the
Members of the Ladies' Altar So
,iety of the Holy Trinity Catholic
hurch, was a decided success. The
Members Of the Phi Delta orchestra
furnished splendid music. The
atrons and patronesses at this de-
ightful affair were Mr.. and Mrs.
William E. Cahill, Prof. and Mrs.
w. Hickman and Mr.. and
FRS. Dan c. Burr.
Moose Eentertain Friends.
The card party, given on Wednes-
ay evening in the Moose hall by the
MEMBERS of the Moose lodge to al;
lumber Of invited guests was a very
elightful affair and much enjoyed by !
IL who attended. At midnight de-
cious lunch was served.
Surprised on Birthday =.
Mrs. r. P. Drury was given happy
lrprlse on Friday afternoon when a J
arty Of eighteen friends invaded her 4
ONE to wish her happy birthday
nd to visit her. The self-invited
uests presented her with q beauti- \
IL Japanese tray and pair Of silver
containing red candles,
nd also with a luscious birthday )
AXE. After social call the ladies
srved refreshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. c.. Martinson had
! guests at dinner on Thanksgiving II
ay Mr. and Mrs. Ivan G. Williamson
Id Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Keesel
Mrs. Weaver Gives Luncheon
Mrs. Rudolph Weaver entertained
number of friends on Tuesday at
one O'Clock luncheon at her a
,me on 304 East Seventh street.
the delightful luncheon the
ternOOn was spent in social con- .
,rsation.
Dine at Sherfey Home ~
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Sherfey enter 4
med at a delightful Thanksgiving a