The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-06-23

ter, bride elect OF DR.. Eugene Rollef-
son, Mrs. l.. V. Gillett and Mrs. J.
Harry Einhouse entertained on Fri
day evening at the Gillett home at a
delightful dinner and surprise shower
The tables were beautiful in pink and
white with a miniature bride as
centerpiece, which concealed the
many gifts and the best wishes of her
friends. The evening was spent in
formally with music.
| One of the interesting events of the
past week was the tea given on Mon
day evening by Mrs. r. D. Kirkham
at her home. Masses of richly col
Ored flowers, Oriental and California
peoples, blue bachelor buttons, yell
| low roses and peonies decorated the
rooms. A large crystal bowl of large
orange peoples with French blue
candles centered the tea table. Mrs.
Francis A. Thomson, Mrs. Alfred H.
Upham, Mrs. William NJ Gibbs, and
Mrs. j. Harry Einhouse attended at
the tea tables, and those assisting
were Mrs. G. w. Hickman, in the liv-
ing room, and the Misses Helen Stan
ton, Minerva Terteling, and Mary
Taggart in the dining room. About
fifty guests attended.
The members of the Young Ladies'
Auxiliary of the Norwegian Lutheran
church gave delightful miscellane-
Gus shower at the home of Miss Lii
liam Roise on Monday evening, COM
plimentary to Miss Christina Hegstad.
The spacious rooms of the Roise home
were pretty in pink and white. The
color scheme was beautifully carried
out in the dainty refreshments. A
large number of the members were
present; also several friends of the
bride-to-be. Miss Hegstad was
showered with many pretty and use
full gifts.
Several pleasant affairs were given
the past week in honor of Mrs. ]. H. |
Ransom of Portland, Oregon, a pio- |
neer of Moscow who now resides at |
Portland, and who is spending few
lays with Moscow friends. On Mon
day afternoon Mrs. S. P. Davis en-
tertained at a delightful tea in her
honor On Tuesday afternoon Mrs
S. G. Curtiss entertained Mr.. and
Mrs Ransom and Mrs. S. P. Davis at
4 delightful luncheon. On Tuesday
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer M. Paul
,on entertained Mr. and Mrs. Ran
som and Mrs. Davis at dinner. After
Inner Mr.. and Mrs. Paulson and their
guests motored to the country home
If Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Ainslie and i
spent the evening. On Wednesday
afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Ransom and
Irs Davis were guests of Mr.. and
Irs. George Stewart at dainty lun-
heon, and on Friday afternoon Mr..
, c. Olesen entertained a number
f old-time friends at pleasant af-
ernoon at her home on East Seventh
treet.
Announcement has been made in
Ioscow Of the marriage of Miss Ger
rude Christen of Butte, Montana, to
'arl Christensen, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
i'd. Christensen of this city, at the |
ONE of the brides sister in Butte, |
unday evening, June II. Both young !
eopIe are we'll known in Moscow, II
r. Christensen having graduated 4
ON the Moscow high school and was \
n many years employed by the j. H
Penney company here. The bride
raduated from the University of Ida Il
} with the class of '22, and has been K
aching music in the public schools
Potlatch for the past year. I'M IL
after the ceremony the *
,ung couple left for trip through TX
ellowstone Park and points of in Is
rest in south Idaho. After the first *
July they will be at home to their lie
lends in Colfax, Washington, where |E
r. Christensen has charge of the ]. tE
Penney Co. store. lE