The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-02-17

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On Thursday evening the Hi VI
club in body, accompanied by thei
husbands, took possession of the new
home of Superintendent and Mrs. Ph
Soulen at 415 North Polk street a
house warming dinner party.
smoker for the men followed the
sumptuous dinner prepared ant
served in real Hi Yu style by the
ladies'. After dinner Mrs. H. B. Mar.
tin sang several solos and Miss Freds
Marie Soulen gave several violin Sc.
lections. Games and social converse
combined to make a jolly evening
AS tangible evidence of the clubs
Fluctuations to their Hi Yu sister a
beautifully framed wall picture
Song of the Lark was presented
to Mrs. Soulen. Mrs. H. R. Smith,
in the words of beautiful original
poem made the presentation. The
modern conveniences of the cozy new
home, the tasteful decorations, the
color and lighting schemes, as well
as the beautiful and unobstructed
view of the mountain scenery, brought
forth unstinted commendation by the
guests, of the good taste of the host
and hostess. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Frank A. David, Mrs. J. j.
Day, Mrs. Verna Campbell, Mr.. and
Mrs c. A. Frantz, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles G. Swami, Mrs. E. E. Gran
dali, Mrs B. P. Griffith, Mr. and Mrs
Bert Martin, Mr. and Mrs. D.. w. Han
nah, Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Owings, and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Smith.
Mrs. Frank Stanton charmingly en-
tertained the members of the Phoenix
Bridge club at her home on Van Buren,
street, Tuesday afternoon, at a de-
lightful bridge luncheon. The guests
were seated at three tables. The de-
corations were artistically carried out
in Valentines and hearts. Mrs. How
ard David was a guest in the place
of an absent member.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Nolan enter
tanned at delightful dinner on Sun
lay Complimentary to Judge and Mrs.
Will F. Morgareidge and son, Van
The Arts and Crafts department of
he Historical club enjoyed a plea
SAINT and profitable session on Mon
lay afternoon with Mrs. G. W. Hick- |
nan at her home on Deakin avenue.
Mrs. j. NJ Nankervis assisted Mrs. |
Hickman as hostess. Dainty refresh !
nents were served.
Prof. and Mrs w. A. Murray en-
on Monday evening at |
or.fxr Tho nfr.oc h or1t, !
delicious and dainty served. The |
quests included Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. |
Jandee, Prof and Mrs G. E. Behre,
'rof. and Mrs. C. G. Vincent, Prof.
nd Mrs. v. H. Young, Prof. and Mrs.
/. w. Hubert, and Prof. and Mrs.
lay Neidig.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Walker enter
aimed on Friday evening at charm
ngly appointed dinner given in honor
f Mr.. ad Mrs. B. G. Coffey of Lewis
on, formerly of Moscow. Valentine
ecorations were artistically used. )
ted and white, the chief color
cheme, was carried out in the menu
f the delicious three-course dinner l.
he place cards were dainty Valen-
ines Covers were laid for Mr. and
frs. B. G. Coffey, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
V. Kennedy, Mr.. and Mrs. J. F.
1yers, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Connor,
Iiss Jessie Helfert, and Bob Moore.
Miss Helen Estes entertained a
umber of friends on Wednesday
vening, February IA, at her home
n Moore avenue, at charming VAL
ntine dinner party. Valentine de-
orations were artistically used. The {
lace cards were dainty cupids hid {
heart Valentines. The center (
iece and nut baskets were red, or
with dainty hearts. Covers ]
ere laid for the Misses Doris {
uchanan, Audrey Randall, Kate
Faye Suddreth, Clara Aims
e, Ethel Rietze, Vada Allen, Gladys
lien, Meroe Cornelison, and Helen t
stes. Mrs. G. j. Jain assisted Mrs. {
stes in serving the delicious dinner {
Mrs. w. M. Hatfield and Mrs. Tim |
lllivan were given surprise party
! Thursday afternoon at the Hat
eld home by the members of the f
yhurst clubb. The club members, i t
lppy in the success of their strategy I
alluring Mrs. Sullivan to the Hat S
ED home, arrived there in full \
rec at about the same time. Both
dies were completely surprised.