Covers were laid for Masters Smith, Miller, Andrew Thomson, Hugh Wallace, Eldridge, Franklin, David, Harry, Hungerford, James Fishburn, Richard Thomson, Morey Miller, and the host, John Tipton Fishburn. It was late in the afternoon when good nights were said and wished John many happy returns of the day.

The members of the Merry-go-round club were royally entertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs. J. J. Gill at her home on Deakin avenue. The afternoon was spent in work and social chat. Mrs. M. L. France and Mrs. Emma Pochel of Spokane were guests of the club. Delicious refreshments were served by Mrs. Gill assisted by Mrs. Amanda Wolfe.

Mrs. J. M. Bolding and Mrs. R. B. Ward entertained at the home of Mrs. Bolding at a very delightful four table bridge party. The rooms were artistically decorated for the occasion and a very pleasant afternoon was spent. Thursday afternoon Mrs. R. B. Ward and Mrs. J. M. Bolding entertained at a charming bridge luncheon at the home of Mrs. Ward.

The rooms were a bower of beauty in shades and other lovely fall flowers and beautiful foliage. The verdict of those present was "what a gloriously good time."

A delightful tea was given Saturday afternoon, from 5 to 7 o'clock by Mrs. H. R. Armstrong and Mrs. T. M. Boothe at the home of Mrs. Armstrong, 50-1 South Van Buren street. This  pleasant affair was given in honor of the university students who had from St. Maries, Idaho. The rooms were beautifully decorated in Halloween colors, with large bouquets of marigolds and nasturtiums. The program was much enjoyed. 