Kennard and Mrs. R. R. Sherfey played a beautiful piano duet. Mrs. A. E. Evans gave two delightful solo numbers and Mrs. Orrin Gould pleased her audience with two readings. The work session was spent in heming napkins. After the work session, dainty refreshments were served and a splendid silver offering was received. Wilbur, little son of Prof. and Mrs. C. C. Vincent, celebrated his fifth birthday Wednesday by entertaining fourteen of his little friends at a jolly birthday party. They enjoyed a wonderful afternoon, playing games on the lawn and later a delightful birthday luncheon which included a luscious birthday cake brightly lighted. All wish Master esse, and spent a delightful evening.

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Wilbur many happy returns of the day.
The Rebekahs enjoyed a splendid time at their meeting last Tuesday evening. An appetizing luncheon was served. Mrs. Bert Thompson, San Francisco, Calif., a former Moscow member, was a guest.
Miss Chrystine DeWitt entertained at dinner Tuesday evening in honor of her school teacher, Miss Mayme Christianson, Miss Christianson and Miss Mildred Christianson were guests.  The Ivyhurst club met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. W. G. Barge and spent an afternoon with needlework and social gaiety. In the interesting automobile contest, Mrs. J. E. Wilson won first honors and Mrs. A. C. 