The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1898-04-29
.DO|NCS OF SOCIETY
A Pleasant Afternoon Recep-
ton Given by Mrs. Mil
Ter Friday Last.
Eastern Star Chapter Ban
quoted the Masons on
Saturday Evening.
RAILROAD WON ONCE MORE
Milwaukee Passenger Train
Case is Still Held Up by
the Courts.
AN AFTERNOON RECEPTION
Society Was Out IN Large Numbers to a
Delightful Social Function.

Delightful Social Function.
Friday afternoon occurred an event
in social circles in Mitchell which will
functions of the season. AT that time
Mrs. Daniel B. Miller and daughter,
Miss Miller, gave reception in honor
OF their guest, Miss Flornce Moore, OF
Panora, Iowa. On account of the
invitation list being 30 large the guests
were invited for different hours, the
time extending from until o'clock.
The arrangements were complete for
making the afternoon u pleasant one to
the guests and the affair passed off
smoothly. On arriving at the home
the guests we're ushered into the par
,lor, where the three ladies we're
stationed and presented to the guest of
honor. They stood in front of the fire
place, which was nearly hidden from
view by the large palms and ferns
which formed an attractive and pretty
back ground. A few moments of con-
versation ensued and the guests were
ushered into the sitting room by Mrs.
F. M. Hammer. whore delicious coffee
and waters were served. Mrs. r. F.
Dundass presided over the table from
which these refreshments were served,
and in which capacity she performed.
her duties gracefully. At the side and
rear of the table were large palms ~.
In the dining room ice cream, cake
Lox @EFo ha
which were dispensed happily under
the care of Mrs. 81. E. Hitchcock and
Mrs. j. D. Anderson, whose agreeable
society added to the pleasures of their
department. In the center of the
table sweet peas and roses were group
ed into beautifully designed center
piece, while the linen was draped with
smilax.
The social function was we'll planned
and successfully carried out, and the
guests were profuse in their thanks, op
taking their departure, for the delight
full afternoon afforded them. Follow
ing is a list of the invited guests:
Mesdames T. c. Burns, G. A. John
ston, Jos. Levinger, j. D. Anderson,
S. j. Moore, D. v. Moore, Louis Beck.
with, w. c. Russ, o. l.. Branson,
Frank B. Smith, G. W. Downey, M. II,
Worrall, B. W. Burleigh, M. B. Glen.
enger, j. N. Crow, John o. Walrath
A. B. Seaton, @. w. Johnston, S. w
Smith, b. r. Kibbee, R. E. Ruth, b
L. Bras, Frank Weller, Jos. Harker, S
T. Greene, John Tannehill, A. B. Hag
er, Fl. Stowell, G. ". Walrath, G. A
Silsby, Chas. Ferguson, Frank Ham
mer, 81. G. Nichols, b. E. Hitchcock
Abraham Boynton, T. J. Spangler, A
A. Boynton, II. Mccormick, L. Nc
Curdy, A. Needham, r. T. Robin
son, Lizzie Day, r. F. Dundass, F. p
Stearns, G. II. Kibbee, J. A. Baker, 6
M. Rowley, 1. Windle, S. II. .scallin
G. W. Cooley, G. II. Rev, ]. K
Smith, j. Wood, G. w. Taylor, Johl
Colvin, Joseph Morrow, w. j. Healy
James Lyons, Ed. Leehan, A. E
Hitchcock, F. M. Goodykoontz, S.
Good ykoontz, Emil Becker, A. N. Hill
J. B. Wolgemuth, E. q. Putnam, Thos
Fullerton, o. T. Huyck.
Miss Rettie Goodykoontz, Miss Grac
Goodykoontz, Miss Craig, Miss Han
mer, Misses Clara and Dell Wedehase
Miss Harker, Miss Robinson, Mis-
Quigley, Miss Anderson, Miss Ma
shall, Miss Warne, Miss Windle.