The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-07-15
.cHlIDREN'S PARTIES
SHOULD BE CARE
FULLY N

ftlItMY ~ N
$500
Chfldren's parties are d part Of child
life, but to be worth while the must
be carefully planned. From IL to- Ii
children are plenty; more than this
number will be found dificult to han
die. especially when It comes to the
playing OF games.
The Invitations may be sent out two
weeks ahead. They may be written on
the quantity decorated DAper made aa-
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Simple Menu Most Attractive.
The menu to be attractive must be
simple and dainty. Sandwiches, ice
cream, cakes, candles, chocolates. and
lemonade are plenty.
A birthday party is incomplete with
out favors. However inexpensive, they
are appreciated. Candies with notices
IRE sure to make great fu1.. The CHI
aren take great pleasure In reading
them aloud.
A Jack Horner's pie is a favorite
with little folk. Simple gifts are SCI
tected, such as whistles. tops. knives
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"Hose Game" Appeals to Girls.
A restful game comes next, and is
tie girls. Every child receives a large
paper rose. The hostess says that on
the petals Of each rose the players will
find the name Of a flower with the let
ters well mixed. Each name is distin-
guished by a number. The cards are
also numbered down the left side and
as a player succeeds in rearranging the
letters Of a slip so as to spell the name
of q flower he writes the name on the
card opposite the corresponding num-
Der. The bell rings at the end Of the
time allotted. The correct list is read
and the players who have formed the
most names receive prizes.
An attractive game for a Fourth Of
July celebration is called Flags on
the Lawn" When all the children are
gathered the two leaders are chosen,
who in turn choose sides. A line is
marked off on the playground and on
each side at equal distances IL or more
feet from the line. Small flags are put
upon both sides, which the leaders
each side is to seize their opponents
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