Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1910-01-27
IN THE SOCIAL REALM
Many Social Events During the Past
Week--Mesdames Turner, Riordan
and Hedrick Entertain Saturday.
Receptions at the Hareens and Cleveland
Homes. The Misses Turner Entertain
at Cards.

were uOsCe6S0S 6L an informal AFTER
noon in the Evans ordinary Saturday.
Mid profusion of beautiful carnations
backed with green and supplemented
by other artistic decorations over
which q multitude OF lights reflected
their soft rays, large number Of
guests mingled enjoying the hospitality
of these charming entertainers. Mrs.
Clark, Miss Marie Green. Mrs. r. F.
Hummel and Miss Verns Thuston
entertained the guests with delight.
full reading, an exquisite vocal solo and
superb piano selections. A delicious
luncheon was dsintily served by sever
al young ladies.
The Card Party.
The evening hours we're none too
long for the contest at whist and its
accompanying social visiting which
were the special features at the party
given Saturday night by these same
hostesses with their husbands as hosts.
A large number Of guests were present
and pleasure was rife and the contest
exciting, as the bell at the head table
tinkled for the last time and the scores
were counted. Mrs. Jason March was
found to be the fortunate lady and re-
ceived q pretty china plate. Or. w. 8.
Bentley carried off the eentleman's
trophy, beautiful watch fot.
During the evening punch was
served by the Misses Illusion, Dudley
and Mamie Turner. The card play
ing over, these young ladies brought
forth most appetizing refreshments
This delicious treat finished, good
nights we're said, the guests declaring
the party Of the prettiest and the
entetthiIivrs to be artists.
In courtesy to their guests, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Hunt, DR.. and Mrs. c. w.
Hargens gave very pleasant reception
Wednesday afternoon from four to six
O'Clock. The home was tastefully dec-
GRATED and presented charming ap.
pearance. Sixty guests we're enter.
tanned during the afternoon. Oliver
Magee and orchestra furnished music
for the occasion. Refreshments we're
served Mr. and Mrs. Hunt, who are
leaving Saturday evening to take up
their residence at Bridgeport, Con-
necticut, where Mr.. Hunt expects to
go into business, will be entertained at
the following named homes until
their departures:
Mrs. ]. A. Stanley and Mrs. A. L.
Eckstein at afternoon tea, today,
Thursdayl
Mrs. Ted Hummel at tea, Friday.
Mrs. ]. L. Denman at dinner, Friday.
Mrs. Fred Evans at luncheon, Sat
urday.
Mrs. Will Stanley at dinner, Satur-
day.
A reception was rendered Rev.
Tallman, the new Presbyterian minister
at the home of Judge g. M. Cleveland,
Tuesday evening. About fifty guests
were present and enjoyed the evening
to its fullest extent. Rev. Tallman
and wife we're given hearty welcome
to our city and many wishes for the
success of his labors here we're ex-
pressed. Music, both instrumental
and vocal and informal visiting made
the time pass very quickly. At the
usual hour refreshments were served
by Mrs. Cleveland assisted by number
of the ladies of the church.
Miss May and Blanche Turner gave q
very pleasant party Friday night atthe
Evans to number of their friends.
Progressive whist and music helped to
make the evening very pleasant one.
Dainty refreshments were served. The
following named young people we're
present: Misses Ethel Pierce, Winnie
Phillips. Elizabeth Dudley, Margery
Clark, May Cleveland, Mamie Turner
May Turner and Blanch Turner,
Messers L. E. Cleveland, DIR. Roberts,
Mr.. Cline, Ben Potts, Rufus Pitcher,
Will Anderson, Elmer Patterson and