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The Princeton union., 1911-08-10
ing term of school.

ing term of school.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B, Dahl and
family visited at Henry Stoves in
Santiago on Sunday.
Who predicted a droush? The heavy
rains have saved the potatoes, which
are looking fine in this vicinity.
Mrs. o. Abrahamson of Greenbush
is visiting her daughters, Mrs. 0. G.
Void and Mrs. T. Knutson.
The Y. P. U. will hold it's social
meeting at MIR. and Mrs. Finbogsen's
on Saturday evening. All members
are requested to be there.
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OALBO

OALBO.
Andrew Newman called at Chas.
Sohlin IS on Sunday afternoon.
The grain is all harvested and
stacking has begun in this section.
The Dalbo and Three Corners ball
teams will play at Green lake next
Sunday.
The Leven brothers of Oxbow we're
The Princeton union., 1911-08-10
THREE CORNERS

There was show in the school
house on Monday evening but on &C
The Princeton union., 1911-08-10

Signie Bengtson. They all report
dandy good time and are looking
| for the next dance.
The Princeton union., 1911-08-10
GLENDoRADo AND SANTIAGO

GLENDORADO AND SANTIAGO.
Miss Emma BUSINESS of Minneapolis
is home on visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Uran visited at
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Secord's on Sun
day.
Nils Nelson is in the cities securing
medical aid. He has been i'll for
some time.
Mrs. Ed. Anderson and two
daughters OF Minneapolis are visiting
Mrs. Isaac Jensen.
Miss Mabel Anderson of Elk River
has been engaged to teach the Santi'
ago school, district Is, for the COM
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various kinds of races and other
sports will be pulled off for both old
and young. The main feature Of the
afternoon will be two ball games be-
tween the boys clubs and the town
team VS.. the married men. All are
invited to come and enjoy the day.
Come early and bring your dinner
baskets.
| Robert McAllister of Monticello is
working in the bank here with Mr..
Berglund. He wants to learn the
! banking business.
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R AND SUPPER.

Wednesday afternoon Mrs. r.. Z.
Montgomery entertained a party. of
fifteen of her lady friends at cards
and fancy work, some engaging in
the former and some at the latter.
Just as their fancy dictated, and the
combination of the two served a very
delightful afternoon. At 5 O'Clock
the hostess served a light luncheon.
In the evening Mrs. Montgomery in
vited the husbands of the ladies and
they we're served a fine supper at
z O'Clock. For the rest of the even
ing the company engaged in playing
progressive cinch, which afforded a
pleasing pastime for the entertain
ment of the guests. The club will
ext be entertained by Mrs. Hsrry
ketzenberg at her home north Of the
Omaha track.
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THE HY-Los ENTERTAINED.

Saturday evening the Hy Lo bridge
whist club was entertained in a very
delightful at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Carlson. on Row
ley street. Owing to absentees but
three tables we're in play. With the
approach of st. Valentine season. the
hostess presented the players with
very pretty valentines as score cards.
and which were quite appropriate to
be retained as souvenirs of the occas-
ion. The head prize for the ladies
was won by Mrs. G. F. Kleinau and
by DR.. Ray Smith for the gentlemen.
DR.. and Mrs. w. R. Ball secured the
consolation prizes. At the close of
the evening the hostess served some
very dainty refreshments.
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. . .
FOR THE YOUNG LADIES.

Thursday evening occurred a very
enjoyable affair at the home of Mrs.
Robert Ward, corner of Fourth ave-
u west and Duff street. when she
entertained a party of thirteen young
ladies at a six O'Clock dinner. The
decorations were of St. Valentine
character and were arranged with
much taste. Cupids and hearts were
employed in many ways. The hos
tess was assisted in serving by Mrs.
c. G. Woods and Mrs. II. G. Nichols.
During the evening the guests were
entertained in a very pleasing man
Eer with music and r%ecitations. Mrs.
Ward afforded her young guests a
very delightful evening which they
appreciated to a marked degree.
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THE CLUB.

N ALa
The East Side Thursday club was
entertained by Miss Bertha Gaul at
her home on Second venue east
Thursday afternoon. that brought
out all the members. The after
noon was one Of great pleasure to the
guests. In the serving of the lunch
con a novel idea was carried out, in
that each guest brought a tray, on
which later the hostess served dain-
ty refreshments. Following ST. Val
entine season so closely the idea was
carried out to a nicely in the lunch.
The napkins were decorated with GU
pids and hearts, and the refresh
ments were arranged on the same or
der. The hostess was assisted in
serving by Mrs: A. H. PETERSON. The
next meeting of the club will be held
with Mrs. H. f. Harvey on Thursday,
March @.
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WITH THE SOCIAL CLUB.

The Social Club was entertained
Tuesday evening at a Valentine par
ty when four hostesses delighted the
members of the club with an evening
that was greatly enjoyed. 1t was
held at the home of Mrs. A. d. Wal
pole, 312 Fifth yenue east, and the
hostesses were Mrs. Frank Maynard,
Mrs. Leila Kanoun, Mrs. M. v. Frank
and Mrs. Walpole, the guests being
received at the door by the hostesses
who we're arrayed in fancy costumes.
The evening was spent in guessing
games and music was furnished. In
one room was arranged a Gypsy
queen booth, to which the guests
went to have their fortunes told.
Most glowing and brilliant futures
were depicted, and each of the wom-
en- were presented with a sketch Of
their future husband. All efforts to
discover who the identity of the
queen were futile until the absence
Of Mrs. Maynard from the graup was
noticed. At 10 o'clock a three course
supper was served. Plates were laid
for twenty-four, the number of the
club being doubled when each mem
Der was permitted to invite a friend.
The decorations we're in strict har-
mony with st. Valentines day and
they were prettily arranged with the
hearts, cupids and valentines. The
meeting at this time vas the sixth
anniversary Of the formation of the
club, and it proved one Of the most
delightful of any of the social affairs
which the club has held. The ladies
all agreed that the third division were
fine entertainers.
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AN EVENING AT BRIDGE.

Thursday evening Mrs. George NJ.
Rowley entertained at her home, 400
Fifth Avenue east, a party of lady
friends in honor of Mrs. Ben oleson.
OF McGregor, Iowa, who is a guest at
her home. The evening was devot-
ed to bridge whist and the hostess
served delightful refreshments. The
hours passed very pleasantly, togeth-
Ell with bridge and social. conversa-
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PINK DOMINO r

Tuesday evening the Omega dane
ing club changed the usual order
of things and gave a pink domino
party in the Elks' hall. The twenty
couples present we're all costumed in
dominoes of a pink variety, and with
Che lights in the hall turned low the
affair was a very pretty one. All
reported one of the most enjoyable
parties of the season. In the recep-
ton hall punch was served during
the evening. The music was furn-
ished by the Koolish orchestra.
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THEY PLAYED FIVE HuNpREp.

Mrs. Louis j. WEIGH was the host
ess to the members of the Five Hun
dred club Thursday evening, at
which all the members were present.
and the evening was delightfully."- n
Joyed at the game. At the end of thu
play it was ascertained that Mrs. p.
II. Kelley and w. H. Fritz were en-
titled to the head prizes, the scores
they made in the past two meetings
emitting them to this distinction.
The hostess served refreshments of,
an elaborate character at he close
of the evenings play.
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ST. FEATURE.

ST. VALENTINE FEATURE.
Monday afternoon the Halcyon.
Club was entertained in a manner
most delightful by Mrs. j. L. Cook.
623 Third avenue east. The program
of the day was combined with two
features-Lincoln's birthday and St.
Valentines day. The rooms were
very lastly decorated with the Ia
8tional colors and q picture of the
martyred president. The program
was made Of features Of the life Of
Mr.. Lincoln, and some interesting
facts and sketches we're presented.
After the study hour. the club presi-
dent gave each member paper
heart, with the request that an orgi-
nal verse be written pertaining to st.
Valentines day, and after some time
had been spent in getting the muse
to work in the proper channel the
verses collected and then read,
which produced quite a god deal OF
merriment. Light refreshments were
served at the close Of the afternoon,
and all the members Joined in the
expression that the hostess had made
the occasion an exceptionally pleas
ant one.
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DAKOTA WHIST CLUB.

Mrs. j. F. Atkinson and Mrs. Vir-
gil Boyles entertained the Dakota
bridge whist club at the home of the
latter Wednesday afternoon, the hos
tess doubling up in order that the
eason can be closed before the be-
ginning of the Lenten season. BY
reason of two entertaining first and
second prizes were offered in the way
of the usual silver fork. With the
scores announced the highest score
was made by Mrs. R. e. Cone and the
second highest by Mrs. Thomas Nor
gans, to whom were presented the
forks. Light refreshments were
served by the hostesses, and the af-
ternoon proved very pleasing to all
the guests.
A second meeting of the week was
held Friday afternoon with Mrs. f.
NJ. Enright and Mrs. r. E. Cone as
hostesses, the members gathered at
the home of the latter. The two
forks we're won by Mrs. Enrigll. and
Mrs. John Siberz. The guest prize
was awarded to Mrs. w. A. Heinz
berger. At the close of plav, which
had been very enjoyable, the hostess
es served refreshments.
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GAVE VALENTINE PARTY.

The delightful and hospitable
home Of DR.. and Mrs. B. A. Bobb was
the scene OF q very pleasant st. VAL
entine party Tuesday evening, at
which twenty-five guests we're pres
ent. For the occasion the rooms OF
the home we're very prettily and
5tastefully decorated with hearts and
Icupids, which gave the interior a
very attractive appearance. The
method Of entertainment was a Val
:entine character, in games pertain
ing to the season were INDUCED in
to the amusement Of all. In the Sc
lection Of partners for the refresh
ments q unique method was employ
ed. Each guest was blindfolded and
turned around onc or twice to lose
his sense of direction. Hanging on
the wall was a large red heart, pin
ued to which was a number of small
en- hearts. The guest was provided
with an arrow and he made his way
NJ -sffElL ~ sNSS
to the heart and attempted to pierce
one of the smaller ones. which ac-
homplished he selected his partner
by means of the trophy secured in
this way. The menu was made up of
Valentine features, and it proved
very ENJOYABLE. Very pretty favors
We're presented the guests. and which
we're made in the form of small
napkins. One OF the features Of the
evening was the Valentine box. Each
guest had been requested to bring a
Valentine and On their arrival it
deposited in a large mail box.
which was appropriately decorated
with hearts and cupids. Later in
the evening the mail box was OPEN
ed and there was . Valentine ready
for each one. Following this each
guest was requested to write a VAL
entine. and when this was Geo
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STUDENT VALENTINE PARTY.

STUDENT VALENTINE PARTY.
Decorated with hearts. arrows and
cupids, the parlors OF Graham hall
Monday night presented an appear
ance distinctly suggestive of Saint
Valentines day. In the crowd Of
nifty or more young people who were
in tho parlors, the girls clusters
OF hearts on their sleeves, and the
men were appropriately decorated
with arrows. The occasion was the
celebration Of the eighth anniversary
of the founding OF the ITALIAN and
Daedalian Literary Societies. Dr..
and Mrs. Seaton, the patron saints
OF the societies, and a few other in
vited guests graced the occasion with
their presence. The valentine idea
carried out during the whole ev-
ening. A post Office constructed in
one corner of Parlor B received and
distributed valentines and none of
the guests forgotten. The men
found their partners for lunch by
shooting with a bow and arrow at a
large target in the shape of a heart
covered with smaller hearts beneath
which were the of the girls.
The heart IDEA was ever carried out
in the lunch, the sandwiches and the
brick ice cream having been made in
that shape. The refreshments were
served in four courses.
During the latter part Of the ev-
iening a short program was presented
which was presided owe by Mr.. Will.
am Morse. Miss Nina Hager sang in
her usual faultless way a song sug-
gestive Of the occasion and graciously
responded to an encore. Miss Ada
May Newell read two characteristic
selections, after which a short shad-
ow play was given e~nacting the
scenes described in Will Carleton's
poem, The Three Lovers. From time
to time during the whole evening the
Daedalian Orchestra discoursed sweet
music.
It was nearly midnight when the
young people took their departure,
Miss ogin, the Preceptress. having
been kind enough to grant an excep-
ton of the time in order that the ev-
ening's festivities might be properly
concluded.
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THE KARD KHAN ENTERTAIN.


This popular young ladies' club
was entertained Friday evening by
Miss Ruby Fraser at her home on
Seventh avenue east. The rooms
were decorated with symbols Of the
valentine season, and these were
very tastily arranged. The evening
was passed in playing five hundred,
with the head prize being awarded
to Miss Agnes Mcmahon. Toward
the close Of the evening the hostess
served light refreshments. The gath
ering was a happy one and the young
people extract the greatest amount of
from their social club.
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OLD FRIENDS TOGETHER.

A congenial company of ladies
were gathered Thursday afternoon
upon the invitation of Mrs. G. s.
Bobb at her home, corner of Fourth
avenu east and Dawson street, in
honor Of her sister. Mrs. E. S. John
ston, Of Quinn, who was a former res
ident of this city. The guests. Of
whom there were twelve, were for
mer old time friends of Mrs. John
ston. The afternoon was spent prin-
cipally in fancy and embroidery
work, while the conversation took
on a turn of former times here and
Of the newer country in which Mrs.
Johnston resides. The hostess serv-
ed a delightful six o'clock dinner.
which proved one Of the enjoyable
features of the gathering. The out
Of town guests were Mrs. T. b.
Haynes and Mrs. E. o. McEwen, OF
Mt. Vernon.
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rHE SOCIAL o CLUB.

In the Masonic hall Tuesday after
noon the Social Hour Club held it's
regular meeting, and which was at
tended by the usually large number
of members and some visitors. The
club has reached the stage when any
residence is too small to entertain
the membership. and consequently
they resort to the hall for their meet
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TRAVELLING MEN AS HOSTS.

The dancing parties given under
the auspices of the travelling men.
members Of Fenimore Council, dur
ing the winter season, have been OF
a most pleasing character, but none
have furnished as much pleasure as
that of last Saturday evening, when
a large number of the members and
their friends attended the party in
the Odd Fellows hall. The floor was
crowded during the entire evening,
and about seventy-fve couples were
present. Williamson's orchestra fur
nished the music during the evening,
and it was enjoyed to the full by the
dancers. The program was arrang-
ed with the idea of giving the great
est amount of pleasure to the great
est number and it could not we'll
have been improved upon. Several
more parties will be given by the
travelling men before the season clos
es, and which is good for at least
three months. Light refreshments
were served during the evening.
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ings. Mrs. Virgil Boyles read for the
instruction Of the members a portion
of the proceedings Of the Grand Chap
ter session which was held at Pierre
last year. An hour OF s%ociability
was passed when refreshments we're
served. AS a change from the usual
method OF serving the members were
to bring their lunch and it
served in picnic style, which fea-
ture proved pleasing.
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SENIOR GIRLS ENTERTAIN.

The senior girls of the high school
were happily entertained Friday ev-
ening at the home of Miss Hazel
Ames, 800 Sixth Avenue east. hf-
teen Of. the young ladies being pres
ent. Games of an interesting char
acter and contests that were equally
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SURPRISE FOR HUSBAND.

ffAE JUNK xNx0G xON x1Soxf1ANDs
Last Saturday was the birtadap of
John Heimstra, and in the evening
Mrs. Heimstra arranged a surprise
for him Ia honor of the occasion.
when she entertained the members
of the Friday club, with a few OUT
side guests, together with their hus-
bands. The evening vas spent in
playing progressive whist, the prize
for which was awarded to Mrs.
Charles Vogus, while Mrs. T. T.
Dunsmore drew the consolation prize.
An enjoyable and unique feature was
the baby show. Each of the guests
brought with them a picture of their
baby, and each picture was hung on
the wall. The guests yer given
plenty of time to try and pick out
the parents of the baby, and the per-
son who got the greatest number cor
rect was awarded the prize. Mrs.
Charles Vogus was also the winner
in this contest. Mr.. Heimstra was
presented with a handsome pipe in
honor of his birthday. At the close
of the evening the hostess served
dainty refreshments, and the occas-
ion proved a most happy one to all.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Seibert, of Oma-
ha, were the out of town guests.
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83e6ctMS Which Drought unIimlted
pleasure to all. and the host and
hostess were showered with compli-
ments for the very delightful. ocsas-
ion.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-02-23
w. C.. T. U. RECEPTION.

The Womans' Christian Temper
ance Union held its annual reception
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. o. E.
Cassem Thursday evening. Though
the weather was unpleasant, about
one hundred guests were present.
They were welcomed by Mesdames
Cassem, j. s. Wilson, Hoagland, MAR,
Kerfoot ana Erskine. About an
hour was spent in pleasant social
intercourse, after which a short pro,
gram was rendered. Miss Helen
Powers, in her usual graceful way,
played a piano solo. A comic read
ing, by Miss Florence Branch, was
the second number. Miss Branch
responded to the encore with a short
selection Of her own. Thelma Cas-
sem sang to the enjoyment OF all and
on being encored, gave some anus
ing incidents in the life Of a school
girl. Miss Duval was her accompan-
list.
Two vocal solos which had been
arranged for, were necessarily omit
ted because of the illness of the sing
ers. Mrs. c. E. vermilyea gave an
interesting talk on the work Of the
Womans' Christian Temperance I'm
ion, speaking particularly Of the
great work of Frances E. Willard.
and the fact that Feb. 18th. the an
niversary of Miss Wizards death. is
the time chosen for showing the APP
probation of her and the love for the
cause. by such occasions as this, and
a contribution to aid the work, both
at home and abroad.
A very dainty luncheon was serv-
ed, in the dining-room, by Mrs. Will
Scallin and Misses Elsie Hardy, Pearl
Perry, Iva Stealey, and Maude Shry-
ock. Mrs. Emma Wilson presided at
the coffee urn.
Beautiful flowers added their
charm to the occasion.
The silver Offering was a generous
one. and the entire affair most pleas
ant.
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sSI(kkjgIso,ssars1sd - deeply andvis-
% lyinlpIarsssdSby thissnnsx.lppe.cted gift.
lglisissr 81 lid done NJ. Peck
sIialtseI Sstelti vas hardly worth such
54stllSeSte5a3sttls andsthat hshad al
@sssdilyi6YI5ela1lyen catered into the work Of
tesfsohiAla1ihity @ 10 theSvery best he
coelds Nj. Peck vas al
ssiopsvsSy hndlylSrememb eredg BY the la
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the Ladies' Aid So
s#aalastysinthat township. When. the
sisat mestineWas held : few weeks
sllisE ,thsmlassgmsbssrns presented Mr..
ssekwithl al1slid8 silver souvenir
spoos1lsalsan appreciation q what she
sd6AS1sssieg helping insthe work Of
IN nd which the ladies
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fng = $500 hs society IN good work
sssSsII IlsyssntiSIe aftsrnoon was very hap
ply sspenti social conversation and
somas1tnSiiHlg.W w the guests
tool Aeir departure for their homes
atsinthea fternoonathey said good
lbye IA INA host and hostess wishing
sthelnth bssts pssible success in their
An Aome. and that they would al
y held inS the most grateful re.
memsbraaes:s
following families were pres
entson thlsgoccasion: MI. and Mrs.
lehman, Mrs Gillisan. MI. and
MIlsW. N. Galley, MI. andsMrs. Och.
eltrss. Nj. sndsllrs. u. B. Porter, Mr..
~ Nh. Clafk. M. CLARK, Mr.. q Mrs.
ta6ord. NJ. and Mrs. H%orsington.
!. md Mfs..sherman Lewis. Mr.. and
s1rs. John Carlson. MI. and Mrs. RI
lsy. Mr.. and Mrs. wilkinson, Mrs.
I y6s, Hotrbas,s Mrs. =. D, Puff. MI. and
rsAtkssnson. and i. and rs a. w.
Slutbeon,Hthe letter residing Ia Hanson
se0sslnntty.s ss
3 md NH. Peck have resided In
a a county twenty-nine years, hav-
saled on their homestead. which
hhAay kept an these years ana have
1ndfspossd d 70 Nj. wilkinson,
4 SzSSaksgssa many years they have
sMlNll stt1ethiscity while MI. Peck at-
IIsslll hissswork q I missionary
American Sunday school Al
}741Ssiepssands NJ Whichsh he wasSsxcsp-
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