The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-03-23


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TO AlEs Blanche Eostey. usanty
resE<ss=s:A v<ys served. and there
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party. The decorations vers very
pretty and unique. in that they we're
Of . ST. Patrick eAz1sstsr. Ars- Ha1-
vey wa presented with = Sterilng
silver souvenir sJoon in honor Of the
occasion.
HALCYOE CLUB MEETING.
Mn. Fred Doraldson entertained
the Halcyon club at her home. 500
Fifth Avenue eest. Monday after
noon, with ali the members being
present with the exception Of one.
The club session vas exceptionally
pleasant and was OF the moot
agreeable Of the year. The hostess
took advantage OF the coming Of 81.
PatYick's Day TO make her decor
tons with green ard using appro-
pirate articles. One feature Of the
Afternoon wal q garden guessing
game. which was greatly enjoyed by
all. A short business session was
held at which the members decided
TO postpone their work until after :
the close OF the revival meetings IN
the middle Of April. The hostess
served a dainty Two course luncheon.
In mentioning the meeting OF the
lHalcyon club last week An error was
mode In the name Of the hostess.
which should have read Mrs. H. CT
Cook.
THE PUMPKIN CLUB.
Miss wauneta Ferris wal the host
ess to the members of the Pumpkin
Club, who met at her home on the
corner OF Fourth Avenue west and
Wisconsin street, Wednesday after
noon. Miss Dale Picker OF Faulkton
who is a guest OF Miss Jessie Dobson,
was the guest Of honor during the
afternoon. The young ladies brought
their fancy and embroidery work.
with which they occupied their time
in a way that was enjoyable and
profitable. Late in the afternoon
Miss Ferris served her guests with
dainty refreshments.
" WITH THE YOUNGER ..A.
Il At the home OF Mrs. II. H. Ed
wards, on Wisconsin street, the
Younger Set was entertained Tuesday
afternoon in a very delightful man
ner, a portion Of the time being de-
voted to needle work. The guests
>, found many topics for interesting
and profitable conversation, and
! hours passed with rapidity. During
; the afternoon the hostess served dam
ty refreshments.
TIE THURSDAY CLUB.
Mrs. A. n. PETERSON, sol Second
Avenue east, was the hostess at .-s
meeting Of the East Side thursday
Club on that day of the week, the alb
tsence OF several members being due
to sickness. The laaies brought their
fancy work and embroidery which
served to occupy the time. The
hostess entertained her guests with a
number OF selections IN the piano
: player. which were very much enjoy
ed. Late in the afternoon dainty re-
freshments were served and the 49,
ess was assisted by Mrs. H. G. Har-
vey. The next meeting of the club
will be held with Mrs. G. v. Priest.
on Fourth Avenue east.
SOCIAL HOUR CLUB MEETING.
The Social Hour Club of the East
ern Star Chapter was entertained
> Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Mark
> Harris az her home. corner of Third
Avenue west and Wisconsin street.
, and although unannounced the at
tendance wal very good. One OF the
features, aside from the business
: session hat was held, was the read
. ing OF a report Of an installation OF
officers which was held in Cana..
and was given by Mrs. Clara Lukens.
: The hostess served refreshments
during the afternoon.
j. PHnLOS ENTERTAIN KAPPAS.
The parlors and dining room Of
. the Methodist church last Monday
night was the scene Of a jolly stu
5 dent party. The occasion was the
. annual reception given by the Philo'
lin honor Of their brothers, the Kap'
pas. The guests were welcomed b,
Miss Notson and Miss Bliss. Thu
function was graced by the presence
!. of DIR. and Mrs. Weir and severa
{ honorary members Of the two socie