The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-02

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er foundation than ever before.
FORMED NEW CLUD.
4 company OF ladies met at the
homo OF Mrs. +. 4. Craft last week,
at which a new club was organized,
and which was given the name of LIE
ota, tn. object OF which is sociabil-
lily and fancy work. The officers
A. Whccler: secretary. Mrs. +. a.
Graft: Mrs. C. j.. Wilson. Mrs. Work.
Mrs. George Gates, Mrs. II. w.
George, Mrs. j.. w. Martin, Mrs. G
G. Rcxroad. Mrs. O.. 7. Litchdeld.
Mrs C. w. Derr. Mrs. c. 7. Ersted,
Mrs. j.. II. Ferris. The club met on
"Wednesday afterniin With Mrs. Frs
ted. 622 Sanborn, for their first
formal session. and the members
enjoyed themselves in social CONVEX
sation, and embroidery work. The
hostess served ome Very delightful
refreshments at the close OF the af-
ternoon. Tho next meeting OF the
club, which will be held in TWO
weeks. is to be with Mrs. Gates, On
the south side.
! PARTY FOR HER COUSINS.
Miss Myrtle Craft gave a very de-
lightiul party last Saturday even
ing in honor OF her cousins, Miss Ell
= sic Craft, OF Chamberlain, and Miss
Stella Craft, OF Cottonwood, who
have been visiting in the city for the
past week. a dinner of three cours-
es, and containing many tempting
viands, was served by Mrs. Craft,
In the evening Miss Graft took hel
party OF eleven friends to the thea
tire for the evenings entertainment,
HER EIGHTEENTH BIRTHDAY
Thursday was the eighteenth birth
day OF Miss Edith Calhoun, and in
honor of the occasion she gave two
delightful social functions at the
home OF her aunt, Mrs. Edith Baugh-
man. The rooms and the dinner ia
Bile were very prettily decorated with
tiallowe'cn suggestions and made u,
scene an attractive one. The five
o'clock dinner was served in five
courses and plates were laid 70,
twelve guests, who we're rs follows:
Misses Gale Wallerstedt, Nellie Will.
son. Mary kibbee, Myrtle Craft, Val.
eta Wells, Marjorie Foster, Eva Dis.
prow, lrma Foster. Dorothy Ioun9
.Alenc Wallace. Eileen Evans, Run
Priest. The hcs.c9a ~ 10 !.
Florence Kenton. The favors
we're very pretty, consis & crepe
paper cap placed iast.ie III, ins
and pinned with 4 E"a!.il. ne APPS
We're worn by the guests dntiq1 the
rest of the afternoon. Thc ,thel
faNors were owls, poGco:.A b. $ with
black witches, and japanese lanterns
Of small size. In the evening a,
1880 O'Clock the young hostess en-.
tertained Il second dinner patry, tho
guests consisting of four young la.
dies and four young gentlemen, anl
She was assisted by Miss Eva Dis
brow. The evening vas most pleas.
antly spent in playing cards, and: the
prizes were awarded 70 Miss Anne
Gntwistle and Charles Blenkiron
Miss Calhoun was very kindly remcm-
bered by her guests with some very
beautiful presents in honor of the oc.
casion of reaching her majority, and
which she will treasure in the years
to come. The young lady is decided
ly popular among her circle OF
friends, and they all delighted in the
occasion which she happily celebyat-
cd.
LOCAL SOCIETY NOTES.
st. Mary's Guild Of the Episcopal
church gave an old fashioned supper
in the former Elks' rooms Friday ev-
ening. the mem of which was fine
and demonstrated that the Guild la
dies have some good cooks. The
patronage was very large, and the Ia
bles in the two rooms on the north
side of the building were filled sew
eral times. The people kept coming
until about everything had been
devoured and the treasurer was fore
e3; to quit selling tickets.
! Mrs. A. j. Curtis entertained the
twenty members of Past Noble Grand
Society Of the Rebekah lodge last ev-
ening, when she took them to the
supper, given by st. Mary's Guild.
The ladies OF the society assembled
at a point and Went to the room in
ia body and they had & delightful
time while p%artaking OF the refresh
ments.
The initial meeting Of the fall
season Of the Social Hour Club, the
social organization of the Eastern
Star Chapter, was held Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. John Tracy
on Fourth Avenue west. The attend
ance was quite large Tor the first
meeting of the year. and the mem
bers expressed themselves as de-
lighted at the resumption of the