The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-16
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her home, ais First avenue west,
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs, Darling
was taken down town. by her son.
land during her absence twenty-thrse
of the ". r. c. ladies gathered at
her home which was hnrriedly but
lastly Decorated. by Mrs. Wright and
Airs. Allie Darling. Mrs. Darling's
Islrpftses was complete when, she re-
tAfhSda and found, her house filled
Wits friends and tthings, arranged In
such a festive manner. During the
AFTERNOON each OF tho ladies related.
ing the lives OF Daniel Webster and
ing cousin OF these two noted men.
As proof of their love and esteem
for Mrs. Darling the ladies' present.
ed her a very handsome gold brooch
and Il beautiful bouquet OF %chrysan-
lthemums.
"A bountiful supper was served by
Mrs. Wright and Mrs. Allie Darling.
The occasion a and especially en-
joyable one, and the ladies' took their
departure expressing their high re-
gard Tor Mrs. Darling and wishing
her all good things.
GAVE TWO WHITE PARTIES.
Two very pretty social functions
in the form Of white parties were
given Tuesday and Thursday after
Moons by Mrs. c. r. Wilt and Mrs. d.
A. Bobb at the homo of the latter,
both being set for tho hour of 5
o'clock. The list of guests was quite
large, and on each day seventy ladies
we're entertained. The decorations
were all white, and pretty bouquets
of white chrysanthemums were plac-
ed In the various rooms, relieved by
red roses. Over the fireplace and
mantel was placed steamers OF cot
ton, from which sparkled diamond
dust. The decorations were arrang-
ed in a way as to carry Ill the white
idea, which was further enhanced by
the assistants for each day. all of
whom were dressed in white. Ia
.bles were spread in tho, various
rooms, and 4, menu OF four courses
was served. The h~ostesses were as
sisted on Tuesday by Mrs. f. j.
iLamme, Mrs. ]. c. Belts, MRS. W. Il.
Upton, Mrs. G.. w Johnston. Mrs. +.
W. Rockwell, Mrs. ID. j. Noble, Mrs.
10. w. .COursey, Mrs. e. A. Bower.
Mrs r. a. Craft On Thursday by
Mrs. T.. II. Reamer, Mrs. A. r. Dow
Eney, Mrs. L. X, Medley, Mrs. G. w.
sly, Mrs NJ. L.. Bobb. Mrs. Robert
Ward, Mrs. ri. H.. Mcdonald, Mrs.
Pr. II. Meyer. Miss Bessie Bobb. Each
afternoon an informal program of
music was given that was delightful
ly enjoyable. Misses Lucille ROh.1
and Genevieve Branson gave q 'vio-
lin duet that was rendered in a
thoroughly artistic Manner ana
Their music was. warmly appreciated.
Miss .Wanneta Ferris recited two Sc
Elections each afternoon. and she i'm
pressed her audience with her splen-
did ability. The selections she gave
were in dialect; In which she ,tssoycep-
ttonally capable, and the cnc0res
were of a different character. Miss
Ferris. makes a fine appearance in
her work and she was very highly
nomplimented for her. clererness in
recital. Mrs. Samuel Weir delight
ed the ladies with her sweet voice,
with Miss Scott at the piano,-, on
Tuesday. and Mrs. Hunter. SANG
lThursday to the pleasure OF the
guests. being accompanied by Mrs. ..
L.. aeatop.: Mrs. Wilt and. Mrs. Rnbh
contributed great deal OF pleasure
to "A large number Of guests and,
their delightful parties. will long
be remembered for the fine socia-
lbility. prevalent.