The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-01-12

ASN6AAAu 0uPPSI " NcI &UeAlSs ana
vas appreciated to a marked degree
IhsClub will meet the next time wit
Mrs.0Ss 6. Scoyalle. Zoo Fourth ave
! nue. east.
WITH THE FIVE HUNDRED.
MI. and Mrs.s A. H. Doyle enter
tanned the Five hundred club a
their home, sos Third avenue west
. Wednesday evening, with all tn,
members present. The play took o,
J a, more interesting character on thi.
occasion, owing to the fact that tn,
scores of the two. evenings were add
ed together to determine the win
ners Of the head prizes. These were
awarded to Mrs. John Siberz for the
ladies and to A. H. Doyle for the
gentlemen. At the close Of play the
hostess served very nice refresh.
ments.
MERRY CROWD OF GIRLS.
Misses Esther and Ethel Anderson
were the hostesses to. a party of six
teen Of their girl friends at their
home, SIG Second Avenue west,
Thursday evening. The young hos
tesses provided a series Of games
which were entered into with a spirit
of much fun. The musical talent of
several, OF the guests was drawn up
on for the entertainment of the 9TH
ers, and which proved very e~njoya-
bic to all. Another feature of the
evening was the several guessing
game contests. and which we're va
ried in character. The young peo.
pie proved themselves quite apt in
these contests. Prizes were award
ed in. each to Misses Clara Noer, AL
ma Anderson and Beulah Antrim.
Story telling was INDUCED in as a part
OF the program outlined and each Of
the guests took a part in this, which
proved, quite pleasing During the
latter part of the evening delight
full refreshments were served by Miss
es Minnie Anderson, Mrs. F. j..
Welsh and Mrs. H. B. Anderson. On
taking their departure the guests as
sured their hostesses of the very de-
lightful evening they had enjoyed.
The following were present: Misses
Violet Vermilyea, Bathilda Clemch-
SON. Pearl Lindahl, Molly worthen,
Helena Clemenson, Hazel Creighton,
Jeanette Hetland, Alma Anderson,
Clara Noer, Jessie Porter, Lillian
Anderson, Lucille Bobb, Elizabeth
Lang, Beulah Antrim, Marie Corbett
and Alma Dahl.
THE ENTIRE NoU AT BRIDGE.
Mrs. VIM. NJ. Smith was the hos
tess to the members of the Entire Nou
bridge whist club at her home, 421
Lawler street, Wednesday after
noon, with the four tables at play.
afternoon was occupied with the
games and the hostess served light
refreshments. The high score. was
secured by Mrs. l.. d. Milne and she
was presented with the silver fork.
HELD CLASS REUNION.
On New Years eve a jolly party of
young ladies and gentlemen gather
ed at the home Of Miss Lillian
CharlesWorth, corner Of Fourth
avenue west and Sanborn street,
when about twenty members of the
graduating class of 1910 of the Nit
chell high school, when the young
ladies were the hostesses to the
young men for the closing day of the
year and to welcome the new year
1911. The rooms we're very pref
tily and appropriately decorated with
Christmas bells and holly, and which
we're arranged with taste. Most Of
the evening was devoted to contests
Of various kinds which tried the wits
OF the company in the endeavor to
solve the problems which were pre-
scented. Progressive games were also
lndulgd with much amusement to all.
In the contest the prize was awarded
TO Mr.. Hofstetter, and in the progress
sive games Miss Grace and Mr.. War
rem were the successful competitors.
When the evening was half gone al
three course luncheon was served the
quests by Miss Charlesworth and Miss
Nash. After the refreshments we're
partaken of, music. was listened to
With much pleasure, and which was
furnished by Miss Leona Doyle, who
played several selections on the piano
With much skill. With ending Of the
Did year and the coming of the new
year greetings Of a fraternal char
lcter we're extended. With the De-
,arture of the guests and when they
we're outside. the high school
7ell was given with much enthus-
asm. With that the class members
each having enjoyed a roy-
II good time and they expressed them-
'elves as looking forward with great
pleasure to the next reunion. The
lass members agreed that they owed
much to the hospitality and kindness
II the Charlesworth family that theirl
lrst reunion was made so successful.
THE WEILLITES MEET.
Friday evening the Weillite BRIDGE
vhist club was entertained at the
lome Of DIR. and Mrs. George G.l
Simball, the play Of the evening"
aking on an exceptionally interest,"
ng turn. The high scores were SCI
'ured by Mrs. G. A. Bower and Mr.. L..
.. Wallerstedt, and to whom the
lr1Voo NJ tho ovnu}nn vapo D,ocookoA