The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-02-22

ST. Paul's Guild-A pleasant after
noon a that of St. Pauls Guild al
the home of Mrs. c. II. Collins last
Thursday. Miss Van Husen assisted
Mrs. Collins.
Unity CircIe-Last Friday, Mrs. Nc
MILAN was the hostess for the UNITY
Circle, about twenty ladies being
present. After a very pleasant social
afternoon, a fine supper was served.
Social-A fine time was enjoyed at
the home of Father Shean Tuesday
evening. The lunch was brought by
the ladies. The evening passed very
pleasantly in games, etc. the affair
netting a nice sum toward the church
furnace.
ThimbIe 8ee-Tuesday. about forty
ladies' responded to invitations sem
out by Mrs. y. T.. Hansen. The early
hours were spent in visiting and
fancy work, followed by a delicious
Two course lunch served by Misses
Eva Hansen and Carol Green.
Woman's Cuba very pleasant
meeting of the Woman's Club was
acid at the home of Mrs. f. A. Lentz.
current events were given by Mrs.
Miller. German opera was the sub.
Ject taken up by Mrs. Cole n Mrs,
Lentz. A light lunch was then
served.
Five O'clock Tea-Mesdames Lii.
nan Smith and Storm gave a most
delightful tea at the home of the
former Wednesday. Red and white
carnations were used for decorations
and paper hatchets Ito accent Wash
lngton) were the place cards. An ele.
giant three-course luncheon was SER
we'd.
Saturday Literary CIub-Mrs. Ella
Colegrove was hostess for the Sat
urday Literary club. Roll call was
responded to by anecdotes from Wash
lngton. Current events were then
given. Mrs. j.. H. Bushnell read an
interesting paper on Argentina, which
was followed by a discussion of the
subject.
Valentine Social-About forty of
Father Shean's Pensioners gathered
at his home on the evening of Valen-
tines Day. A very pleasant time was
enjoyed in games and social con-
versation, ending with a]uctioneering
off of baskets holding a fine lunch
for two. About forty dollars was
realized from this.
Memorial Meeting-The Memorial
meeting for Frances E. willard. held
at Mr.. Geo. r. Sanderson's was much
enjoyed by the large company pres
ent, the house being not only crowded
but packed. Rev. A. F. Won Tobel
gave an address on Miss Wizards
life, which pleased and interested all.
DR.. Tilden kindly favored the crowd
with ar instrumental number and the
program was fine throughout. The
refreshments were served after Mrs.
Sanderson's usual bountiful manner
and the social time was much or.
joyed.
Turkey Dinner-Last Thursday CIV.
ening the members of the Elite club
kindly invited their husbands to q
seven O'Clock dinner at the home Of
Mrs. A. W. Morton. The house and
the two long tables were decorated
to do honor to St. Valentine-red
hearts Astounding everywhere. Mr.. E.
H.. Beatty and Prof. B. L. Thomson
showed their skill in carving the tur.
keys and Misses Joy Morton and
Hazel Skif in serving. After a very
elaborate dinner, the evening was
spent in social conversation, music.
and a guessing contest on youthful
photos Of the ladies. Mrs. Emil Han
son carried off the head prize, a
valentine, and Mrs. B. L. THOMPSON
the second, a steel engraving of
washington Ga stamp. At a late
hour. the guests departed voting the
ladies' royal entertainers and wishing
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