The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-02-29

Dinner-Wednesday, Mrs. II. l." Hop
kins entertained most charmingly a
few friends at a six O'Clock dinner,
which was served in three courses.
Stag .Dinner-Friday, Prof. G.. L.
Brown was the host to several gentle
men friends at a seven o'clock din
ner, and a very pleasant time is re-
ported.
Washington Programs-The Aid
Societies OF the different churches
met in the parlors OF their churches
After a nice lunch, recitations, songs
cts were enjoyed very much.
Whist Party-Friday evening, Mr.
and Mrs. w. II. Slightam entertained
twelve Of their friends most delight
fully. The evening was spent in play
ing whist, ending with a nice lunch.
Whist Party-Saturday evening,
sixteen ladies' were entertained most
delightfully."- at the home OF Mrs. J. II.
Roberts. The evening was spent in
social conversation and playing whist,
after which an elaborate t~wocourse
luncheon was served.
Birthday Party-Miss Venie Orhrans
entertained most charmingly eleven
OF her school friends last Saturday
afternoon-the occasion being Miss
Venie's eleventh birthday. Lively
games were INDUCED in, ending with
a fine three course luncheon served
by Mrs. Orhrans. Many pretty re-
membranes found their way into
the possession of the little hostess.
Costume PROFESSIONALLY twelve
couples were entertained very pleas
antly at seven o'clock dinner at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. b. h. Bracket,
Mrs. Bashford assisting. The guests
came dressed as in Washington's time.
After the t~wo-course dinner was ser
we'd the guests had to stand by the
cherry tree, and answer truthfully(0
any question put to them. causing
A''Ni NV lilCIls III GhtlliE WAY
spent in playing bridge-whist.
Washington Party-About two hun ,
ired people helped celebrate Wash i
ngton's birthday, Friday evening at
he G. A. r. hall. Geo. Washington /
nd lady "a. e. Vinegar and wife, h
'reeted the guests, part of whom \
'ere masked and dressed for the oc- f
A delightful program was fl
iven, opening with a speech from h
'ashington, and followed by a resit- W
ion, songs, etc. The ladies then G,
rived a supper in their usual bounti- D.
way. l.
Washington Party-Thursday even
g at six-thirty Mr.. and Mrs Man h.
Champlain gave a dinner to the in
aft Of the agronomy department OF il
le college. The house and tables Ia
ere decorated in honor OF Wash (,
birthday, and tiny hatchets
nd flags were the souvenirs. The C.
was spent socially and a fea- d
Ire was a guessing contest. which t
'as o by Prof. Hutton, who was \
warded as first prize to picture of a
and his Mt. Vernon home. [,
he following We're present: DIR. and O
irs. A. N. Hume, Prof. and Mrs. ]. T
!. Hutton, Miss Perry of Highmore, f
LOOMS, Woodwork and Big
ar. L
Stunt Parties-Tuesday afternoon, f
welve Degree ladies were most pleas e
ntly entertained at the home OF Mrs. {
feo. Etting. who was assisted by /
hrs. Biggar. The time was spent t
n a merry bout OF stunts, causing &
much laughter. The ladies were then v
invited to tables decorated with De-
,ree %colors, pink and dark blue. A 7
cry fine t~hree-course supper was SER t
red by the daughters of the house.
On Wednesday, twelve ladies from a
he w. r. c. We're the favored ones, c
ZACH guest was invited to do some |