The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-02-15

The cOmplimented guest was seated
in the center of the room and a suit
cas- was brought to her to open. She
found many beautiful and useful re-
membranes. A shower of rice vas
then in order. The tables were all
decorated with valentines pierced
with a gold arrow. A delicious two
course luncheon was served.
CompIimentary-The members of
the Brookings Ministerial associa-
ton and their wives were entertained
most delightfully."- at a 6 o'clock din
ner Friday, February 9th, by Rev. and
Mrs. w. A. Black in honor Of Rev.
and Mrs. j. j. Gardner. An elaborate
t~hree-course dinner was served by
the daughters of the house, after
which speeches in reference to Lin
coin were called for, followed by
music and conversation.
Bridge Whist-Saturday, Prof. and
Mrs. b. L. Thompson and Miss Van
Husen entertained about twenty-four
at a 7 o'clock dinner. The decora-
tons were in Valentine style. The
evening vas spent in bridge whist.
Complimentary-On Monday even
ing, Miss Jessie Cole was a charming
hostess to a number of friends in
honor of Miss Nicholson. The rooms
were decorated with hearts and ar
rows, and hearts was the game in
dulged in. A delicious two-course
luncheon vas served later in the even
ing.
Spoon Cuba delicious dinner was
served at the home of Miss Halle
Hyde Tuesday evening, Miss Nichol-
son being the guest of honor. A
dozen beautiful sterling silver spoons
were presented to the complimented
guest by the Spoon club.
Stag Dinner-Tuesday, Rev. VIM.
I. Shean was host to a few friends
at a sever o'clock dinner, which was
served in five courses.
c. e. Social-A very pleasant time
vas enjoyed at the c. E. social at
the home of Geo. R. Sanderson Tues
day evening. Various games, con-
versation and music were enjoyed,
followed by a dainty luncheon.
Surprise Party-Wednesday after
noon a few friends and neighbors took
Mrs. A. F. Won Tobel by surprise.
They came with their fancy work
and lunch, and a very pleasant time
was the result.
Valentine ~Party-Wednesday after
noon, Miss Lyndal Whitehead was
the hostess to a number of her little
friends, and her teacher, Miss John
SON.. The rooms were beautifully
decorated with hearts, Cupids, can
dies with red shades, etc. to accent
Valentines Day. After a season OF
lively games the party were invited
into the dining room, where a beauti.
full sight greeted the eyes,, the table
being decorated for the occasion
Plates were laid for sixteen and dain.
ty hearts We're used for place cards
A delicious four-course dinner was
served by Mrs. Whitehead.
Birthday Party-Tuesday, Miss Ha
Eel Skiff invited sever of her friends
to help celebrate her sixteenth
birthday at a six o'clock dinner. The
table was decorated with carnations
and a large birthday cake. A fine
three-course dinner was served by
Mrs. Skiff.
Compllmentary-A number of par
ties We're given last week for Mrs
Oium, a former resident of Brook
ings, Mesdames Etting. Miles, Arthur
and Alton entertaining at differen,
times.
Sunday School Party-Friday even
ing February 9th a party Of about
sixteen girls accompanied by thei,
Sunday school teacher, Mrs. Sander
son drove out to w. M. Johnson's tc
spend the evening. Shortly after ar
irving at Mrs. Johnson's a dainty
three course supper was served. The
remainder of the evening was spen,
pleasantly as each girl Of the class
prepared some special thing for the
entertainment.
valentine Party-Buelah and Doro
tiny Swift very pleasantly entertained
about sixteen girls and boys at :
Valentine party. Saturday afternoon