The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1912-04-18

vote of thanks, to Mr.. and Mrs. Sweet
for the handsomely appointed enter
tainment they had afforded them.
LOCAL SOCIETY NOTES
Miss Ruth Edison was the hostess
to a party of her young lady friends
Thursday evening at a SIX o'clock
dinner, which was given in honor of
her girl friends, Miss Gertrude Day
and Mish Isabel Stern, who are stu
dents at st. Mary's seminary, of
Faribault. Mimi. Aside from these
were present Misses Margaret Ander-
son, Cell Wallerstedt. Nellie Wilson.
Mary kibbee and Dorothy Young.
The evening was spent informally.
The members of the Halcyon club
and their husbands arranged a sur
prise party in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Yer Nalin, who expect to leave short
~ tltIl new HOliG tL Lake CIV.
Neb. The affair was held on Fri
day evening of last week. The eve
ming was spent in many social ways
That brought PLEASURE to all. The
club members showed their deep APP
probation of the efforts of Mrs. Yer
Valin to make the club work a sue
cess nv nrncnn{inu How ,,;tL
venir spoon. The ladies brought
along n good supply of refreshments
and at a seasonable hour these were
served. On taking their departure
many kind expressions were made
over the departure of the family.
Monday evening the social season
of the knights of Columbus was re-
vived by means of a card party, and
which brought out a large number of
members and their wives, at least
eighteen tables being in the course
of play. Cinch was the game of the
evening, and the head prizes were
awarded to Mrs. George Evans and
: John Till. Mrs. SCOTS division CT
the Ladies Altar Society of the Cath
} Ollie church, served the refreshments.
: The card party was held in the new
club rooms of the lodge, which arc
: ocatcd in the former Elks rooms,
2 ond which have been equipped in a
way as to afford a great deal of
I. pleasure to the members.
Last Saturday evening the faculty
of Dakota Wesleyan gathered for
one of their usual dinners, which
was held at Graham hall, which
brought together practically all of
t the members. A fine dinner was
served and the hours followed with
4 socia! amusements of an entertain
ing and enjoyable character.
Last Saturday evening Mrs. Virgil
Boyles entertained the members Of
the Hi 10 bridge club at bridge
whist, with Mr.. and Mrs. L.. z. Wal
e lerstedt as guests of honor. A spec
o ial feature of interest during the
+, evening was the awarding of the
prizes arranged for at the close OF
: the Lenten season, for the lady and
gentlemen who held the largest score
e for that period. These were present
p Mr.. and Mrs. Oney Sweet. Mrs.
d Smith. The prizes of the evening
= for the high score were presented to
\ 'oyles served some fine refreshments
y and the table was very prettily dec
I Grated in Easter style, with little
: nests filled with candy eggs at each
d be entertained by Mrs. F.. w. Frey
e berg.
Cards were received in the city
yesterday announcing the marriage
h Edgar X. Ruth and Miss Rena Stone
\. Dean, which occurred Wednesday
evening, April 10, at the home Of
j. the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Stone Dean, at Troy, N. Y.
Mr.. Ruth is a former Mitchell young
e nan md has made his way promin-
it emily among the civil engineers OF
e the east, being located for a time in
e New York city. He is now living at
y Cincinnati, Ohio, and was in charge
G of the engineering work of the $685.
y 900 grand stand erected in the Ma
S tional League park during the Win
ter season. His many friends here
g will extend their congratulations.
\ Friday was the birthday of C. r.
v Vermilyea and to celebrate the occa-
n sion Mrs. Vermilyea invited about
twenty-five friends to go to their cot
q tage on the river. The company of
=. friends had arrived there when Mr..
Vernilyea made his appearance and
he was very much surprised at find