The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-05-29

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past was served in four courses by
Misses Lyndall Whitehead, Verna
Sexauer and Pearl Ziegler.
Birthday Party-Wednesday after
noon of last week, Miss Bernice Storm
entertained some Of her little friends
in honor of her natal day. Various
games passed the afternoon very rapid
ly and a dainty lunch ended a very
pleasant party.
Saturday Literary cIub-Saturday,
May 18th, was the last meeting of the
club for the year at the home of Mrs.
Storm. Twenty ladies responded to
the roll call of current events. A fine
paper on domestic science was read
by Mrs. Henry, followed by a short
discussion. A picnic had been plan
ned on the spacious porch, but on ac-
count of the chilly weather, was held
in the house. A most delicious two
course luncheon was served by Misses
Kate Slightam and Ruth Hale.
Breakfast and Luneheon-Miss Nc
Elmurry and Mr.. Bishop entertained
the faculty of the Brookings school at
a breakfast and luncheon Monday of
last week in the domestic science
rooms. Judging from the way the
meals were enjoyed thehe must have
been some excellent cooks who pre-
pared them.
Complimentary Kensington - Mrs.
Olmstead was the complimented guest
at a party given by Mesdames Bush
nell and Lees al the home of the
former Saturday afternoon. After a
very pleasant social time and fancy
work, a delicious two-course luncheon
was served.
Complimentary Five O'clock Tea
Saturday Mrs. II. Fishback entertain
ed very pleasantly a number of young
ladies with their mothers in honor of
Miss Krete Kendall a bride of the near
future.
Complimentary Somerset Party
Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Ryger gave a
most delightful party Saturday even
ing-the complimented guests being
Prof. and Mrs. Patty who will soon
leave Brookings. The game of Somer-
set was played until a late hour, when
a fine lunch vas served.
One O'clock ENTHUSIASTICALLY
and Wednesday Mesdames Ewing and
Loomis entertained very delightfully."-
a number of their friends at the home
of the former. The tables were grac-
ed with bouquets Of lilacs, and the
sumptuous luncheon was served in five
courses by Misses Kate Slightam, Lii
liam Armstrong and Hazel Grinols. The
afternoon was spent in Kensington and
socially.
Lily Bridse-Mr. and Mrs. H. E.
Riley entertained the club Monday
evening. After a very pleasant time in
playing Lily Bridge dainty refresh
ments We're served.
Birthday Dinner-Mr. and Mrs. J. w.
Mcknight gave a most delicious
chicken dinner to a few relatives Sun
day in honor of Mr.. Meningitis sixty
fourth birthday.
Bible Reading contest-Thursday
afternoon the w. c. T. U. held a meet
ing at the home of Mrs. P. Erie. The
main attraction was a bible reading
contest-six members participating
and Mrs. Milton Mcknight carried off
the silver medal. Ice cream and
waters were served at the close of the
exercises.
w. r. c. Birthday club-Tuesday
afternoon of last week, at the home of
Mrs. August Farrankop three birth.
days were Observation-Disclosures Far
rankop, Fred Olsen, and Leighty.
Fancy work and visiting passed the
time very rapidly. The elaborate
luncheon was served a la buffet.
Spread-At the home of Mrs. Luckin.
bill twenty ladies met Monday after
noon to enjoy a good social time. The
majority Of the ladies were of the
September division of the NJ. E. Ladies
Aid Society. Later a supper was serv.
ed that makes ones mouth water to
think about it.
Rebekah Spread-Tuesday evening
the contest for new members closed,
and the losing side furnished the
spread; and from reports it must have
been a feast. A very jolly evening
was spent.
w. r. c. Birthday cIub-The club
met at the G.. A. r. hall Wednesday
afternoon to celebrate the natal days
of Mrs. Emily Mcknight, Mrs. Frank
| Slocum, and Mrs. Ainsworth. Sewing
for the old soldiers occupied the after
noon, followed by an elaborate supper.
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