The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-06-04
spent in music and other amuse-
ments. Miss Alice Deiner, of Emery,
was an out of town guest.
WE'RE Joint HOsTEssEs.

Mrs. Edith Baughman and Mrs.
Mabelle Anderson were joint hostess
es to twenty of their lady friends at
a very pretty auction bridge party
Monday evening at the home of
Mrs. Baughman on East Third avcnue
The affair was in honor of Mrs. Kath-
crime Brown, of Tacoma, Wash. who
is visiting friends in the city.
Tall vases of fragrant purple lilacs
stationed here and there throughout
the rooms were the seasons decora-
lions. After several games of bridge
had been played, Mrs. w. II. Gapp
was awarded a hand-painted nut bowl
as a prize for the highest score and
Mrs. Brown was presented with a
sterling silver bon bon spoon as a
guest prize.
At 11:30 O'Clock the hostess ser
we'd a very palatable three-course
lunch, assisted by Mrs. Sid w. Smith
and Mrs. Fl. j.. Blair. Mrs. Brown,
who has been the guest of honor at
several recent social affairs, will
leave for her home in Tacoma next
Monday.
W.. ~. l.. ". y I L LIN IAllSiID.
Mrs Fred Bjordstrup was hostess
to the w. c. Il. U. on Wednesday af-
ternoon. The subject for the after
noon being Work Among Foreign
ers," the Scripture reading was a
collection of passages referring to
the duty which Gods people owe to
strangers and foreigners.
After a short business session, an
excellent paper on Immigration was
read by Mrs. Geo. IL. Rev, who had
evidently given much time and
thought to tho subject. Then follow
ed a debate, the question being, RE
solved, that America has done more
for foreigners than foreigners have
Edohe for America" The affirmative
was supported by Mrs. j. S. Wilson,
the negative by Mrs. w. A. Getty.
Both advanced good argu-
mcnts.
Mrs. S. M. Grundland spoke briefly
of the inhuman treatment OF Jews in
Russia, and of the fact that the
greed of the American Capitalist
does much to make the foreigner on
lour shore appear, at his worst. Low
wages and squalid tenements COM
I,hipe TO keep him. in ignorance and
tpoVeTW. ait.d$iI1pt tal ait{ ,hI,sE
hrH. Miss Fldrenee <fBsotdstrupn played
ftxo chOiee .,stlsctions. Mist Bjordl
strap' hado arrah gedhay guessing' leon-
test 3@ffUhhwas unique and interest
ling. Fifteen iagsoh ad sbeehi pinAfed,to
lt~heitdrtains y, Each naust twas SUPP
piled with a,tatdf ahdaa7 penciI7 and
1iEiveh TEN minutes ain wllich'eto I'M
lspect and nfar4eI the various flags.
1.-THE acknowledgements in CORRECTLY
naming the largest number received
Pan. eMtnetican iNHg as asrewardg The
tbodby prize @aal I'll thipi specimen iI4f
1.-THE stars and stripes.
Aabountifuti nd deliciopsi ldncH-
eop was. served. and tail WHO had sthe
gold foffune to be present consid-
lefsdhthe mieetfng was a success III
every way.
ioa yoerAotsu.ns an aptgu1E
BiBEEicLAss'sotfAL.
b yNfe, oBereari tBible,rC 1ass,iof thu
First Baptist Bible Sclfool nheldalah
lice cream socialtatot he church, tpat-
flors Thursday evening.dnThe iinclenl-
ent weather did not dampen thefr
enthusiasm and a good number were
in attendance. The class, n class of
married women, has been but recent
fly organized with Mrs. Ida Loomer
as president; Mrs. FAIR, vice-pres-
ident; Mrs. Wyman, secretary; Mrs.
] Spink, treasurer; and Mrs. Swift as