The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-11-12

Iorated the dinner table. The uncover
Dancing party which had been ar
ling OF q large clothes basket reveal
ed to the guest OF honor, many ar
titles suitable for use in the future.
Mrs. McDougall was assisted in serv-
ing an elaborate three course dinner
|by Misses Ethel Disbrow and Ethel
Grace.
DANCING CLUBS PARTY.
Twenty couples enjoyed dancing
Friday evening, when the Younger
ISet Dancing Club gave the second Of
the series of dances to be given dur
ing the winter. The K. OF C. hall
was beautifully decorated with!
!streamers and banners, arranged in.
pretty designs, having the color
scheme appropriate for autumn. Music
was furnished by Wagner's Orches-
ira.
NEW ERA" DANCING PARTY.
1t has often been said that there
lis nothing new under the sun, but
forty-one OF Mitchell's young sons are
now contradicting that statement.
The reason is, that forty-one of Nit
chell's most progressive young bust
ness women, stenographers and,
clerks, invited and escorted these;
forty-one young men to q New Era"
ranged for. In the K. of C. hall,
where a most enjoyable evening raj
devoted to dancing and e%ntertain-i
ment.
The latest popular dances were all
thoroughly tried out, but the most
popular, and most enjoyed of them
all, SO say the young men, was called,
1.-THE Moonlight Waltz" deriving its
name from the fact that the lights
were SO shaded with colored shades
as to give q dim and perfect mool-
light.
The music furnished by Wagner's
tOrchestra is said to have been the
very best and was greatly appreciat-
ed.
Punch and waters we're served dur
ing the evening by Misses Opal Went
worth and Leoma Meyers.
4Of curse the hostesses did all the
work and paid all expenses. and the
Young men are loud in. their praises
of the AFFAIR and its complete success,
and declare themselves ~unreservedly
in favor of Woman Suffrage and
more New Era" dancing parties, al
though they had to sit around and
wait for an invitation to dance; how
lever, the young women were not
backward in giving them an oppor-
ltunity to dance, but acted their part
like veterans, and carried out the
whole scheme to a complete success.
soRosIs CLUB.
An interesting meeting of the So
rosis Club was held at the home of
Mrs. VIM. Pier Friday afternoon.
Following the business session Mrs.
Herbert Hardy. gave a piano selec-
ton and Mrs. A. B.. Porteousi read
the second paper Of a MontesseFi SER
lies. The House of Ctfldhood.
The hostess served refreshments
assisted by Mrs.#W. H. King. The
lclub will meet next with Mrs. Her
bert Hardy Bios Wisconsin st.
CHOIR is ENTERTAINED.
The choir of the Methodist church
TWAS 6Ht0TI6luCO WIN AWOt ny
1.-THE Ladies' Aid. in the church par
lors, last Thursday evening. Twenty
eight found their places at the ban
.quet table, where the color scheme
of yellow and white was carried out
( with flowers and menu cards.
After the banquet, the guests were
entertained with a guessing contest,
which afforded much amusement to
1 all. The choir rendered several: Sc
1 Elections. The ladies were assisted in
serving by the Misses Lucille Bobb,
Eveline Bacon and Marion Walrath. /.
i
TWENTIETH CENTURY CLUB.
The Twentieth Century club will
hold Its regular meeting, Monday af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. r. 3,
Ruth, SIT Nortf. Duff street. Mrs.
~ w. Sampson and Mrs. v. B. Diehl
Will have, charge of the lesson and
magazine study. Mrs. F.. s. Turney
will read q paper on byzantine Art
SOCIETY NOTES.
The Mitchell Art Club Will be
Ientertained Monday evening at the
n barre ~ g I'M MI AaMro q